Anonymous Patron writes “The Independent’s Education Section has sad news for UK Libraries and educators. The standard of libraries in many primary and secondary schools is so poor that pupils’ education is being damaged, David Bell, the chief inspector of schools, has warned.
Mr Bell said lack of space had forced many schools to have their “library” in an entrance hall or corridor, making it impossible for children to use it properly to help with their schoolwork. Many schools also use their libraries as part-time classrooms or study areas, depriving children of access to its books.”
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