Mission: ABC Schools Library has adopted the mission to provide the development of curiosity and creativity by giving the learner the awareness of questioning, to support the learner in how to access and use the existing knowledge without deviating from moral and ethical values, and to include both itself and the learner in the lifelong learning process.
Vision To be a leading information centre that enriches its collection quantitatively and qualitatively at the level of international awareness without abandoning local values and supports the development of a learning school community with its staff, technological infrastructure and services.
ABC Schools Library has a structure developed in accordance with the IB (International Baccalaureate) education model system, which aims to spread peace, multiculturalism and tolerance in the world by providing the learner with the qualities of researcher-inquirer, knowledgeable and sensitive.
In addition to our central library, which is used by all teachers, students, parents and staff of ABC Schools, we also have a kindergarten library and a primary school library. Our central library is staffed by an expert library teacher.
The ergonomic structure of our library, which allows users to do research easily, is designed in accordance with modern school libraries. Our library is developing day by day in terms of both quantity and quality with nearly 5,000 materials. In addition, 6 computers in the library can be actively used for research.
Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) is applied in our library and the operations and instructions in the library are planned according to this system. In addition, the materials in our library are stored in the library automation software (KOHA) infrastructure and transactions are carried out through this system.
Information about the use of our library is given below:
