Appendix C: Barnet Libraries Product Catalogue



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Appendix C: Barnet Libraries Product Catalogue Proposed menu of services to be delivered across the Barnet Public Library Network 1. What is the Barnet Libraries Product Catalogue? The product catalogue sets out the basic range of services to be delivered by each type of library. The catalogue is split into the following five service areas: Developing Literacy and Reading Developing Learning Developing Culture Developing Communities Developing Health and wellbeing Each service area links to key outcomes within the London Borough of Barnet Corporate Plan. This is demonstrated in the diagram below.

2. How to read the product catalogue There are three elements to each entry within the product catalogue: Table 1, Chart 1, and Chart 2. Table 1 lists the main components of the offer within that service area, with examples of specific initiatives, projects and schemes. For instance, reading groups, author talks and Citryread are all examples of Reading Events for Adults. Chart 1 provides a visual overview of how each component combines to form an overall service offer within each type of library. Each component is represented by a block of colour, with each block sized to reflect the relative number/ scale of events and projects that are likely to take place within that type of library. For instance, there will be a larger number of reading materials for loan in Core Plus than in Core and Partnership libraries.

Chart 2 provides a visual comparison of each component by library type. Each type of library is represented by a different colour, with the size of the bar reflecting the comparative number/ scale of events and projects likely to take place within that type of library.

3.1: Developing Literacy and Reading Service Area Components Reading materials for loan Digital reading materials Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off-site Reading events for adults These events promote a love of reading, develop adult literacy and creative skills in adults in Barnet and help to support local writers. Collectively they encourage adults to make more use of their local library and to experience reading in all its many different formats, including digital reading. Reading events for children These events support children s reading skills from the development of key communication skills and language acquisition in the Early Years to promoting a love of reading for pleasure amongst older children and young people. As with events for adults they encourage children to use the library and to extend and experiment with their reading choices. Education visits (facilitated) Education visits (un-facilitated) literacy schemes for adults literacy schemes for children Table 1 Offer Child, teen and adult general reading Large print reading materials Community language reading materials Quick reads/ adult literacy reading materials child, teen, adult audio books e-books and e-audio books Library staff knowledgeable about resources for literacy and reading Library staff knowledgeable about resources for literacy and reading Reading Groups Author talks One-off activities Cityreads Beyond the Book Festival a Barnet Libraries festival celebrating reading Creative writing groups Baby Rhymetime Toddler Read and Rhyme Sensory Rhyme & Play Toddler Rhyme & Play Author events and talks Beyond the Book Festival- a Barnet Libraries festival celebrating reading Positive Activities for Young People (PAYP) One-off reading events and activities Tailored class visits to develop a love of books and reading and promote library use Class visits delivered by school staff Self-led class visits following LBB libraries class visit pack Six Book Challenge developing adult literacy skills Summer Reading Challenge developing children s reading skills Bookstart developing early readers and school readiness Carnegie Medal Shadowing with secondary school reading groups

Chart 1 literacy schemes for children literacy schemes for adults Education visits (unfacilitated) Education visits (facilitated) Reading events for children Reading events for adults Access to trained staff off-site Trained staff on site Digital reading materials Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile Reading materials for loan

Chart 2 160 140 120 100 80 60 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile 40 20 0 Reading materials for loan Digital reading materials Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off-site Reading events for adults Reading events for children Education visitseducation visits (facilitated) (unfacilitated) literacy schemes for adults literacy schemes for children

3.2: Developing Learning Table 1 Current offer Study space Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off site Learning resources for loan and reference Learning resources for sale Digital learning resources Education visits (facilitated) Education visits (un-facilitated) Learning events/ sessions for adults Learning events/ sessions for children These events help to teach key skills such as team work, concentration and problem solving and support children and young people in learning how to access and use information from non-fiction books/ resources study desks in an environment suitable for both group and individual study Library staff knowledgeable about resources for learning Library staff knowledgeable about resources for learning Non-fiction resources for children, teens and adults including formal study guides Reference collections Education workbooks and charts 24/7 online reference library of education and learning databases Access to PCs for internet and office software with tailored lists of recommended learning sites and volunteer ICT buddies as additional support. Printing/ photocopying facilities Tailored class visits to support the development of learning in and out of school and to promote library membership. Targeted list of schools. Class visits delivered by school staff Self-led class visits following LBB libraries class visit pack ICT classes teaching basic PC and internet skills broaden to include all tech Job clubs & CV support barnet college Homework clubs FututreVersity courses for young people Chess clubs Lego clubs Coding clubs

