Our library offers a wide range of services to support both academic and recreational needs. Students have access to self-service printing, scanning,and photocopying, as well as IT help and support when needed. There is also the availability of a laminator and we have the capacity to bind learning materials if needed but this may come at a cost. We aim for the library to be an inclusive, supervised and social space where ākonga can read, study or collaborate with others.
We promote recreational reading through a well-curated collection of fiction, non-fiction, magazines and graphic novels which is regularly added to and students' recommendations and requests are appreciated and valued. Weekly assemblies provide opportunities for staff and students to share book reviews and recommendations, helping to highlight new and popular titles available in the library.
The library also functions as a flexible teaching space, frequently used by teachers and external trainers for lessons or workshops that require print and digital resources. It is equipped with a television, Chromecast and an HDMI adapters, making it suitable for presentations and interactive learning. In addition, the library is a key location for in-school professional development and serves as the independent study hub for our Year 13 students. University prospectuses and tertiary programme information are also available to support future pathway planning.
Our team of Student Librarians plays an active role in the day-to-day running of the library. They assist with circulating resources, keeping the shelves organised, and preparing items to be catalogued and made shelf ready. They also help create displays and are always happy to talk about books, magazines, and movies or help with information queries.
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