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Homework Help

Girl reading a book
It's free and available at your local library.
 
Dudley Libraries can help you with your homework whatever your age.
 
  • You can join a homework club at your local library where you can access the Internet and our e-resources and receive 5 free black and white printouts or photocopies.
 
  • We have books that you can take home on a whole range of topics from the Romans to Recycling.
 
  • Each library also has a reference section full of books, dictionaries, atlases and encyclopedias that can be used in the library.
 
Children using computers
Children using computers
You can also access fantastic e-resources 24/7 such as:
 
  • Britannica Junior - An encyclopedia designed for children aged 5-11 years. Britannica Junior has accessible information on a wide range of topics and includes pictures and sound. Articles can be printed out to help with homework projects.
 
  • Britannica Student - A reference designed for secondary school students, but useful for everyone. Provides access to more than 15,000 encyclopedia articles that are lively and fun to read.
 
  • Encyclopedia Britannica - Gives a wide range of information from a reliable and authoritative source. The in-depth coverage provides the full text of over 75,000 articles and news headlines. Vivid graphics and sound bring many of the articles to life.
 
  • Credo Reference - Gives a wide range of information from a reliable and authoritative source. The in-depth coverage provides the full text of over 75,000 articles and news headlines. Vivid graphics and sound bring many of the articles to life.
 
Log on using computers in your local library or use your own computer, all you need to do is register as a member.
 

Study Support Document

 
The library study support document offers information for children, young people and their families about free services for children and their families.
 
The guide includes information to support babies, young children and their families, school age children and GCSE and beyond.  You can view the document below.