Our request form is the easiest way to access learning resources, but you can also browse our external catalogue
Our request form is the easiest way to access learning resources, but you can also browse our external catalogue
“I get much satisfaction knowing the resources we provide to schools help teachers champion the curriculum and enhance children’s learning. The Learning Resources Service is the extended service to the classroom. We use our expertise to compile bespoke boxes containing a treasure trove of resource items. I take pride in our ever-growing resource bank covering a vast array of topics.”
“As a Children’s librarian I love being able to offer the right book to the right child at the right time, whether that’s for homework, recreational reading or independent learning. Curating topic boxes for schools is always a pleasure and I enjoy meeting the needs of the teachers and giving the schools the best resources that we can to support them.”
“I am a firm believer that children should have access to adequate library and books. As a librarian I would like to inspire the children to read and instil a lifelong love of books. Reading will improve children’s literacy skills, help teach skills like information and as well other areas such as creativity, building confidence and empathy.”
“It is rewarding being part of a team that allows me to support schools and teachers in giving children access to the high-quality resources they need to learn and thrive. I am happy knowing that our work helps create better learning opportunities for children in Wandsworth and beyond.”
“With a background in primary teaching, I appreciate the vital work of the Learning Resources Service and how crucial it is in supporting schools, and especially teachers. High-quality, accessible resources are essential for children to engage with learning and foster a lifelong love of reading. At LRS. Wandsworth, I particularly enjoy working with a varied and rich collection of texts and artefacts, helping to bring learning to life. Ensuring that resources reflect different interests, cultures, and beliefs. As well as that all children can see themselves represented in what they read. I believe books are a gateway to other worlds, experiences, perspectives, and possibilities – an idea captured so beautifully in Tilly and the Bookwanderers, where stories quite literally transport readers beyond their own lives. My aim is to help teachers to access engaging, meaningful resources that enrich the curriculum, spark curiosity, and inspire pupils in their learning.”
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