Library - BCM Arya School Lalton

A hub of Knowledge – World Class Library
Suitable conducive environment to everyone who seeks to gain knowledge contained in books
To encourage & inculcate reading habits among students
A flexible space with a wide and inclusive range of resources to support learning and teaching throughout the School
Opportunity to students, staff and parents to gain new Knowledge,Skill and disposition for learning & personal development
A place for collobrative learning ,creativity and for developing independent research and information literacy skills

Total number of books without textbooks – 3500
Number of Text Books : 201
Reference books are accessible to the students and teachers for reference purposes.

Books are issued on monthly basis to the students from 2^nd to 10^th grade.
Students can get the books issued in their genre according to their choice.
The text books are also issued according to the demand of the students.
Parents can also become the member of library & get the books issued in their name.

PUPILS:

To create reading interest among students.
To provide guidance to students in the use of books, reference books and other materials, tools of the library. Thus, he/she will learn how to locate materials and search for information.
To encourage and provide facilities for independent learning and self-propelled study both within the syllabus and beyond it.
To provide reading materials, current as well as retrospective.
To educate students so that their performance can be improved considerably if they use the library regularly.

Teachers:

To provide information related to their subject and interest.
To encourage and assist them in finding information on their subject.
To provide help for the requirements of the teachers with regard to textbooks, related books, reference materials, audio-visual materials, curriculum enrichment materials (like books on methods of instruction, formulation of curriculum, psychology of children, etc.)
To encourage teachers so that they should give assignment to students. A teacher can direct the attention of children to the reading materials in the library for follow-up to topics covered in the class to further the interest.