Summer Reading Challenge & Library Events this Summer


Summer Reading Challenge

 

There is still time to sign up for this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, where children can earn rewards for keeping their minds active.

 

Visit your local library and ask a member of staff for more information on this year’s challenge, which is themed around the power of play, sport, games and physical activity.

 

Children can navigate a fictional obstacle course and track their reading as they go, rewarded by free incentives, including stickers and a certificate when they have read six books.

 

As well as getting inspiration from the Summer Reading Challenge Book Collection, children can download e-books and e-audiobooks from the Libby app, which also count towards overall progress.

 

You can register by visiting your nearest library, or by signing up online

 

Children who complete the Summer Reading Challenge will have the opportunity to win a free swimming session. Dates and times of these sessions will be sent to parents during the Autumn term.

 

Events at Lower Earley Library this Summer

 

Explore Learning: The Explorers Quest

 

Designed for children aged five to 11, they will embark on a thrilling quest that will put their skills in maths and English to the test  – Tuesday 8 August, 11.30am – 12.30pm

 

This session is free, but booking is required. 

 

Ready, Set, Dance!

 

A fun session for children where they can learn a variety of dance moves from many different cultures – Thursday 10 August, 11am – 12noon

 

Sessions costs £1 per child. Places must also be registered in advance.

 

Ready, Set, Read

 

Activity sessions for children aged four to ten where they can enjoy crafting and tell us how they have been getting on with the Summer Reading Challenge –  Thursdays from 3pm to 4pm (3, 10 and 17 August)

 

Sessions cost £1 per child.

 

Get Arty

 

Arts and crafts sessions suitable for children aged four to ten – Thursday 24 August, 10am – 11am

 

Booking is required and cost £2 per child.

 

To find out more and to book for any of these events, visit the library events website.

 

Source: Libraries, Wokingham Borough Connect, 24.07.2023