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 DO you find it difficult to find the right toys and equipment for the person you care for who has special needs? YES – 20 years ago some parents were experiencing the same problem –they would buy an item that they thought was suitable only to find that it didn’t interest their child or they quickly became bored with it. After getting together with like minded parents they set up a toy library, the Learning Library, which brings toys and specialist equipment to you because we appreciate the fact that sometimes it’s just so difficult to organise coming to the
‘SPONSORED SWEET SUCK’
On Tuesday October 10th children from Trimdon Village Infant and Nursery School visited ‘Tremeduna’ care home to present their Harvest assembly. This was warmly received by the elderly members of our community. The school has donated approximately £300 for Tremeduna’s Christmas celebrations. Monies raised by a ‘sponsored sweet suck’ |
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Learning Library in Spennymoor or Thornley.
TODAY the Learning Library visits people of all ages living in the Wear Valley, Sedgefield, Teesdale and Easington districts of County Durham. WE employ Outreach Workers who are responsible for their own area –Christine visits members living in the Trimdons every week. She would bring a selection of toys and equipment for you to choose from and then return in 6 - 8 weeks time with a different choice. We have a wide range of toys and specialist equipment, for example musical instruments, computer software, construction, educational games, outdoor items, bubble tubes and fibre-optics etc. If we haven’t got what you would like, just ask and if funding allows, we will buy it for you to borrow.
GIVE Christine a ring if you think she might be able to help you and it’s free for family members!!! Tel: 01388 420 267 (Spennymoor)or 01429 824 400 (Thornley)or make contact by Email: learninglibrary@spennymoor1.fsnet.co.uk
  
SHOSHINKAI | | Alan, Zak and Janette‘ showing off ’their medals | Dale in Kumite action | | Janette going on to win silver inthe Kata Competition | Janette receiving her Silver medal |
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