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Summer reading challenge

Discover the science and innovation in the world around you with this year’s Summer Reading Challenge called Gadgeteers. The challenge launches in Slough Libraries on 2 July!

The challenge encourages children aged 4 to 11 to enjoy the benefits of reading for pleasure over the summer holidays and have lots of fun finding new favourite reads. It’s quick, easy and free to join.

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Story and music time

Join your local Slough library for a fun story and rhyme session. Please enquire at your local library for information and to book your place.

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Code Club

Learn how to do Scratch, Python and HTML for age 8-12!!! Places are limited so please enquire at library@slough.gov.uk

Lets Read Together - Family Book Group

In conjunction with Slough Caribbean Forum, this is a reading group for families inspired by Black History Month! We talk about Black authors, Black history, culture and more. Sessions on the third Saturday of the month. More info from sloughcaribbeanforum@gmail.com

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Ebony Book Club

A monthly book group for adults facilitated by Slough Caribbean Forum talking about Black history and culture. We are here to highlight the importance of Black history all year round. Sessions 4th Tuesday of the month on Zoom. Book for details

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Slough Talking Newspaper

Did you know that Slough has a Talking Newspaper. Each week, a new edition is recorded and updated on the Slough Talking Newspaper website.

You can listen to this on the British Wireless for the Blind Fund web player or via their British Wireless for the Blind Fund app which can be downloaded too.

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