Weekly after-school reading program for primary school students (ages 7–12) at Strathfield Library. Boost literacy, reading confidence and a love of books in a friendly group setting.
Wednesday 11 February 2026
to Wednesday 25 March 2026
4:00pm - 5:00pm
65-67 Rochester St, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Free
Reading Rangers is an upbeat after-school reading club designed to make library visits feel like a small adventure for primary school children. The program focuses on fostering a positive relationship with books, building literacy skills and encouraging regular reading habits among 7–12 year olds at Strathfield Library.
Children will enjoy guided reading activities, short group tasks and gentle reading challenges that build confidence and enjoyment. Expect a relaxed, supportive atmosphere where books, stories and discussion are at the heart of the session.
Sessions are literacy-focused but playful, mixing quiet reading, paired reading and brief activities that help with comprehension and vocabulary. This is ideal for parents who want structured after-school learning that still feels like fun and encourages independent reading.
Reading Rangers is aimed at primary school students and is perfect for families looking for library programs that support school literacy. The program uses engaging content to help children enjoy books and encourage repeated library visits, driving better reading outcomes.
Reading Rangers runs weekly on Wednesdays from 11 February 2026 to 25 March 2026, with sessions from 16:00 to 17:00. The program runs during Term 1 dates and is led by library staff who guide reading tasks and activities tailored to primary school ages.
This program is for children aged 7–12 years and requires a Strathfield Library card to register. Bookings are essential and available via Humanitix from 11:00 on the day of each session; places are limited so parents are encouraged to book early.
The sessions are free of charge. Parents should note the program is specifically literacy-focused and intended to complement school learning by improving reading confidence and enjoyment in a library environment.
Reading Rangers is held at the Strathfield Council Library & Innovation Hub, 65-67 Rochester Street, Homebush 2140. The venue is centrally located and familiar to local families who use the Strathfield Library.
The library is accessible and family-friendly; it is easy to reach by public transport and local roads, and offers a welcoming indoor space for after-school programs. Arrival a few minutes early helps with check-in and settling children into the session.
If you need directions or accessibility details, contact Strathfield Council or check the library website before you come. The location is ideal for neighbourhood drop-offs and short local walks, making it simple for busy parents on weekday afternoons.
Reading Rangers is open to primary school students aged 7–12 who hold a Strathfield Library card. Parents are responsible for their children before the session start and after the session ends; staff supervise activities during the scheduled hour.
Bookings are essential via Humanitix and will open at 11:00 on the day of each session; spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come basis. The program is free, but failure to cancel a reserved spot may prevent another child from attending.
Please notify staff of any support needs or access requirements when booking. The library staff endeavour to create an inclusive, supportive environment for all children and will advise parents if extra support is recommended.
The program is free to attend. Parents should reserve places via Humanitix; bookings open at 11:00 on the day of each session and are essential due to limited capacity.
To secure a spot, have your child’s Strathfield Library card details handy when booking. If a session becomes full, check for alternative dates or contact the library for waitlist options.
For more information or help with bookings, contact Strathfield Council customer service during office hours or visit the Strathfield Library website. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment and to ensure your child can participate in this popular literacy program.
