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Library Resources Centre
Library Resources Centre
The Library and Resources Centre is a vibrant and attractively furnished space situated on the ground floor of the Library Building. Its main mission is to provide s resource for students and pupils in supporting the teaching and learning of the curriculum. It is used both individually and by classes, and is managed by staff who are, available throughout the day to help.
Staff
Mrs H. Powell (Librarian)
Mrs P. Folie (Library Assistant)
Normal Hours
Mondays and Fridays - 8.30 – 4.00
Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thursdays – 8.30 – 4.30
The library closes earlier on Open and end of term days.
Facilities
24 computers all with internet connections and printing facilities, in addition there is seating for 50 pupils. Over 17,000 print books , DVD’S , newspapers and magazines providing quality information in any format that works best for the information needs of varied abilities.
Most of the items are loaned to students who are expected to look after them. Payment is expected for any lost or damaged items.
Reading
We firmly believe in encouraging reading not only as a subject but for enjoyment. There is a varied fiction area, covering from the classics to up-to day best sellers, even a boys reading corner, for all abilities. Events such as author visits, shadowing book awards, quiz competitions and other related events are also held to promote the reading ethic
'The importance of instilling a need to read' - Click on link below
Library News – November 2017
Claremont was once again involved with the Book Buzz scheme which gave each pupil in year 7 a free fiction book from a choice of 11 titles. The school pays for this as it sees reading and literacy as very important. The pupils chose their books at the beginning of the term and the books arrived and were given out last week. This week we start the Book Buzz reading club for year 7’s, to not only talk about the books, but also as a fun related activity. For more information about this scheme click on the link below
USEFUL LINKS
http://theday.co.uk –The Day Newspaper – current affairs for schools
READING/ BOOK SITES
Goodreads - www.goodreads.com
Booksorter- https://summerreadingchallenge.org.uk/book-sorter
STUDY SKILLS
Revision-http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/267056-the-ocr-guide-to-revision.pdf
Referencing-http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/168840-the-ocr-guide-to-referencing.pdf