Toys are children’s learning tools and children love new toys. Our Toy Library boasts a collection of over 600 toys, which can be borrowed by members for up to three weeks at a time.
Membership is free. Please read our policies and guidelines before filling out the membership form. Toy Library Membership form.
We pride ourselves on the excellent quality of toys available to help children learn and explore. We ask that parents and caregivers help children look after the toys borrowed. Beyond ensuring the toys last, this teaches responsibility.
Make an appointmentto choose from the toys available. Toys can also be viewed in our web based catalogue.
Toy Library Catalogue
This catalogue is for viewing only. It is not interactive. Choose your toy by the number. Bring it in and we will help you find the toy. We do our best to keep the catalogue up to date, however, please choose a couple of options in case your chosen toys have been checked out.
How to use the Toy Library
All of our toys are coded with a letter followed by two numbers. For example, A-1-14. The letter code indicates the area of development according to the following:
A-Action Toys (riding and climbing toys)
B-Baby Toys (up to 18 months)
C-Construction Toys (child needs to put the toy together to make it work such as duplo, marbleworks)
G-Games (board games for children who are 3, 4 and 5 years old)
I-Imaginative Play (theme toys such as houses, castles, cars, farms, etc…)
M-Manipulative Skills (fine motor skill development such as sewing cards or lacing beads)
P-Puzzles (range from 5 to 60 pieces)
The first number corresponds to the toy number in our inventory;
The second number corresponds to the number of pieces or parts that make up that toy. So, for example, Toy A-1-14 is an action toy, the first in the inventory with 14 pieces.