To inspire a love for learning, reading, inquiry and innovation.
Bialik Library acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the elders past, present.
We respectfully acknowledge the role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continue to play in shaping Australia’s democracy.
MISSION
We aim to support the College ethos to ‘step forth with courage’ by leading and enriching innovation that exceeds expectations.
We work collaboratively to meet challenging goals and promote lifelong learning by empowering a love for reading, a passion for inquiry and a zest for innovation with technology.
We are future focused with an aim of providing resources and services that meet curriculum needs, support and celebrate Jewish life and are inclusive of all learning types and support all learners.
We embrace and celebrate the diversity of our students, staff and wider community and provide a sanctuary to support student wellbeing.
VISION
To inspire a love for learning, reading, inquiry and innovation.
Now available to students through their Library and Literacy classes.
Teachers can contact the library to obtain login details.
See drop down tab from Home tab for access to A-Z Databases
NEW Ebooks platform for our Middle & Senior Students.
Check out the Online Resources LibGuide
Log in using your Bialik Username and password to begin.
Then browse the collection.
Not all books on the list are recommended text for all children.
The online system allows a student to select any book from the book list, regardless of the year level it has been allocated. Readers can choose what interests them. Teachers or coordinators approve, through online verification, each student’s reading list as appropriate and challenging for the individual.
If you have any concerns about the content of titles on the book lists, we encourage you to become involved in your child's book selections. This helps make sure they're appropriate.
Each title on these lists has been allocated to the year level or levels it is usually most appropriate. A number of titles appear on more than one list.
The list of books for year 9 and 10 is for mature readers. The list includes a range of young adult titles that students, parents and teachers can choose which is appropriate for each individual.
The books on this list are diverse in style and contain a range of themes and ideas. They reflect the reading habits and choices made by some young adolescents. The inclusion of a book on this list does not mean it is a recommended text for all students.
We stongly encourage our VCE students and staff to join the State Library of Victoria
Why join?
Check out the eResources available including, but not limited to:
Australian Financial Review | Library Edition - Full Text The Age/SMH | News - Gale |
Biographies in Context - Gale | Literature Reference Centre - Gale | Oxford Art Online |
Health & Wellness - Gale | EbscoHost eBooks | ProQuest eBooks |
JSTOR - Periodical Database | Macquarie Dictionary | StoryLine Online |
Monday to Thursday 8 am - 5 pm |
Friday 8 am - 3:30 pm |
Click on the Image to access all of the current Course Reserves.
What is a Course Reserve? A curated list of resources by subject.
Note: they are organised by sub-school.
School Information sheets available via this link