Yes, you will have to login with your Office 365 account and click on my loans to manage your loans.

See the video below on how to login and conducting basic searchs.

The library portal is an information hub, where you will find information on the resources available for the SEK community, access to the digital resources, and curated content from the world wide web. YOu will also find information on the activities held at the library or related to books.

Books are organized by subject and, within each subject, by call number from left to right and top to bottom on the shelves. The shelves are labeled with general and detailed information on each subject.

From the library homepage, just enter your search term on the search box.

Curriculum Project Sets


We stock a wide selection of different resources to support the curriculum.
Loans are usually issued for one month however they can be renewed via the circulation desk for a further period providing the resources have not been requested by another grade.

To ensure we have the required stock, it is beneficial that teachers request loans for the following month in advance.


Literary Circles Sets


Teachers can borrow up to 10 sets for their classroom, according to level, genre or language. Sets have 5 copies of a title and are intended to be used on literary circles. Although the loans are generally used to boost fiction, we are happy to include non-fiction books too.

The loans are usually for one term, but this is negotiable.

Students can borrow items for 15 days.

Professors, faculty and staff can borrow items for 30 days.

During the academic year, students can borrow up to 5 items at a time, regardless of whether they are books, DVD's, CD-ROM's, etc.

Teachers can borrow up to 10 items, 10 literary circles sets and 1 curriculum project set at a time.

Staff and students can renew items 3 times. Renewals have to be processed via the library portal using your email login or at the circulation desk.

If you have lost a book, please inform the librarian. If the book isn’t found, you will need to bring another copy of the book in exchange or pay for the replacement cost of the book.

It would be possible that another user is using it at that moment, or it might be on the shelving trolley, or on a table waiting to be reshelved. It could also be incorrectly shelved, or the item may be lost. Regardless, contact the librarian and they would help you to locate the item.