About Us
Welcome to the newly refurbished Lion Library, so named because its first collection came from North Sydney Technical High School which had a lion as its school emblem. Killara High School’s Lion Library caters for our students and staff for 21st century learning. The library features collaborative learning spaces, study spaces, a dedicated study area for our senior students, flexible shelving and furniture, and the very popular charging facilities.
New laptops have been purchased for class use, and new technologies continue to be installed. Projectors accompanied by remote controlled screens and a TV panel now cater for larger audiences. The Lion Library offers programs, holds events, manages activities and encourages student leadership in our Technology Library Teams project, all of which develop 21st century skills in our students. We look forward to your visit.
New laptops have been purchased for class use, and new technologies continue to be installed. Projectors accompanied by remote controlled screens and a TV panel now cater for larger audiences. The Lion Library offers programs, holds events, manages activities and encourages student leadership in our Technology Library Teams project, all of which develop 21st century skills in our students. We look forward to your visit.
THE LIBRARY TEAM
Mr Chand - Deputy Principal
Mr Harper - Head Teacher
Ms Chami - Teacher Librarian
Ms Campbell - Teacher Librarian
Ms Hanna - Teacher Librarian
Ms Khoo - Library Assistant
Ms Emmerson - Library Assistant
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LIBRARY OPENING TIMES Monday: 8:00am to 3:00pm Tuesday: 8:00am to 4:00pm Wednesday: 8:00am to 2:30pm Thursday: 8:00am to 3:00pm Friday: 8:00am to 4:00pm |
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
The library organises and implements a range of workshops to support student learning, including:
The library organises and implements a range of workshops to support student learning, including:
- BYOD and Library Induction
- Senior Student Research Skills
- Subject Specific Research
- Referencing and Copyright
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We respectfully acknowledge that this school is held on the Country of the Dharug and Guringai peoples, who are the traditional custodians and leaders of this land. We recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of Aboriginal Peoples and their relationship with the land on which we learn and lead. We acknowledge and respect continuing Aboriginal culture and its contribution to the life of this community and region.
We celebrate the ongoing influence that community can have on the young leaders inducted today. We would also like to pay respect to our elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal peoples present today.
Kate Aston- Year 12 student
We respectfully acknowledge that this school is held on the Country of the Dharug and Guringai peoples, who are the traditional custodians and leaders of this land. We recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of Aboriginal Peoples and their relationship with the land on which we learn and lead. We acknowledge and respect continuing Aboriginal culture and its contribution to the life of this community and region.
We celebrate the ongoing influence that community can have on the young leaders inducted today. We would also like to pay respect to our elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal peoples present today.
Kate Aston- Year 12 student