Chart 1 Learning events/ sessions for children Learning events/ sessions for adults Education visits (unfacilitated) Education visits (facilitated) Digital learning resources Learning resources for sale Learning resources for loan and reference Access to trained staff off site Trained staff on site Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile Study space

Chart 2 160 140 120 100 80 60 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile 40 20 0 Study space Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off site Learning resources for loan and reference Learning resources for sale Digital learning resources Education visits (facilitated) Education visits (unfacilitated) Learning events/ sessions for adults Learning events/ sessions for children

3.3 Developing Culture Table 1 Current offer Specialist resource collections Vocal scores for local choirs Play sets for local play groups Local history resources cultural events One-off cultural events Exhibition space/ cultural Floor and wall space for art exhibitions commissioning Access to trained staff onsite Library staff able to signpost to local cultural events Access to trained staff off-site Library staff able to signpost to local cultural events

Chart 1 900 800 700 Access to trained staff off-site 600 Trained staff on site 500 Exhibition space 400 Access to information about cultural events 300 200 Cultural events 100 Specialist resource collections 0 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile

Chart 2 250 200 150 100 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile 50 0 Specialist resource collections Cultural events Access to information about cultural events Exhibition space Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off-site

3.4 Developing Communities Table 1 Current offer Volunteering Opportunities Library space Information about the local area and services On-site access to other services Remote access to other services Support for local businesses and organisations Adult volunteering programme Youth volunteering programme Summer reading challenge volunteers Work experience/ placements (all ages) Duke of Edinburgh Award Reparation volunteering for Youth Offenders Rooms for hire (varying sizes) Coffee Lounge area safer places scheme providing a safe place for those with learning difficulties Dementia Friendly communities notice boards/ print info Free PC access for online information Parking permits for sale Health Inform advice sessions MP and Cllr surgeries Housing benefit document checking Local police advice children s centres PC access for Universal credit applications PC access for Blue Badge renewal PC access for Freedom pass renewal PC access for Job Centre Plus Online access to council services via free PC access and My Account Market place advertising space Glass cabinets to display products and promote services Window display units to display products and promote services Enterprise workshops to support local businesses Carers

Community library membership categories Events to reduce social isolation and promote community cohesion Access to trained staff on-site Nurseries/ preschools Reading groups Play reading groups orchestras/ choirs Coffee mornings knit and natter conversation café Library staff trained to find information and to signpost Library staff trained to find information and to signpost

Chart 1 1400 Access to trained staff off-site 1200 Trained staff on site 1000 Events to reduce social isolation Community membership categories 800 Promotional space for local businesses, groups and organisations 600 Remote access to other services 400 onsite access to other services Information about local area and services 200 library space for community use 0 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile volunteering opportunities

Chart 2 250 200 150 100 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile 50 0 volunteering library space opportunities for community use Information about local area and services onsite access to other services Remote access to other services Promotional space for local businesses, groups and organisations Community membership categories Events to reduce social isolation Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off-site

3.5 Developing Health and Wellbeing Table 1 Current offer Health books/ resources for loan Health/ wellbeing events Access to onsite health information/ services Information is available on a wide range of topics and in a wide range of formats from leaflets about local walks, to onsite advice from health professionals to online information about local leisure centres and doctors Access to remote health information/ services Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off-site General books/ resources on healthy living, health conditions and treatment, self help Books on prescription: Dementia collection Books on prescription: Mental Health collection Libraries used for physical activity and stress management sessions such as Yoga, Tai Chi, reflexology etc. Health advice sessions providing guidance on condition management Sessions delivered by health providers as part of the Children s Centre link activity Promotion of local and council health initiatives Paper and electronic information such as Local Drs surgeries and dentists. Book appointments online Library staff knowledgeable about resources and information to resolve health based queries Library staff knowledgeable about resources and information to resolve health based queries

Chart 1 800 700 600 500 Access to trained staff off-site 400 Trained staff on site Remote Access to health information/ services 300 Access to onsite health information/ services Health/ wellbeing events 200 Health books/ resources for loan 100 0 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile

Chart 2 160 140 120 100 80 60 Core Plus Core Partnership Home and mobile 40 20 0 Health books/ resources for loan Health/ wellbeing events Access to onsite health information/ services Remote Access to health information/ services Trained staff on site Access to trained staff off-site