Children and Young People
Libraries are great places for babies, children, young adults, parents and carers.
You can find resources for fun and education, leisure and learning.
June 24-30 is National Bookstart Week, and we'll be celebrating (with giveaways) at all our Under 5s' sessions.
Find your local library's activities for children on the News & Events page, and get a flavour of what we get up to on the Books & the City blog.
Activities & events for children
Storytimes, reading schemes, craft sessions, author visits - there's always a lot happening for children in Westminster Libraries.
Books & reading
Books and music to borrow... Books to help you do your homework... Stories and information... DVDs for loan - all this and more!
FAQ
What can I borrow? How long for? Can I use a computer? Is there anyone who can help me? Find the answers here.
Bookstart
Babies love books - and you can get free ones to help them on their way!
Under 5s
Storytelling, singing, puppets and pictures - regular fun sessions in libraries for those under five years old.
Homework help
Our children's libraries have 'Homework Collections' and friendly staff to help you. If you are aged 7-13 you can also join a free term-time Homework Club.
Webtastic!
We can help you at home as well - use these great websites when you're doing your homework - and for fun!
For parents & carers
Find out about our links to national reading schemes and how we can help your child with reading and learning, at home and at school.
For schools
The Schools Library Service offers topic based loans, fiction collections, advice, support and book purchase. It also runs training courses for staff about books and school libraries.
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