FRIDAYS 1:00-2:00

14 Oct 2011 - 16 Dec 2011

Come along and enjoy an hour of fun filled craft activities suitable for children aged 3 to 5. Each week will have a theme and several craft projects to create. Click to down load brochure.

 

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL AS PLACES ARE LIMITED!

 

Cost:           NTL Members - $5.00 per child per week

                    Non-NTL Members - $7.00 per child per week

 

Pay for the whole term up front and your place will automatically be held each week, or you can pay as you go and contact us each week to reserve your place.

 

Parents/carers are required to stay and assist children. Siblings who are too young to participate can play with NTL toys!

 

Email or phone the Toy Library to reserve your place:

info@nunawadingtoylibrary.org.au or 0449123889

 

Planned activities include

-          pot painting

-          kite making

-          finger painting

-          decorating biscuits

-          making musical instruments

-          Christmas craft and loads more!

 

Why Join Nunawading Toy Library?

· Have access to a large variety of quality toys for children of various ages (we have over 1000 items);

· Expose your child to an enormous range of play experiences;

· Find out what your child likes to play with and how;

· Have access to ideas and information about child development;

· Contribute to the community;

· Meet other parents and carers;

· Save money;

· Say goodbye to boredom!

·         How to Join

What we are

We are a voluntary organisation made up of parents and carers, run by and for the families of Nunawading and district. An elected committee is responsible for running the organisation. To assist in the running of the Library, members are also required to perform minimal duties.

A toy library is a place where parents or carers can go to borrow a large variety of educational toys, puzzles and games on a regular basis. Nunawading Toy Library aims to support families and encourage them to spend time playing with their children.


Quality toys are expensive and children quickly become bored with a toy once its play value has been exhausted. By providing new play materials every week or two, parents can save money and significantly contribute towards the development and education of their children.

Nunawading Toy Library’s

Mission Statement

Our Statement of Purposes:

• To conduct a toy library facility in the municipality of Nunawading.

• To make available for loan, toys and other like materials and equipment, which are used for play or to stimulate play by young children, generally of pre-school age.

• To disseminate information and promote discussion on aspects of play and its relationship to the development of children.

Our Pledge:

• The Nunawading Toy Library is a community-based, volunteer run, not-for profit organisation, which recognises play as a major factor in child development.

• To all its intending membership we aim to provide affordable access to appropriate toys and equipment, which will assist in the education and development of children from (although not limited to) six months to six years of age.

• Nunawading Toy Library also aims to provide a high and consistent level of service to families in the community, with the assistance and involvement of its members.

 

·         Last updated 26 Jul 2011

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Useful Links

 

City of Whitehorse

Toy Libraries Victoria

Put Children First

 

 

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