(25 January 2015) Student access to specialist non-fiction National Library books will be cut from July in New Zealand.
Shocked teachers say they weren’t consulted about the move, expected to hit rural and technology-poor schools hardest.
Last year, 16,000 teachers made 40,000 requests for almost a million hard-copy items via the National Library’s curriculum topic support service.
Stuff.co.nz has the story by Kim Knight.
