Kapiti College Library

The library is open & staffed:
Monday - Thurs 8.30am - 5pm.
Friday 8.30am - 4pm.

Library Manager - dominique.ware@kc.school.nz
Librarian - alison.slater@kc.school.nz

Feel free to contact us with any questions or problems.

For community bookings or enquiries about the space, please contact kerry.hurley@kc.school.nz

Found on your Student ID

Our genre pamphlets are digital too!

We also have a general and motorcycle road code available in the library

Before filling out the form, please check that the book you are requesting is not already in the library.

De-stress for exams or have a go just for fun, try out a virtual sticker poster!

Our volunteers are essential to the running of the library

Free movies and TV series with your Kapiti Coast District Council library card. Loads of documentaries and book adaptations

This website will help you create your own pepeha!

YA readers review NZ books. Join the critical conversation!

Access premium articles on the NZ Herald website, while on the college network.

Check out the resources available through EPIC here.
You don't need a password if you are connected to the school network.
To access from home, please ask your teacher for the username and password.

BWB Texts are short books on big subjects: succinct narratives spanning history, memoir, contemporary issues, science and more from great New Zealand writers.
To access the e-books through this link, you need to be logged into the school network. If you are trying to access them from home, please ask your teacher for the username and password.
Some BWB texts are available in print in our library.

BWB Texts are short books on big subjects: succinct narratives spanning history, memoir, contemporary issues, science and more from great New Zealand writers.
To access the e-books through this link, you need to be logged into the school network. If you are trying to access them from home, please ask your teacher for the username and password.
Some BWB texts are available in print in our library.

This website has study resources for all years and NCEA levels for most subjects, set up by your Academic Council.

Search 30+ million New Zealand items across 300+ collections in one place.

Britannica ProCon.org is a non-biased information source for users. It gives both Pros and Cons of many commonly debated issues.

The Conversation Australia and New Zealand is a unique collaboration between academics and journalists that is the world’s leading publisher of research-based news and analysis.
Everything you read here is created by academics and journalists working together, supported by a team of digital technology experts. Their professional editors turn knowledge and insights from academics into easy-to-read articles, and make them accessible to readers like you.