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Jain Heritage School, Bangalore – a group of CBSE and ICSE schools enriched by Finnish pedagogy, nurturing curious, confident and compassionate learners across three Bangalore campuses.

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Jain Heritage School, Bangalore

Knowledge Hub

  • Learning Resource Center
Library & Resource Center

The academic heart of the school

Step inside and discovery comes naturally. The Learning Resource Center is unhurried by design – a place where a child may read for pleasure, chase a question through three sources, or sit with a team and argue an idea into shape.

Books, digital media, reference collections and collaborative rooms sit side by side, and the collection grows each year to keep pace with what our classrooms are asking of it.

Print Fiction, reference and subject collections
Digital CD-ROMs, DVDs and curated online archives
Spaces Quiet study, group rooms and the Space Lab
Inside the Learning Resource Centre
Students working in the resource centre
Learning Facilities

Four rooms, four ways of working

The centre is zoned deliberately, so that quiet concentration and lively collaboration each have a home.

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Space Lab

Advanced Learning Bay

A dedicated innovation zone with smart screens, digital boards and flexible seating – built for workshops, prototyping and collaborative enquiry.

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Multimedia Resource Centre

Digital Access Zone

Educational DVDs, CD-ROMs and digital archives that reward guided research and self-paced study in equal measure.

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Group Study Rooms

Collaborative Thinking Spaces

Whiteboards, projectors and high-speed Wi-Fi give young teams room to brainstorm, plan and build an argument together.

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Quiet Study Zones

For Focused Learning

Distraction-free settings for deep reading and independent research – the stillness in which real concentration grows.

What the LRC Sets Out to Do

Objectives of the Learning Resource Centre

Every shelf, screen and seat serves one of these four aims.

  1. Nurture readingCultivate the habit of reading and a genuine appetite for literature.
  2. Provide reliable accessOffer trustworthy academic and digital resources, curated by subject.
  3. Support enquiryUnderpin research, projects and creative, enquiry-based learning.
  4. Hold both modesSustain an environment for collaborative work and solitary study alike.

Come and see it in use

The centre is best understood on an ordinary weekday, with the rooms full.