– A secure location for student laptop use and access to the wireless internet network

– A collaborative space before and after school for students to complete homework

– Regular lunchtime games, such as Bingo. Access to card games, jigsaw puzzles, speed cubes, puzzles, and board games for students to engage in collaboratively or independently

– Access to published magazines and local daily newspapers.

– A growing collection of fiction books, regularly updated to include student recommendations.

– Engagement in a range of competitions such as Write a Book in a Day and reading challenges

– Technical support staff for all student laptop maintenance and troubleshooting problems.

– Trained resource centre staff to assist with all research enquiries.

– A digital citizenship program for enhancing safety for all students using technology for education purposes and social media.

– Use of electronic textbooks for easy transport of large texts and enhancing web based usage, which includes regularly updated information and resources directly by the textbook publishers.

– Charles Sturt University library reciprocal borrowing capabilities for senior students

– A space and equipment for students to engage in independent inquiry using technology