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LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE

WELCOME TO PYP LRC!

The PYP Learning Resource Centre (LRC) is more than just a library, it is a vibrant hub where curiosity takes flight. With an extensive collection of over 26,000 print books and 1,000 eBooks, we are dedicated to supporting every student's journey in the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme. Explore, discover, and let your imagination grow with us!

GENERAL RULES AND POLICIES

Operating Hours: Monday – Friday: 07:15 AM – 04:00 PM
Borrowing Policy: Students may borrow a maximum of 3 books for a duration of 2 weeks.
Renewals: Books may be renewed up to two times, provided the item has not been reserved by another student.
Overdue & Replacement: If a book is not returned on time, the library will issue up to three reminder notices. If a student is unable to return the book, it must be replaced either by paying the replacement cost or by providing a new copy with the same title and publisher.
Library Etiquette: Please maintain a quiet atmosphere and refrain from bringing food or drinks into the library.
Lunch Break Access: During lunch time, students are welcome to use the Library Research Area and Library Collaborative Area. Please collect an LRC Access Card from the Administration Office before entering.

PYP LRC NEWS UPDATE

The May 2026 LRC Newsletter Has Arrived!

Our newest LRC Newsletter is now live. This edition features a special appreciation for our UNESA interns, a celebration of our Best Book Reviewers, and a spotlight on useful digital resources such as Reading A–Z, JSTOR, and Scribd that can enrich learning and teaching across the school.

Curious to see more? You can find the full stories and event highlights in the latest edition of our newsletter.

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Celebrating Our Best Book Reviewers

The LRC is proud to recognise this year’s Best Book Reviewers, students who have shown a strong commitment to reading by consistently sharing their thoughts and reflections through the Book Review Programme. Their enthusiasm reminds us that reading is not only about finishing a book, but also about thinking deeply, making connections, and expressing ideas.

Congratulations to Ranneline Hermawan Kaewdok (2B), Alita Kimi Gotama (3A), Kim Sung Joo (4B), Brent Arthur Widjaja (5D), and Chanelle Levina Sieto (6C). We are proud to celebrate their achievement and hope their reading journey will continue to inspire others in our school community.

Explore Our E-Resources for Teachers

The LRC continues to expand its support for teachers through a growing range of digital resources designed to enrich teaching and learning. Through platforms such as Reading A–Z, JSTOR, and Scribd. Teachers can access a wide variety of materials to strengthen lesson preparation, classroom practice, and inquiry-based learning. Whether you are looking for engaging reading materials, high-quality journal articles, or practical teaching resources, the LRC is here to help you make the most of these valuable tools.

Reading A–Z offers access to thousands of e-books and teaching resources, including informational texts, literature, fluency materials, language development resources, and vocabulary support. With resources organised by grade level, topic sets, and other categories, it is especially useful for supporting classroom learning and enriching the Unit of Inquiry. In addition, teachers who need journal articles to deepen content knowledge or support professional practice can access resources through JSTOR, whilst Scribd provides practical materials and useful references for teaching and learning. We encourage all teachers to maximise the digital resources available through the LRC. Simply contact the librarian for access and support.

New Arrival Books!

Fuel your curiosity with our latest resources for students and educators.

SAY HI TO YODA!

YODA stands for Yearner Outcomes Digital Access. Connecting your thirst for knowledge with our resources. Go discover our collection for your grade's Units of Inquiry!