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CLEARWATER LIBRARY MEDIA CENTRE Librarian - Mrs. Bernadette McIntosh-Tucker, B.A., Master of Library Science |
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| Curriculum Support | Web Resources | SurfBermuda | Policy | Rules |
Presently, there is a collection of 3,000 books and materials, including fiction, non-fiction, reference and Bermuda books. We have magazine and periodical subscriptions as well as The Royal Gazette and Bermuda Sun newspapers for general interest and leisure reading. Also, information is located in vertical file folders. Ten internet connected computers are available for student use.
The library has an automated computer system with quick access to the circulation desk and OPAC, the on-line library catalog.
Students and teachers get assistance with finding information for class assignments and homework. Also, students learn research and language arts skills.
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NewsBank’s Infoweb
The NewsBank School Library Collection is a great place to find information for class assignments and research papers. It offers access to thousands of newspaper, magazine and journal articles around the world.
*when prompted enter both
username and password
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THE CLEARWATER VIRTUAL LIBRARY |
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Please click the link below to visit a world of information! |
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The Clearwater Virtual Library |
A comprehensive web site that allows students to access various
topics pertaining to Bermuda,
including politics, marine life and health.
In order to efficiently serve school needs, the library staff requires planning and preparation time. Therefore, we request that teachers observe the following requirements:
Please book the library at least two working days in advance for whole class or large group use.
Please meet with the librarian and fill out a teacher/librarian collaboration form and supply a list of topics. Also, let us know when you give an assignment that requires the entire class to find information on the same topic.
Kindly accompany your classes and have them enter the library silently.
You may send an individual or a few students without prior notice. However:
Students may not enter the library during class time without a pass/written permission from their scheduled teachers.
Students will be sent back to class if there is no space or if we have a scheduling conflict.
Quiet Area!
No Food, Drink, Gum or Candy
Place Bags Under Tables
Leave Tables and Floors Clean
Push in Chairs
Books Must be Signed Out!
Students are allowed between 1 - 3 books, depending on the demand for topics. No reference
books are allowed out of the library. The information may be photocopied for students.
Failure to comply with these rules may
result in loss of library privileges.