The much-awaited renovation of the Library commenced in the summer of 2008 and the transfer was finalized in December of 2009. The traditional L-shaped design in a 942 m2 floor area was modernized with contemporary-designed furniture and fixtures such as kiosks and revolving racks for faced-out display of books. A network voice and data system has been installed to accommodate an increased number of telephones and computer units as well as WIFI routers in three (3) different areas for teachers and students use. Another innovative idea is the provision of the "Teen Space" where students can feel more comfortable and relaxed, making the Library more conducive for study and recreational reading. In 2019, the Discussion Room has been upgraded into a Global Classroom which is equipped with the latest workstations and videoconferencing equipment."
This section houses non-fiction materials and are classified using the Dewey Decimal Classifications and Library of Congress Classification Schemes.
