The greatest contribution of any educational institution is to develop in a student the habit of reading which at a later stage of life becomes his/her greatest strength. To cultivate the habit of reading, the school has a very well-equipped library with the latest works of renowned authors, magazines, and journals which always supplement the intellectual pursuit of a student. The library has the capacity to accommodate sixty students at a time. The library has a very congenial and conducive ambience for serious self-study.
The school library is open for all bona fide students of the school during school hours.
All classes are provided with at least one library period per week.
Books, other than reference ones, are issued for seven days.
Books marked, disfigured, or damaged will have to be replaced or paid for by the borrower.
The library has an open-shelf system, and students must help to maintain order and organization on the different shelves. They must put the books back on the shelf after consultation, and not just anywhere on the tables.
