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Classification for nerds

Tower HamletsAdvice

How a little bit of understanding about the classification scheme in your library can help children find the books they want.

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Tracks Through Poplar

Tower HamletsCross-curriculum

Taking the train and railways in East London as a starting point – Global Learning London with teachers and children in Poplar – created an innovative online resource based around a 150-year-old steam locomotive ‘Poplar’.

This is the story of you and me.

You, Me, Story!

Tower HamletsPHSE

Promoting critical thinking around gender stereotypes through storytelling

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How to get the space right for school libraries

Tower HamletsAdvice

A well organised primary school library needs a space of its own – a safe haven which children are excited to explore. Shelves of books in a corridor do not invite browsing and mooching.  

What books does our primary school library need?

Tower HamletsAdvice

There are three elements to the well-organised library – space, stock and staff – that lead to a fourth, personalisation, which will help your pupils get the best from your library resources