Libraries

IMI believes that a love of reading is key to a good education. Reading for pleasure is key to unlocking a child's imagination and learning potential, and IMI is proud to call itself a 'whole reading school'. Each child has a weekly library session, aimed to encourage reading for pleasure and support independant learning and study skills. Activities include everything from story times for the younger years to author visits and creative writing workshops.

The library aims to support the development of each child's reading skills, to enable them to discover the joy of reading, and to use non-fiction texts effectively, putting the children in greater control of their own learning and literacy.

The Main School library holds over 14,000 books of fiction and non-fiction. There are two computers for research and independant study, as well as newspapers and comics.

The Library is open throughout the day.