School Library
Our School Libraries: A Hub of Knowledge and Inspiration
“Today a reader, tomorrow a leader,” as Margaret Fuller aptly stated. Recognizing the vital role of knowledge in success, our school boasts three well-equipped libraries: one for pre-primary, one for primary, and one for the senior wing. These libraries serve as the intellectual heart of our institution, providing access to the resources and fostering a love of learning. The libraries offer a relaxed yet modern ambiance, creating a comfortable and inviting space for students and teachers. Designed to be both spacious and intimate, the libraries provide ample room for individual study and collaborative learning. The library is the central location for many school planned activities
Library Collection :-
Total number of books – 20400
Total number of Non print resources – 179
Number of Kindle – 10
E Books – 1500
Number of Magazine – 31
Number Newspapers and Dailies – 12
GENERAL RULES
1. Loan Period: Books are borrowed for a period of 7 days. Borrowed books must be returned within the specified timeframe.
2. Silence and Quiet Atmosphere: Silence must be maintained at all times. Private conversations, whispering, or chatting are strictly prohibited to ensure a peaceful environment conducive to studying and reading.
3. Food and Beverages: Consuming food and beverages is not allowed within the library premises to maintain cleanliness and safety.
4. Personal Belongings: All personal belongings, including bags and backpacks, must be left outside the library or in designated areas.
5. Book Inspection: Borrowers are responsible for inspecting books for damage at the time of borrowing. Any damage noted upon return will be the borrower’s responsibility.
6. Check-out and Check-in: All borrowed materials must be scanned at the entrance counter before leaving the library.
7. Recall of Books: The librarian reserves the right to recall any book at any time, expecting immediate return.
8. Responsibility for Borrowed Materials: Borrowers are fully responsible for the care and maintenance of borrowed materials.
OVERDUE CHARGES
Books should be returned on time to avoid overdue charges. Fines will be applied for late returns.
LOST BOOKS – Lost books must be replaced with the same or latest edition or by making a payment equivalent to the latest edition’s cost.
CARE OF LIBRARY BOOKS – Handle books and journals with care. Any marks, tears, or damage should be reported when borrowing the book.
NO DUES CERTIFICATE – Students must return all books and clear any fines before leaving the school to receive a No Dues Certificate.
By using the school library, patrons acknowledge that they have read, understood, and will comply with these rules and regulations
Teachers & Students Corner
Links for Following-
NDLI
NVLI
Digicampus
CBSE
CBSE academic
DOAJ
E pathashala
E news paper
E books
Career Portal
Links for Following-
Indian army
Indian Air force
Indian Navy
NDA
Sainik school
UPSE
Career 360
Educational Loan UGC