Library Collections
School library programs in Burnaby enable students to become literate, independent, life-long learners.
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Burnaby’s school libraries, including the Burnaby Online School and Fraser Park Secondary, provide an array of materials in all formats to promote literacy development, to support the K-12 curricula, to offer recreational reading materials, and to provide resources for school projects and assignments.
On-line library catalogues provide access to print, media, and electronic resources in English, French and Mandarin. All Burnaby students and parents can access World Book Online from home and school – log in information is available from each school’s teacher-librarian.
Burnaby is also proud to house the Provincial Resource Collection for the B.C. School for the Deaf Outreach Program.
Visit the , then click on your child’s school to search the resources and databases available at that school.
District Learning Resources
Burnaby teachers and staff can borrow a variety of learning resources from the District Library Resource Centre (DLRC). The collection supports the K-12 curricula and provides resources for literacy development, specific subject areas, English Language Learners (ELL) instruction, Indigenous themes, the French Immersion program and professional learning books for teachers.
Resources include: book and hands-on kits, novel sets, DVDs, ADST resources (eg. robotics and woodworking tools), Music & P.E. equipment and lighting/sound equipment.
To see what is available visit the .
To book resources please book ONLINE from your School website following these user friendly instructions. CLICK HERE