A , and two large central libraries.
Knowledge shouldn’t require a hall pass. We put books, dictionaries and reference material inside the ECCE classrooms — then built a proper central library on top of that.
The overview
We didn’t want a library to be a room nobody visits outside the weekly library period. So we rebuilt the idea, starting with our youngest learners.
A library inside every ECCE classroom
Books, dictionaries and reference material live inside every ECCE classroom, so a child doesn't need to leave the room to find an answer. If a question comes up mid-lesson, the book is already there.
And a central library too - two of them!
Alongside the in-class collections, we run two large central libraries, stocked with books, educational media, audio resources, magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias and atlases. As children grow past the ECCE years, this is where they go to read deeper than the classroom shelf.
- Books and reference material inside every ECCE classroom.
- Two stocked central libraries — print, audio and digital media.
- Open access, not a once-a-week library period.
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