The library is one of the busiest learning spaces in our school and offers much more than just books. It is a welcoming and inclusive environment where students can read, study, research, collaborate, create and discover new interests.
Our collection includes a wide range of resources to support both learning and enjoyment. Students can borrow fiction and non-fiction books, graphic novels, manga, biographies and study guides. We regularly add new titles based on student interests and curriculum needs to ensure there is something for every reader.
Students and staff also have access to our digital library through ePlatform (details how to access it are below), which provides a growing collection of eBooks and audiobooks that can be accessed anytime, anywhere on a computer, tablet or smartphone. This means students can continue reading at home, on the bus or during holidays.
The library provides a variety of spaces to meet different needs. Students can visit before school from 8:30AM, at recess, lunchtime, and after school up to 4:30 PM to read, complete homework, study independently, work with classmates or simply enjoy a quiet space. Popular activities include reading, board games, chess and exploring new books through our displays and recommendations.
For teachers, the library supports teaching and learning through curriculum resources, class borrowing, research support and assistance in locating materials to support classroom programs. We are always happy to work with staff to help students access information and develop their literacy skills. Ask us if you would like us to order some new books or you have any other requests or *suggestions.
Throughout the year, the library will celebrate events such as Book Week, Reconciliation Week, National Simultaneous Storytime and other literacy-focused activities. We will also continue to showcase new books, student recommendations and displays that promote reading, curiosity and lifelong learning.
Whether students are passionate readers, reluctant readers, researchers, gamers, creators or simply looking for a welcoming place to belong, the library has something for everyone. We look forward to seeing students and staff make the most of everything the library has to offer throughout the year.
Library Snapshot
Accessing the School Library Portal
The School Library Portal allows you to see what books are available in the library and our digital collection of eBooks and audiobooks.
Finding Physical Books
The Library Portal lets you see:
If you would like to borrow a physical book, simply come into the library and library staff will help you borrow it.
Accessing eBooks and Audiobooks
eBooks and audiobooks can be accessed on a computer, tablet or smartphone, making it easy to enjoy books wherever you are. You can also download the app on your phone or tablet (link on ePlatform website).
📚 Search the Library Portal to discover what's available.
🎧 Use ePlatform to borrow eBooks and audiobooks.
🏫 Visit the library to borrow physical books.
The library is one of the busiest learning spaces in our school and offers much more than just books. It is a welcoming and inclusive environment where students can read, study, research, collaborate, create and discover new interests.
Our collection includes a wide range of resources to support both learning and enjoyment. Students can borrow fiction and non-fiction books, graphic novels, manga, biographies and study guides. We regularly add new titles based on student interests and curriculum needs to ensure there is something for every reader.
Students and staff also have access to our digital library through ePlatform (details how to access it are below), which provides a growing collection of eBooks and audiobooks that can be accessed anytime, anywhere on a computer, tablet or smartphone. This means students can continue reading at home, on the bus or during holidays.
The library provides a variety of spaces to meet different needs. Students can visit before school from 8:30AM, at recess, lunchtime, and after school up to 4:30 PM to read, complete homework, study independently, work with classmates or simply enjoy a quiet space. Popular activities include reading, board games, chess and exploring new books through our displays and recommendations.
For teachers, the library supports teaching and learning through curriculum resources, class borrowing, research support and assistance in locating materials to support classroom programs. We are always happy to work with staff to help students access information and develop their literacy skills. Ask us if you would like us to order some new books or you have any other requests or *suggestions.
Throughout the year, the library will celebrate events such as Book Week, Reconciliation Week, National Simultaneous Storytime and other literacy-focused activities. We will also continue to showcase new books, student recommendations and displays that promote reading, curiosity and lifelong learning.
Whether students are passionate readers, reluctant readers, researchers, gamers, creators or simply looking for a welcoming place to belong, the library has something for everyone. We look forward to seeing students and staff make the most of everything the library has to offer throughout the year.
Library Snapshot
Accessing the School Library Portal
The School Library Portal allows you to see what books are available in the library and our digital collection of eBooks and audiobooks.
Finding Physical Books
The Library Portal lets you see:
If you would like to borrow a physical book, simply come into the library and library staff will help you borrow it.
Accessing eBooks and Audiobooks
eBooks and audiobooks can be accessed on a computer, tablet or smartphone, making it easy to enjoy books wherever you are. You can also download the app on your phone or tablet (link on ePlatform website).
📚 Search the Library Portal to discover what's available.
🎧 Use ePlatform to borrow eBooks and audiobooks.
🏫 Visit the library to borrow physical books.