Storytime at Busselton Library

Regular Story time sessions are held at 10.00am every second Wednesday at the Busselton Library.

The sessions usually run up to forty-five minutes, and contain stories, rhymes, songs and a craft activity, which is centred on a special theme chosen for each session.

Participation is free, and bookings are not necessary.

The next Storytime at the Busselton Library will be held on Wednesday the 2nd of March, and the theme will be... SHEEP!


Is your child one of the hundreds that count Where Is the Green Sheep? by Mem Fox as one of their favourites? Come along to the Busselton Library to hear this and other fantastic sheepy stories, followed by a wonderfully woolly craft activity, suitable for children 3 to 5 years of age.

Children love to read and be read to

Your public library is a great place for finding books to read for fun and pleasure. There is a strong link between community health and wellbeing and the use of libraries. Read to your children from a young age and see the benefits in their success in literacy and academic success.

Australian Breastfeeding Association

The Busselton branch is meeting at the Kent St Family Centre on Friday 25th February at 10.00am. Contact Janet on 9754 4461 for more details. For more information on breastfeeding support and a question forum you can view the Australian Breastfeeding Association website at http://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/.

Friday Tennis for Youth at Busselton

The Busselton Tennis Club is commencing its summer programme of youth tennis on Friday afternoons during the school term, starting at 4.30pm and catering for children  8 - 17 years of age. Contact the Busselton Tennis Club for further details.

Better Beginnings for Families

This programme has been developed for families with children aged 0-3 years. The aim is to encourage the development of literacy and a love of books and reading. Further information is available through your local library, health nurse and the State Library of WA, or by going to the Better Beginnings website.

The Little Big Book Club

A great site for encouraging the family to read and enjoy the wonderful range of books for children.

http://www.thelittlebigbookclub.com.au/