For The Kids
Looking for something for the kids? The Library has many events dedicated for children of all ages.
With weekly story-time sessions, our popular school holiday activities and our dedicated children and youth areas and collections there is something for everyone.
All children and their parents are welcome to participate in any of the Library events. Further information and conditions of these Library events can be found at the bottom of this page.
For other Library hosted events, please visit our Upcoming Events page.
The Inverell Shire Public Library invites you to…
Baby Bounce
Baby Bounce sessions are held each Wednesday from 10:30 am to 11:00 am.
These sessions are directed for children aged from birth to 18 months and their carers.
The fun-filled sessions include reading books, singing songs and bouncing rhymes.
Please contact the Library on (02) 6728 8130 should you require any further information
Inverell Shire Public Library invites you to…
Storytime
Storytime sessions are held each Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 11:15 am to 11:45 am.
These sessions are directed for children aged from 2 to 5 years old.
Storytime’s fun-filled sessions include stories and some simple craft.
Please note that the Thursday and Friday sessions are repeats of the Wednesday session.
Please contact the Library on (02) 6728 8130 should you require any further information
The Inverell Shire Library hosts a variety of activities throughout the school holidays for kids of all ages.
Most of these activities have a limited number of places – making a booking early will help guarantee you a spot. Finishing times for these sessions are approximate.
If you wish to book or would like more information on any of the sessions, please phone the Library on (02) 6728 8130.
Additional Information
Please be advised that food & beverages will be supplied by the Library at some of the holiday sessions. Library staff are unable to monitor what every child eats. Children with significant allergies or food intolerances who book in for these sessions should be supervised by a parent or guardian. If the child is old enough to know what foods to avoid on their own the library officer should still be advised of the issue to assist in preventing any allergy-related problems.
Supervision of 6-17 year olds
Parental supervision is not compulsory for 6-17 year olds during school holidays sessions, but it is recommended in the case of the younger children in this age bracket, or if a child is likely to become distracted or disruptive.
Library staff will do their utmost to monitor attending children, but consideration must be given to the fact that the Library is a public place, and, unlike a childcare facility, children are not locked inside.
It is expected that parents explain to their children prior to attending any of these sessions that they are not to leave the building until they are picked up by a parent or guardian.
Activities that require materials to be purchased by the library will incur a charge.
The charge will be minimal and implemented on a cost recovery basis.
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