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Year Seven pupils at Frederick Bremer School are pleased to announce the official opening 

of the Baroness Patricia Scotland Learning Resource Centre

The library is at the heart of any school.  At Frederick Bremer pupils are encouraged to learn independently and are provided with a state of the art Learning Resource Centre (LRC). 

Since the school’s opening in September the LRC has been a huge success, encouraging both pupils and staff to include every opportunity to enhance the use of ICT in learning.  The LRC’s 90 computers have proven themselves essential to all subjects across the curriculum and provided students with excellent ICT access.  When students have chosen to not use computers they have gladly taken the opportunity to have some time with one of the 7000 books and snuggle down in a sofa or bean bag.  Indeed, the LRC’s purpose does not end with formal education because it provides a place for quiet reflection and an opportunity for pupils to socialise in extra-curricular activities such as board games, chess or knitting.

Pupils are proud of the LRC at Fredrick Bremer so Year 7 were given the opportunity to select a new name for the centre by submitting work on inspiring local people.  Unsurprisingly, many Year 7 students chose to study 2004’s “Peer of the Year” Patricia Scotland.  As the first ever female Attorney General (Chief legal adviser to the government) Baroness Scotland is the perfect local person to inspire excellence and achievement in young people.  Frederick Bremer School is therefore proud to announce the official opening of The Baroness Patricia Scotland Learning Resource Centre on:   Monday 6^th July.