01 / ONLINE CATALOGUE
Atlantic Hall
E-Library
Explore the school’s digital catalogue through a searchable platform designed to help students find library resources for research, projects and class assignments.
library
Learning · Discovery · Imagination
A world of knowledge.
A lifetime of discovery.
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At Atlantic Hall, the Library is a welcoming space where curiosity takes shape. From quiet reading and independent research to collaborative learning, students have access to resources that help them discover new ideas and develop a lasting love of books.
Life inside our library
Real moments. Real Atlantic Hall students.
15,000+
Resources · approx.
01 / The collection
Every shelf opens
another possibility.
The library houses approximately 15,000 books, periodicals, audiovisual materials and other resources for students, teachers and parents.
Its collections support the IGCSE and WAEC curriculum alongside a broad range of fiction, non-fiction and general-interest reading. In addition to English-language titles, students can explore books in French, Igbo and Yoruba.
01 Fiction
02 Non-fiction
03 Curriculum resources
04 World languages
02 / Discover beyond the shelves
Reading without boundaries.
Books are only the beginning. Digital resources extend the library experience beyond its shelves, helping students locate materials and develop independent research habits.
Atlantic Hall
02 / READING CULTURE
The Worldreader
Programme
The Worldreader programme uses the BookSmart platform to give students access to e-books and audio stories, supported by scheduled reading time and reading assessments.
Reading is a lifelong habit
03 / At a glance
Make yourself
at home in the library.
Everything students need to know about making the most of their library experience.
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Library access
Open Monday to Saturday. Students may visit during breaks, designated self-study periods and after school, or with teachers during library sessions.
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Borrowing books
Students may borrow one book for one week, with a one-week renewal where no reservation has been placed. Late returns attract fines.
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Care for our collection
Students are responsible for replacing books lost or damaged while on loan before borrowing additional books.
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Finding your way
Shelves are clearly labelled by subject. Fiction books are arranged alphabetically by the author’s surname.
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Computers and research
Library computers have internet access. Students may save work on the school server or USB devices.
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Thoughtful use
Printing is discouraged to conserve paper, encouraging responsible use of library resources.
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