• The library seeks to promote information literacy and encourage lifelong learning among staff and students.
• The library staff accomplishes the mission by helping users to define their information needs and then select, access, interpret and use information and ideas from a variety of sources, which reflect the multicultural nature of our school community.
• Helping our students develop a love of reading and an appreciation of literature is central to our philosophy.
• Our library is small but offers an array of resources to support and enhance the school's curriculum.
• Students can borrow books from the school library or use resources in the reading room on daily basis.
• In our library we have 4 computers and 3 of them have access to the Internet.
• Internet access is available for reference purposes.

Policy of the library

• All students and teachers have the right to use the school library free of charge.
• The library's visitors can use its book, magazines, newspapers and reference books.
• Two books can be borrowed for the period of 15 days.
• Encyclopedias, lexicons, dictionaries, biography dictionaries, atlases, bibliographies and other reference books can't be taken out.
• Damaged or lost must be compensated for. The compensation is set by the librarian together with the homeroom teacher.
• The members are expected to protect the books and all other library resources from any damage which includes highlighting, tearing out the pages, cutting out illustrations, staining and so on.
• The person who borrowed the book is also responsible for it.
• No students can leave school until they have returned everything that has been borrowed.
• There should be peace and quiet in the library at all times. Everybody has free access to all the books.
• Students are allowed to use the computers and internet only if they are given permission by the librarian and only if the work is connected with the school tasks and programme.

Books and school supplies