School Library

Welcome to the School Library!

There are new books waiting for you to borrow them home!

Recommended Storybooks for the June Holidays

Theme: Climate Change

P1 - P3:

Title Of Book	Author(s)
No World Too Big	Lindsay H. Metcalf, Jeanette Bradley And Keila V. Dawson
What's The Weather?	Fraser Ralston And Judith Ralston
What A Waste	Jess French
A Mountain Of A Problem	Ashlyn Anstee
The Water Princess	Susan Verde And Georgie Badiel
One World: 24 Hours On Planet Earth	Nicola Davies
Ducks Overboard: A True Story Of Plastic In Our Oceans	Markus Motum
Antarctica-A Continent Of Wonder	Mario Cuesta Hernando
Don't Let Them Disappear: 12 Endangered Species Across The Globe	Chelsea Clinton

P4 - P6:

Title Of Book	Author(s)
What Is Climate Change?	Gail Herman
Who Is Greta Thunberg?	Jill Leonard
Serengeti: Plains Of Grass	Leslie Bulion
Everywhere Blue	Joanne Rossmassler Fritz
Ice: Chilling Stories From A Disappearing World	DK
Where Is The Great Barrier Reef?	Nico Medina
The First Rule Of Climate Club	Carrie Firestone
Climate Change: A Hot Topic!	Dan Green
It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!	Chelsea Clinton

Guide to Using the School Library

Opening Hours

The School Library is open during Recess for the following levels on these days:

Borrowing Books

You need your EZ-Link Card to borrow books.
You may borrow a maximum of FOUR books for up to 14 days
You may renew your books once for 14 days
To return borrowed books, put them into the Book Drop at the entrance of the School Library.
Reference books and magazines are not for borrowing.
Report any loss or damage of library items to our friendly School Librarian, Mrs Lim.

Rules and Routines

No food or drinks allowed in the School Library. Place your water bottle/food container outside the School Library.
Sanitise your hands before and after your time in the School Library.
Take care of all library items: books, magazines and furniture.

Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC)

Go to OPAC at https://schoolibrary.moe.edu.sg/jieminpri to find out about the latest books in the Library.
You can also login to OPAC to:

Search for books and their availability
See your loan history

OPAC will also make recommendations based on your loan history and search.
Want to read and learn more? Quench your thirst for knowledge by accessing these online resources through the School eResource Repository on OPAC:

e-Books
e-Magazines
Audio Books
Videos

Accessing OPAC
Your login would be your Student ID number, all capital letters. E.g. T1234567A
Please visit the library to find out what the default password is. You will be prompted to change your password the first time you log in successfully.