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Welcome to SY 2025-6
The new book order has arrived and will be processed once the school year has started.
The Libraries are open from 7.45am - 4.00pm
ES students may visit the library before class 7.45 - 8.00am every morning and at any time during the day with teacher permission. They may also visit the library after school if accompanied by an adult caregiver.
MS students may visit the library before class 7.45-8.00am, during lunch recess and after school every day. They may also visit at any time during the day with teacher permission.
HS students may visit the library at any time between 7.45am-4.00pm that it fits within their schedule including passing times, flex, study hall and recess breaks.
This library is located on the bottom floor of Building A. it caters to the reading and learning needs of all Elementary and Middle School students as well as staff and parents. Regular ES classes taught by the teacher librarian are held here and the space is frequently used for meeting, reading and borrowing sessions for ES and MS classes and other events. This Library is staffed by the Teacher Librarian and a full time Library Assistant
This library is located on the 4th floor of Building B. it caters to the reading and learning needs of High School students, and all faculty. There is a selection of Ficiton and Non Fiction books in a range of genres catering to Young Adult and Adult readers. This library is staffed by a full time Library Assistant.
Ms Judi Taylor
P-12 Teacher Librarian
Mrs Aki MacFarlane (Mrs Mac)
ES/MS Library Assistant
(maternity cover)
Ms Hoai Anh Nguyen
HS Library Assistant
Ms Ngan Trieu
ES/MS Library Assistant
(on Maternity leave)
The Role of the Library and Librarian in Schools
More than 60 education and library research studies have produced clear evidence that school library programs staffed by qualified school librarians have a positive impact on student academic achievement … Students who don’t speak English at home can be among those who benefit the most. (ALA Report, 2019)