• Port Macquarie  
    Grant St, Port Macquarie
    Monday to Friday: 9.30am-6pm
    Saturday:9am-12noon
    ph:(02)65818755
  • Kempsey  
    22 Tozer St, Kempsey
    Monday to Friday: 10am-6pm
    Saturday:10am-1pm
    ph:(02)65663210
  • Laurieton  
    Laurie St, Laurieton
    Monday to Friday: 9.30am-5pm
    Saturday:9am-12noon
    ph:(02)65818177
  • Wauchope  
    High St, Wauchope
    Monday to Friday: 9.30am-5pm
    Saturday:9am-12noon
    ph:(02)65818162
  • South West Rocks  
    22 Landsborough St, SWRs
    Tuesday,Wednesday & Thursday,: 10am-1pm
    2pm-5pm
    Saturday:9am-12noon
    ph:(02)65665044
  • Stuarts Point  
    Cnr Ocean Ave & Marine Pde, Stuarts Point
    Tuesday&Thursday: 10am-1pm & 2pm-5pm
    Saturday:9am-12noon
    ph:(02)65690289

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School Holiday Activities:

Each school holidays there are activities for you to join in.  The schedule is usually available three weeks prior to the holidays.

 

Premier's Reading Challenge:

 

The Premiers Reading Challenge runs every year from February to September. The Premier's Reading Challenge (PRC) is available for all NSW students in Kindergarten to Year 9, in government, independent, Catholic and home schools.

The Challenge aims to encourage in students a love of reading for leisure and pleasure, and to enable students to experience quality literature. It is not a competition but a challenge to each student to read, to read more and to read more widely. The Premier's Reading Challenge is an initiative of the NSW State government with principal support from the Dymocks Literacy Foundation and OPSM and media partner, The Sun-Herald.

How do I find the PRC books in the library?

Not all books listed on the Premier's Reading Challenge list will be in the library.  The library books from the K-2, 3-4 and 5-6 groups have been catalogued so if you type in for example, 'premier's reading challenge K-2' in the catalogue as an 'anyword' search, they will be listed.  You can reserve these from home.

All K-2, 3-4 and 5-6 books in our collection have a sticker on them.

Homework Help via Your Tutor:

Online tutoring is now available from home for Mid North Coast Co-operative members, using Tutoring Australasia's yourtutor service.

yourtutor connects students with expert tutors for live, one-to-one individual learning sessions via the Internet in their Online Classroom.

yourtutor is available for students in Years 4 to 12 at school.  It is available Monday to Friday between 4pm and 8pm.

Students can access yourtutor at all of our Libraries or from your own computer (click the login button above).  

Subjects for primary school students include:
Mathematics - Maths - Yr 4-6 Maths
Science - Science - Yr 4-6 Science
English -General English,  Essay Writing,  Assignment Research:(Finding information, organising reports/assignments, etc.)
Study Skills (Time management, note taking skills, revision techniques, etc.)

Bookflix:

Click on Bookflix and you will find free online books with link to learn.  The books are on a variety of topics shared in interesting ways.  Just go into the Library catalogue and click on Bookflix from home (on the left of the screen) and type in your library card number.  Turn the volume up and enjoy!

 

CWA Country of the Year:

Each year, Central Northern Regional Library creates a website to assist the CWA of NSW with their current country of study. The 2012 Country of Study is Timor-Leste. Click on the following image to discover a variety of useful, interesting and relevant websites:

 

Inside a Dog:

Attention older primary students!  Are you looking for book lists? Try 'Inside a dog'

The site is all about books by young people and for young people.  You can find:

  • Great reads
  • Share your reviews of books
  • Create or join a book club to talk about your reading
  • Read author's thoughts about writing and reading on the Residence blog
  • Discuss book news and hot topics on their blog or forums

Are you interested in online activities using numbers, patterns, space and geometry?  What about sites using words, poetry and reading ideas?

Try the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Week website