Children's library services
Lambeth libraries offer a variety of services for children, from books to storytimes to Under 5s drop-in sessions.
Events for children are listed on our events in libraries page.
Pottermore
Are you ready for more Potter-mania? Pottermore is a free website that builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books and where new and exciting stories will be published. You can sign up now to join in the fun.
Find out about the free book packs available to the Under 5s.
Come along to your local library today and receive your free pack.
The Bookstart programme is delivered locally through the library service and is supported by the local health trust as well as national bodies such as the Booktrust, the Surestart Unit and a range of book publishers.
Why not visit the Bookstart website to view their range of e-books or join in with special games for under 5s.
Under 5s sessions in Lambeth libraries
Lambeth Libraries welcomes everyone to drop in on its Under 5s sessions, but due to high demand some libraries operate a waiting list. Please contact your local library for more details.
We offer storytelling and Parent and Toddler groups. Craft activities and refreshments are offered at some of the sessions.
Please contact your local library for more details.
These sessions run in term-time only.
All sessions are for Under 5s only. There may be a small charge for refreshments.
Chatterbooks 7-12 year olds
Reading groups for 7-12 year olds.
Do you want to meet new friends, talk about books, meet authors and enter competitions. Get your own bag and diary, bookmarks, stickers and other goodies, surf the internet for great sites anbout books and much more?
Why not come along to one of our Chatterbooks Reading Groups
For further information go to the Chatterbooks website
Useful homework websites
- ehomework - eHomework offers a unique reference point on helping children with homework.
- BBC Learning - BBC's online learning, support and advice for learners of all ages - the 'Revisewise' pages are particularly good for children.