Manchester City Council

Manchester City Council

Children's Library Services

Homework Clubs

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Need some help with your homework? Can't find space at home to study? Then our Homework Clubs are the place for you! The Homework Clubs are run by trained staff who can help you explore the Internet, find books to help you with all aspects of your homework or help you with your revision.

 Homework Clubs are open to anyone aged 8 - 16

  • You are free to come and go as you please and use the Clubs as much or as little as you like
  • Everything is free, including Internet access, printing and photocopying
  • Most Clubs have computers, Internet access, email, CD ROMs, colour printers, photocopiers, scanners, dictionaries, text books and encyclopaedias.

Check the details below for when we're open during the school term time. With Homework Clubs in so many libraries, there's bound to be one near you!

We're not just open when schools are though. During the school holidays we may be offering craft activities, or just be open for a chat and to help with any work you've been set. Check with the libraries themselves to see what's on offer.


Burnage Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 1pm and 2 - 4pm

Chorlton Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm

Clayton Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 9am - 1pm

Crumpsall Library

  • Monday: 3.20 - 8pm
  • Tuesday: 3.20 - 5pm
  • Wednesday: 3.20 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 12noon - 5pm

Didsbury Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm

East City Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 7pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 7pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 7pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3pm

Fallowfield Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 1 pm and 2 - 4pm

Gorton Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 12noon - 5pm

Higher Blackley Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm

Hulme Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 1.30pm and 2.30 - 4pm

Levenshulme Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 11am - 1pm and 2 - 5pm

Longsight Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 6.30pm
  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 6.30pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 6.30pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 12.30pm and 1 - 3.30pm

Miles Platting Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3pm

Moss Side Powerhouse Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 11 - 4pm

New Moston Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3pm

Newton Heath Library

  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 1pm and 2 - 4pm

North City Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3pm
  • Sunday: 12noon - 4pm

Northenden Library

  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm

Withington Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3pm

Wythenshawe Forum Library

  • Monday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Tuesday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Wednesday: 3.30 - 5pm
  • Thursday: 3.30 - 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3pm
Further information

Bookstart

Bookstart aims to provide a free pack of books to every baby in the UK, to inspire, stimulate and create a love of reading that will give children a flying start in life. Bookstart packs are available from Manchester Libraries.

Britannica Online (Student and Junior Editions)

These two fantastic resources for younger readers are available to library members via this web site (just follow this link and enter your borrower number and PIN when requested). Great for homework! They may also be viewed from a pc in your local library. The full edition of Britannica Online is also available.

Manchester Book Award

The award aims to raise educational attainment of young people, particularly at Key Stage Three. It also hopes to engage young people in reading, consultation and decision-making through involvement in reading groups and to create a community of young readers in Manchester schools and libraries.

Stories from the Web

'Stories from the Web' is a Reader Development Programme. Activities aimed at 1-14 year olds. 'Stories from the Web' aims to promote a love of reading and encourage young people to contribute their creative work which is displayed in the ‘Gallery’ area of the website.

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