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Working Together: Our Emergency Services and Our Community Storytime and craft

Run by Libraries NI

Grove Library is having a special storytime and craft on the theme of our emergency services.

Our emergency services support people from all backgrounds. Trust, communication, inclusion and working together, enable the emergency services to work positively in the community to support people from all backgrounds and communities and work positively with them.
We welcome children aged 4-8 to join us in stories and craft for Good Relation's Week.
After storytime we will be making a Fireman's Helmet.

Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.

Booking is advisable - please contact Grove Library on 28 9050 9244 to reserve a place.

Who is running it

Libraries NI

Libraries NI is the public library service for Northern Ireland.

Who it is for

  • Children

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