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Borrow and return services of public libraries gradually resumed

From 21 May, following the earlier opening of the Hong Kong Central Library and the six major libraries (namely City Hall, Kowloon, Tsuen Wan, Sha Tin, Tuen Mun and Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Public Library), other 12 district libraries (namely Aberdeen, Chai Wan, Lockhart Road, Lai Chi Kok, Lam Tin, Ngau Chi Wan, Yau Ma Tei, Fanling, Tai Po, Tiu Keng Leng, Tsing Yi and Tung Chung Public Library) will be reopened with limited services, including lending and returning of library materials, and picking up of library materials reserved. All reopening libraries will implement special opening hours, arrange admission by sessions and limit the number of people entering the library. Members of the public will be subject to body temperature checks before admission. Children aged under 12 are allowed to enter the library only when accompanied by an adult. Library facilities to be reopened include adult library, young adult library, children's library, partial computer facilities and Students’ Study Room. Other facilities including newspapers and periodicals area, reference library, etc., will remain closed. Please refer to the Details.

Other facilities resumed earlier include the book drop service of the Hong Kong Public Libraries (including service at MTR Central, Kowloon Tong and Nam Cheong stations) and the self-service library stations located at Island East Sports Centre Sitting-out Area, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and Tsuen Nam Road, Tai Wai.

Other public libraries and their students’ study room, and mobile libraries will continue to be temporarily closed until further notice. Overdue fines will not be generated for late return of library materials, and due date of reservation pick up will be extended accordingly.

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Paired Reading Talks 2019: Reading: A Key to Unlock Wisdom

Paired Reading

Paired Reading Talks 2019: Reading: A Key to Unlock Wisdom

Paired Reading Workshops 2019: The World of Picture Books for Parents and Children

Paired Reading

Objective:
To stimulate an interest in reading books for kids and strengthen parent-child relationships.

Target:
Child from kindergarten to primary three, each with a parent.

Quota:
7 sessions. 20 family units each session. (1 child and 1 parent as a family unit)

Facilitators:
St. James' Settlement
Uncle James Child Development Centre, Wan Chai

Series for Stories : “How to choose a picture book?” Workshop

Paired Reading

Series for Stories : “How to choose a picture book?” Workshop

Series for Stories : “What is Parent-child Reading?” Workshop

Paired Reading

Series for Stories : “What is Parent-child Reading?” Workshop

Series for Stories

Paired Reading

Series for Stories

Series for Stories : “How to choose a picture book?” Workshop

Paired Reading

Series for Stories : “How to choose a picture book?” Workshop

Series for Stories : “What is Parent-child Reading?” Workshop

Paired Reading

Series for Stories : “What is Parent-child Reading?” Workshop

Series for Stories: “What is Parent-child Reading?” Workshop

Paired Reading

Series for Stories

Paired Reading Talks 2018 : A New Page in Paired Reading

Paired Reading

Every book is a window to a new landscape. Reading helps broaden children’s horizons and trigger their imagination. Parents play a key role in leading their children to explore the wonderful book world, find a space for relaxation and dive in the trove of knowledge. In addition to cultivating children’s interest in reading, parents can also read and enjoy the fun of reading with their kids.

Paired Reading Talks 2018 : A New Page in Paired Reading

Paired Reading Workshops 2018: Level Up Children's Attention with Games

Paired Reading

Objective:
To learn the skills of improving attention of children with demonstration and games.

Target:
Child from kindergarten to primary three, each with a parent.

Quota:
7 sessions. 20 family units each session. (1 child and 1 parent as a family unit)

Facilitors:
St. James' Settlement
Zeshan Foundation
Uncle James Child Development Centre, Wan Chai

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