Information for teachers

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Libraries can help teachers boost a young person’s love of books and reading through:

  • Reader motivation and development
  • Curriculum support
  • Community partnerships and extended services
  • Family involvement

What is on offer from the Salford libraries and information service specialist children's team?

  • Holiday activities on specific themes
  • Support for the summer reading challenge
  • Reading groups for a specified period to promote wider and more challenging reading
  • Homework help support (including online resources)
  • Fiction promotions
  • Competitions to promote reading
  • Story-times
  • Group visits to facilitate book borrowing and research skills
  • Access to author, illustrator and poet sessions
  • School promotions to encourage joining and borrowing books

Would you like to book a class visit?

Please contact one of the members of the team to discuss ideas and to arrange any class visits:

  • Jennifer Abbott - 0161 211 7326 - Pendleton, Ordsall and Lower Kersal Library in Salford Sports Village
  • Lynne Ashworth - 0161 921 2370 - Swinton, Height and Clifton
  • Heidi Brotherton - 0161 211 7223 - Eccles, Winton and Hope
  • Sara Mountford - 0161 211 7152 - Walkden, Little Hulton, Worsley Village and Boothstown
  • Sue Smith - 0161 909 6548 - Broughton

Please contact Pamela Manley on 0161 778 0842 for all other areas, including Irlam and Cadishead.

The Schools' library service is also a dedicated resource for teachers in Salford.

This page was last updated on 2 November 2011

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