Me at the site of Jane Austen's house in my home county of Hampshire, England.

You're welcome to issue up to 3 books for 2 weeks. Please return on time so other learners have the opportunity to read them.

No eating. Remember to leave the library tidy, but most importantly, enjoy your time here!

VR: Morning Tea and Lunchtime.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Fill out a form & put it in the jar. Correct guesses win a chocolate!

BOARD GAMES: Available every Day :D

The Whangaparaoa Public Library across the road has some fun filled activities for everyone to participate in this term break!

Come to the library for more information from the individual posters. Escape Room bookings needed.

Click here to learn more about the Year 7 and 8 HELL pizza challenge! Wheels can be recieved from the library. 7 books read = free 333 pizza from HELL.

To access and browse our eLibrary click here. You can Search, borrow, read or listen to many books anytime, anywhere.

Learn a kaikōhau (expression of hope).

Kaikōhau means to express your hopes and desires. When you say it, you are welcoming all things that are good and wishing for them to be plentiful in times to come.

Deciding what to read next? You’re in the right place.

The goodreads reading challenge can set you up with all of the must-reads for this year! The website will also allow you to vote for Books of the Year.

Tuia Mātauranga highlights local people, places, and events that have helped shape our nation. The histories of Aotearoa New Zealand have multiple perspectives Each one has their own stories of who they are and where they come from. Click here to explore!

Primary sources are created as people experience everyday life. Primary sources are original, first-hand records about people, places, taonga and events. They capture a moment in time and are created as people record what they see, hear and feel.

Click here to view the National Library's guide to analysing them!

The benefits of graphic novels.

Escape the library! solve a series of riddles, decipher the clues, can you escape?

Panga is a Te Reo Version of Wordle with hints.

The Topic Explorer helps you find quality, curated resources on a range of topics to support and inspire inquiry.

The entire archive of the New Zealand Geographic magazine dating back to 1989!

Kia ora, welcome! We offer online help to assist New Zealand students with their inquiries. Between 1pm and 6pm weekdays you can log on and chat with a real librarian about your inquiry.

Many perspectives on Major Contentious social, political and technology issues.

An amazing resource of information, images and videos, inter-active world atlas, dictionary and much more.