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They have a packed schedule of activities planned for you to enjoy!

The Environment, sustainability, and climate change will be the themes of our activities for children this half-term. All of our libraries will be reading ‘Elmer and the Flood’ during Storytime, in which a brave Elmer must figure out a way to save a stranded young elephant – can Elmer save the day? Come and find out!

Let your child’s imagination run wild at our craft clubs and learn how to recycle unwanted/old materials into something new, or you can visit The Hive for a Sustainability Treasure Hunt and Sustainability Tour.

Councillor Marcus Hart, Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Communities said: “Our libraries are thriving community spaces where people go to meet with one another and participate in a wide range of services. As a parent myself, I appreciate the struggle to keep the boredom at bay during half-term holidays and would encourage anyone looking for something creative to do this half-term, to see what your local library is offering. 

“This year's theme is all about educating and empowering the next generation on environmental issues, sustainability, and climate change. Libraries are paving the way to a more sustainable future for all.”



Half-term isn't the only time we offer activities. There is something for everyone, all-year round! Pop into your local library, meet and make friends at our many children’s groups which include: Bounce and Rhyme and Storytime for babies and little ones, or come along to one of our LEGO Clubs or Code Clubs for children 5 years old and over. 

Libraries are also a great place for children and young people to catch up on homework or revision with warm and welcoming study spaces for individuals or groups.

 

To find out more and book where necessary, visit Events and Activities in Libraries page on the ������ϲ�����ͼ�� County Council website and look for your local library. Or for activities at The Hive, visit .