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Lego Club Leader - Swaffham Library
Job summary
A local volunteer organization in Swaffham seeks a volunteer to support its Lego Club, running on Saturday mornings. The role includes assisting children and parents with Lego activities, helping to organize events, and ensuring sessions run smoothly. An interest in Lego and creative thinking are essential. This is a great opportunity for anyone looking to contribute to the community and help others develop their skills in a fun environment.
Benefits
Qualifications
- An interest in Lego and its educational use.
- Creative thinking to develop new project ideas.
- A friendly and helpful approach necessary for supporting children.
Responsibilities
- Assist children and parents with Lego activities.
- Help publicize and organize events as part of a team.
- Act as a liaison between staff and attendees to ensure smooth sessions.
Skills
Organisation role · 1—2 hrs/Week · Starting from 10 Jan 2026
We are looking for a volunteer to support our Lego Club which will run from 10.30-111.30 on a Saturday morning from January onwards.
The purpose of this role is to offer support in running Lego-themed activities within the library, usually on a weekly basis.
- Assist children and their parents with taking part in Lego building themed activities
- As part of a team, help with publicising and organising events and activities
- To act as a link between staff and the attendees so sessions run smoothly
- An interest in Lego and how it can be used to facilitate education and social outcomes such as teamwork and problem solving
- Creative thinking to come up with new ideas for projects
- Friendly and helpful approach
- Willing to help others grow their skills
💸 Reimbursement of costs
Norfolk Library and Information Service is nationally recognised as being one of the best library services in the country. We're an integral part of the public service offer in Norfolk. Our vision is for everyone in Norfolk to use their inspirational, safe and welcoming libraries. Our volunteers support and add value to our Library services. We have roles to suit all needs and we welcome volunteers of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.
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