Different place, Same people, Same dedication., Same mission. ADAPT. MANAGE. SMILE. REPEAT….. Swetha Salian :Admin Assistant – HR Compliance Department
Voices Behind the Scenes
From online to onsite and back again…The Real Rollercoaster Ride!
Whenever I mention online classes, people usually nod in understanding. But the moment I say “online library,” the confusion begins.“Library… online? What do you even do there?” The past few months have felt like an educational roller coaster with no warning signs. When the spring break suddenly started earlier than expected, many of us quietly …
From Behind the Front Desk
If you want to understand the real meaning of “hybrid learning,” don’t ask the teachers, students, or IT department. Ask the poor soul sitting at the school front desk. One day, I’m making sure ministry protocols are followed, ensuring children stay away from outdoor activity areas, and reminding students not to run in the corridor. …
My Philately Journey
During my childhood, we were not deeply connected to the digital world. We spent our vacations playing with friends, reading books, and doing things that truly interested us. That is how I discovered postal stamps. My journey into philately began with a small stamp album that I received from my father. At first, I was …
My Love Story with DPS Sharjah and a Gratitude Letter
DPS Sharjah is not merely a place of work for me; it is my second home. I could never have imagined that my journey would take me this far. By the grace of God, it began as a storyteller—uncertain and lacking confidence. I made many mistakes along the way, yet the DPS family never drew …
Laughter between the shelves
Working in the middle school boys’ library is anything but quiet. Every day brings a new reason to smile. One day, a very earnest 6th grader came up to me and asked, “Ma’am, where are the Sherlock Homeless books? It took me a second to realize he meant Sherlock Holmes. I corrected him gently, but …
Building readers, from shelves to souls
Not every student walk into the library ready to read. Some arrive reluctantly, like they’re being dragged to the dentist. Some wander in by accident, probably thinking it’s the cafeteria. And some come out of habit, just enjoying the quiet or the comfy chairs. One day, a student came up to me holding a thick …
Walking through the memory lane
I joined our school in 2003, just a few years after it began, never imagining how deeply it would become a part of my life. Over the years, I have watched the library grow and transform, its shelves shaped by the curiosity, dreams, and endless questions of generations of students who passed through its doors.As …
If AI Replaced the Librarian
One morning, the children walked into the library and found something very strange. Mrs. Meera, their kind librarian, was gone! In her place stood a tall silver robot with blinking blue eyes and a smooth, polite voice. “Good morning, readers,” said the robot. “I am L.I.B.R.A. — the Library Intelligence Bot for Reading Assistance.” At …
Keeping calm in the sea of chaos
When I took up Library science as a profession, I had envisioned a calm and serene atmosphere where students sit quietly and read and I have to only help them choose books. My vision of my job was a quiet room full of students where I would hush the students occasionally and get on with …










