Mt Roskill Intermediate Library

Due to Alert Level 4. However, if you have any research questions please contact Whaea Rachel.

Please click on the link to access our eBooks Catalogue.
1. After following the link click on the 'Get Started' button
2. Enter your Username and your Password and then click 'Sign In'
Your teacher will have your username and password.
OR ALTERNATIVELY
From the app store download the 'Wheelers eplatform app', then search for "Mount Roskill Intermediate" library.
Please note: ebooks are issued for 14 days and then they will be removed automatically.

Want something to do at home? Dress up as a book character, send the photo to Whaea Rachel at library@mri.school.nz and be in the chance to win a spot prize!

Library newsletter #3 2021
Book reviews:
Ella at Eden : New girl, reviewed by Tayyiba
In the dark spaces reviewed by Whaea Rachel
Movie review: Ride like a girl reviewed by Whaea Rachel
Book character dress up competition
Where to find ebooks and audiobooks
Activities to do at home

It's Te Wiki o te Reo Māori : Māori Language Week, 13-19 Mahuru. Get the most out of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with these resources.

12 noon, 14th September 2021. Sign up to be part.

365 useful words and phrases in te reo Māori to read and hear. These words and phrases have been compiled and recorded by Martin Wikaira.

Another source of a word a day and you can sign up to receive the words in your email.

Practice your pronunciation and learn the Māori alphabet.

Te Reo Māori Day is on September 14th. This day celebrates and acknowledges the Māori Language Petition that was brought to Parliament in 1972 by Ngā Tamatoa and Te Reo Māori Society.
In August 1980, people marched on Parliament in support of equal status of the Māori language with English.
The first kōhanga reo opened in Wainuiomata in April 1982.
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Waititi, the first kura kaupapa Māori, was established in West Auckland in 1985.
Photo taken 1 August 1980 by Dominion Post photographer. Ref: EP/1980/2470/20A-F Alexander Turnbull Library.

How to recognise possible Covid-19 symptoms, in illustrated form, in seven different languages

The red flags of Covid misinformation...As the Covid vaccine is extended to younger people and the delta outbreak develops, the risk of a spike in misinformation is very real. Here’s what to look out for.

School libraries transform, this is not a catch phrase, it is a reality. Te Mana Whakaaweawe o Te Wharepukapuka - The influential power of the library. MRI has a well supported Library, many schools are not so fortunate.

School librarians know the transformative power our mahi accomplishes. We know that because of our work, students gain higher academic results in NCEA. We know library users have higher literacy rates. We know our spaces provide manaakitanga.