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Welcome to St Peter the Apostle High School Library!
Welcome to St Peter the Apostle High School Library!
We provide access to a wide range of resources in an inclusive, welcoming environment that supports learning and teaching. The promotion of reading for enjoyment, lifelong learning and information literacy skills are at the core of all activity in the library. The library operates as an integral part of the school and reflects the policies adopted by the school and West Dunbartonshire Council.
Staff
Mrs Guy-Conroy (Community Library Coordinator)
What's On
Book & Blether
Every Tuesday @ lunchtime - This is not your average book club. Come in and chat with pupils and staff about what you're reading or ask for recommendations. No need to read anything in advance, just turn up and have a good blether about books!
Games Club
Every Wednesday @ lunchtime - Come along and find your competitive side with our weekly Games Club tournaments. Whether you like board games, puzzles, airhockey, foosball or uno, we're decked out with something for everyone!
West Dunbartonshire Libraries Public Consultation 2025
To ensure library services continue to meet the evolving needs of local communities, we are seeking your feedback into how libraries are used, any barriers to access, and which services and resources are most valued.
This feedback will be used to shape delivery, ensuring that library provision remains inclusive, sustainable, and aligned with community priorities.
The survey will take up to 15 minutes to complete depending on the detail you provide in your response.
The survey will remain open until midnight 25th January 2026.
Library News
Our Freedom: Then & Now
Our Freedom: Then & Now
West Dunbartonshire Libraries have created a new graphic novel as part of Our Freedom: Then and Now—a nationwide programme marking 80 years since the end of World War II.
Working alongside West Dunbartonshire Arts & Heritage, the team invited comic author and community storyteller Paul Bristow to collaborate with a number of local groups, residents and pupils to tell their story of Clydebank and their experience of the end of World War II, and what freedom means to them, all collated together into the graphic novel, Our Freedom: Then and Now –Stories from Clydebank.
S1 & S2 pupils from St Peter the Apostle High School were among those selected to take part and pupils explored what freedom meant to them.
We gathered stories, reflections and feelings about freedom in both the past and present. This innovative and exciting Graphic Novel is the product of months of shared thoughts and experiences and about what freedom means to our pupils and to the people of Clydebank. It was a deeply moving and reflective project.
The book was launched at a special event at Clydebank Town Hall on Friday 28th November 2025.
Library Newsletter
Library Newsletter
Online Resources
All of the resources listed below are available FREE, to members of West Dunbartonshire Libraries.
To use the online resources, you need a library card number and pin code. Please see Mrs Guy-Conroy if you need access to your library record.
BorrowBox - Gives you access to a huge range of digital content and allows up to 6 e-Audio and 6 e-Book loans at any one time.
ComicPlus - Access to thousands of free digital comics, graphic novels and manga magazines.
PressReader - A great way to read magazines and newspapers on your digital device - choose from over 6,000 newspapers and magazines.
Opening Hours
All pupils and staff can borrow books from the library to take home. Pupils visit the library regularly during class time, either for research purposes across various subjects, or to select books for reading for pleasure.
Opening Hours
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 9.00am – 4.30pm
Wednesday 9.00am – 4.30pm
Thursday 9.00am – 4.30pm
Friday CLOSED
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