
Library
Over 3,000 titles, subject collections and children's literature, with a reading room and a timetabled library period for every class.
The Library at Bhaktivedanta Model School is a vibrant learning resource centre that fosters intellectual curiosity, independent learning and a lifelong love for reading. Designed in accordance with CBSE guidelines and the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP 2020), it provides students with a stimulating environment to explore knowledge beyond the classroom.
The library houses a rich collection of carefully selected books, including fiction, non-fiction, reference books, encyclopaedias, biographies, atlases and subject-specific resources that cater to the academic and developmental needs of learners across all grades. Students also have access to newspapers, educational magazines, journals and age-appropriate periodicals that broaden their perspectives.
The library supports classroom learning by promoting research skills, information literacy, critical thinking and independent inquiry. It provides a quiet and welcoming space where students can read, reflect, collaborate and develop the habit of self-directed learning.
To nurture a strong reading culture, the school organises literary and enrichment activities through the year: book review sessions, storytelling, reading challenges, creative writing competitions, author studies, library orientation programmes and literary celebrations. These encourage effective communication, creativity, confidence and an appreciation for literature.
What it holds
- 3,000+ titles across fiction, reference and subject collections
- Graded readers for the early and primary years
- Reference section for project and examination work
- Periodicals, newspapers and a curated e-library
- A timetabled library period for every class
- Reading room seating for a full division
Come and see the school on an ordinary day — call the office and we will keep someone free to walk you around.