Library Visits definition

Library Visits. All our Libraries offer Library Visits, where individual classes can visit their local library, have a book talk or a story session or a more themed talk by our staff. Children can borrow books using a special class ticket and have the opportunity to learn about their local library.
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Examples of Library Visits in a sentence

  • In the case of damage to Library Visits: We want your children to look forward to the new treasures they receive from our library, and we want our library to be a joyful blessing to them.

  • Not including Library Orderlies and those booked on Extended Library Visits, a maximum of 30 prisoners accompanied by an officer and / or an education tutor will be provided with access to the library at any one time As prisoners in the Care, Separation and Resettlement Unit are necessarily unable to visit the library in person, a collection of suitable books that will be changed / up- dated on a regular basis, will be made available for use by prisoners housed on the CSRU.

  • Not including Library Orderlies and those booked on Extended Library Visits, a maximum of 15 prisoners accompanied by an officer and / or an education tutor will be provided with access to the library at any one time As prisoners in the Care, Separation and Resettlement Unit are necessarily unable to visit the library in person, a collection of suitable books that will be changed / updated on a regular basis, will be made available for use by prisoners housed on the CSRU.