The Kingarth Street Library
The summer of 2007 saw the arrival of a new library on Kingarth Street - a bright, modern and welcoming space, which is firing the imagination and invigorating the minds of primary pupils at Hutchesons'.
Pupils of all ages use the library individually at lunchtime, or as part of their class, and interact with each other in a friendly and informal atmosphere. The new library gives pupils improved access to computers in a supervised and safe environment, and is the hub of social activity at the heart of the School.
The focal point of the new library is the commemorative glass wall in the Hall, inscribed with the names of current and former pupils, and members of staff, all of whom helped to make the library a reality through their generous donations.
The Kingarth Street Library was formally opened on 10 March 2008. Its success is due to the kind generosity of the many current and former pupils, parents and staff who contributed towards the project.
Pupils' Opening of the Library501 dalmatians visited Kingarth Street to celebrate the pupils' opening of the Kingarth Street Library.
Younger pupils often read to older pupils. Look at more photos from the Kingarth Street Library.