Practise these 10 manners when at the library:
1. Handle all library materials and facilities with care and respect.
2. Maintain a quiet environment at all times.
3. Show consideration to all those who are waiting.
4. Return borrowed library materials to the book bins.
5. Sleep at home, not at the library.
6. Supervise your children at all times.
7. Eat and drink at the cafe only.
8. Settle outstanding payments properly.
9. Give priority for seats to those using library materials.
10. Treat everyone with courtesy and respect.
Why
can't I study or hold discussions in the library? Why is studying not allowed?
Why is there only limited time available to study?
The library is a
common user-space for learning and reading. With more than three million
visitors frequenting our public libraries monthly, it is our key priority to
ensure all library users are able to enjoy a pleasant reading environment, be it
for library research purposes or self-study.Students and members of public can
use the tables for self-study at all our public libraries. Within the Reference
Section of the larger regional libraries, some tables are set aside for
reference users who need to consult the library materials. The rest of the seats
are open for other users.We would however like to highlight that priority for
seats is still given to users who access, browse and use library resources. We
reserve the right to ask users who are not using library materials to give up
their seats to others who wish to do so. As there are limited seats during peak
hours, seats are available on a first-come-first-served basis. We seek our
users' cooperation that the reservation of seats is not allowed.For self-study,
you may wish to use the Study Lounge at level 5 of the National Library
Building, or school libraries and study centres at Community Centres.
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