NEW BOOK CLUB / LES COUPS DE COEUR DES ELEVES!!!

The library is pleased to announce a new Book Club / Club de lecture, les "coups de coeur des élèves". Please join us on Thursdays from 12 to 12:25 to share your thoughts on your favourite new books.

MAIN LIBRARY NEW POCKET SYSTEM WITH ZONES AND RULES

Each pocket has a number and a colour, which corresponds to a seat and zone in the library (including the computers).

Every time you enter the library, you will put your student card in one of the plastic pockets, take the coloured card from the pocket, and go to the numbered spot indicated on the card. AT BUSY TIMES, YOU GET THE SPOT THAT IS AVAILABLE BASED ON SPACE- you can't always choose a spot near your friends.

The maximum capacity of the library is 60 spots:

28 places in the open space area: YELLOW ZONE
12 places in the Reading Corner: RED ZONE
8 computer places: GREEN ZONE
12 garden places: special passes

WHEN MAY I USE THE LIBRARY?

If you enter the library, it is because you have business that requires the use of the library (reading, research, consulting the computers, borrowing or returning library materials). Plan to come at a time when you can stay for a minimum of 10 minutes. You may not pop in “just to see” if a friend is there, as this is disruptive for your fellow students trying to read and work. Please organise yourselves accordingly.

Time limits: At busy times (lunch, first period), you may stay for a maximum of 30 minutes, and a minimum of 10 minutes, space permitting. The librarians reserve the right to rotate you out of the library after you have been there for 30 minutes to make room for other students waiting outside.

Computer use: The computers sessions are individual and last 20 minutes. Once you finish using the computer, you must go back to the pocket organiser and see if there is a spot for you to stay in the library.

Note: if you are occupying a library spot, and you want to switch to a computer, you must first return the card for your seat to the pocket organiser, gather your belongings, and then take a computer spot. YOU CANNOT OCCUPY TWO SPOTS AT ONCE. Once you have decided to occupy a spot in the library, you must let the librarians know if you need to run to your locker etc. Please use the wc before deciding to come into the library.

Never leave your personal belongings in the library unattended.

EABJM Literary festival 2010 De la page à l’écran / From script to screen

PROGRAMME

Lundi, 31 mai
14h30 – 16h15 au CDI
Classes de 4e avec Mme Dessertenne : Laurent BIHL, Dictionnaire du cinéma populaire français : des origines à nos jour.

Mardi, 1 juin
8h30 – 10h00 au théâtre
Classes de 3e Russ SMITH, film producer will discuss making Of mice and men
13h40 – 15h25 dans au Théâtre
1.IB, 2nd4, 2nd6 Russ SMITH and Yvan ATTAL, Talking movies
14h40 – 16h10 au CDI
Classes de 4e avec Mmes Syposz et Ginsbach Tatiana DE ROSNAY, author of Sarah’s Key will discuss writing historical fiction and the upcoming film of the novel.

Mercredi, 2 juin
8h30 – 10h00 au théâtre
Mme AYNE and her 5e classes screening their films
15h30 – 17h00 au CDI
Classes de 2de English Bob SWAIM, filmmaker and director of the International Film School of Paris, EICAR.

Jeudi, 3 juin
11h30 – 13h30 dans l’audi
All welcome Mr. MITCHAM QUIZ for students and teachers
Après-midi au CDI 5e et 6e DEAR poster contest entries will be displayed in the library

14h40 - 15h25 dans l'audi
Espagnol, classe de 4ème de Mme Debesse, bandes d'annonces adaptés du livre "La ciudad de las bestias" d'Isabel Allende.

Vendredi, 4 juin
11h50 – 13h50 au CDI All welcome M BENNIS et l’APE résultats du rally littéraire avec tombola. The winners of the DEAR cinema poster contest will also be announced.

The 9th edition of the EABJM Literary Festival will be held from May 31 to June 4, 2010. The theme is "de la page à l'écran / From Script to Screen." Click on the document below to find out about the DEAR cinema poster design contest for 6eme and 5eme students. The deadline is May 14, so don't delay! More information is available in the library. Stay tuned for more details on the Literary Festival.

Tumblereadables is a new subscription service providing online and audiobooks to our students in English. Online versions of classics, Shakespeare, young adult and children's literature, many with audio voice recordings, will help you to appreciate the texts in a fun new way. User name: eabjm Password: login

OED, Oxford English Dictionary subscription Thanks to a grant from the APE, the EABJM library is now subscribed to the OED Online, which can be accessed from home. For more information and a password, contact library@eabjm.net

Library Newsletter October 2009

New books, resources and events from the EABJM Library. Toutes les nouvelles du CDI.