Qualified teacher librarians and well resourced and staffed school libraries
ensure excellence in learning for every Australian student.

The mission of the Australian School Library Association Incorporated
is to be the peak body providing leadership and support for school libraries and
the promotion of teacher librarianship in Australia.

ASLA and ALIA are encouraging everyone to get involved in our
What a difference a school library makes campaign.
Visit the wiki, join the Facebook Page and send to colleagues,
friends, parents and carers.
Checkout the checklist for parents and letters to principals and MP’s.

Resource list to support the Australian History curriculum -- Compiled by Dr Jennie Bales

The Government response to the report, School libraries and teacher librarians in 21st century Australia, was tabled in the House of Representatives Chamber on 24 November 2011.

Media release, 5 December 2011 from ASLA and ALIA - Australian Government response to School Library Inquiry focuses attention on fractured responsibility for school libraries

The Learning in a Changing World series presents the core areas for all educators and school leaders to consider for 21st century learning: the digital world, virtual worlds, curriculum integration, resourcing and the physical environment. All are essential elements to enable and empower students to be lifelong learners and active participants in our society.

National Year of Reading 2012

Australian libraries and library associations have got together to turn 2012 into the National Year of Reading, linking together all the great things that are already happening around books, reading and literacy, and giving them an extra boost, with inspirational programs and events taking place across the country.

Cybersmart provides activities, resources and practical advice to help young kids, kids, teens and parents safely enjoy the online world.

Smartcopying is the official guide to copyright issues for Australian schools.

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