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Primary school aged children, Key Stage 1 and 2, ages 6 to 12

Once at school, libraries support children’s learning outside the classroom with a wide and varied programme of regular library events and activities, class or school visits to the library and outreach visits to schools.

Events and activities range from Lego clubs and code clubs to reading groups and Summer Reading Challenge activities and reinforce key principles established in the classroom through fun, interactive play.

Working closely with local schools, Libraries host library visits for local schools and offer outreach visits to schools, providing focused sessions designed to support national curriculum objectives around literacy, STEM and information searching, helping to inspire children to be ambitious and curious when reading for pleasure and delivering key messages about continuing development and reading beyond the classroom.

“The Hive is like the backbone of my teaching and of my work as a reading leader here in Worcester, and I don’t think we could ask for a better resource in terms of school visits and in terms of inspiring children to read.” 

Cathy Spence, a Year 6 teacher from St Barnabas C of E Primary School in Worcester.
 

Library services for primary school aged children:

• provide an opportunity for socialising with other children and families
• develop a desire to read for pleasure
• develop a love of libraries and life-long learning
• develop cognitive functioning
• inspire and encourage children to be curious about the world in which they live
• encourage the evaluation of ideas
• encourage children to be ambitious

Regular library activities