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| − | Often described as a "small ''(cramped)'', working ''(no books)'' '''library'''", a place to spend time when upset. Mostly filled by year 8 and 9's but isn't rare to see a worrying year 10 in there. It is often left to spectate on the affairs of the rest of the school. Also often the grounds where the DS club spend their breaks tapping away on a small screen and | + | Often described as a "small ''(cramped)'', working ''(no books)'' '''library'''", a place to spend time when upset. Mostly filled by year 8 and 9's but isn't rare to see a worrying year 10 in there. It is often left to spectate on the affairs of the rest of the school. Also often the grounds where the DS club spend their breaks tapping away on a small screen and playing on Mario Kart DS [Get it right whoever wrote Super Mario Kart]. |
Sixth Formers are the only group who truly frequent the library, yet are often left in the cold half-way through doing work when told "Please can you leave the library, a library lesson is taking place here." [[Mrs Sellens]] and [[Miss Caton]] are the prime culprits in this respect. | Sixth Formers are the only group who truly frequent the library, yet are often left in the cold half-way through doing work when told "Please can you leave the library, a library lesson is taking place here." [[Mrs Sellens]] and [[Miss Caton]] are the prime culprits in this respect. | ||
Revision as of 20:57, 23 January 2007
Description
Often described as a "small (cramped), working (no books) library", a place to spend time when upset. Mostly filled by year 8 and 9's but isn't rare to see a worrying year 10 in there. It is often left to spectate on the affairs of the rest of the school. Also often the grounds where the DS club spend their breaks tapping away on a small screen and playing on Mario Kart DS [Get it right whoever wrote Super Mario Kart].
Sixth Formers are the only group who truly frequent the library, yet are often left in the cold half-way through doing work when told "Please can you leave the library, a library lesson is taking place here." Mrs Sellens and Miss Caton are the prime culprits in this respect.
Furthermore, during a ridiculously long period in summer (and near Christmas), the entire library is closed down so that two people can prepare for oral exams. How pointless.
