Reading engagement and school library advocacy

The appropriateness of age-appropriate reading levels

What helps students become confident readers? Eric Neuman discusses reading levels in school libraries and questions how they impact literacy and a lifelong love of books.

Learn more

Ten ways to advocate for your role as a teacher librarian

More than a bookshelf. Explore ten practical ways teacher librarians can showcase their expertise and impact.

Find out more

First Nations representation and community engagement

Unheard Voices: Transforming library spine labels for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representation

How can spine labels help reconciliation? Explore this school library's innovative project to strengthen representation and reshape discovery.

Read the article

(Re)Designing the library through school community participation

Explore how involving the school community in library design can build stronger connections and more inclusive spaces while supporting learning, problem solving and creativity.

Read the article

Inclusive collections and digital resources

Supporting learning: a digital collection tale

Discover how one school transformed their teaching and learning by building a digital collection that became a go-to resource for students and staff.

Learn more

Tales of friendship: Jack's Best Day Ever

The power of representation. Learn how inclusive literature can encourage empathy, celebrate neurodiversity and create a greater sense of belonging.

Read the story

Get more news on the SCIS blog

Enjoy reading Connections? The SCIS blog keeps the conversation going with additional articles, practical ideas, and timely updates that build on the topics from each issue.

Subscribe today