Academy Enfield, London) 2014 — Liz Millett (Weatherfield Academy, Dunstable) 2015 — Annie Brady (St. Paul's CBS Secondary School, Dublin) 2016 — Amy McKay (Corby Business Academy) 2017 — Lucas Maxwell (Glenthorne High School) 2018 — Emma Suffield (St Wilfrid's Church of England Academy, Blackburn) 2019 — Ros Harding (The King's School Chester) 2020/21 - Kristabelle Williams of Addy and Stanhope School https://www.sla.org.uk/slya-2020 Library Design Award and Inspiration Award In 2011 the Association inaugurated the SLA Library Design Award to recognise innovation, creativity and resourcefulness in school library design. This was superseded in 2014 by the SLA Inspiration Award for "the school library space that shows inspiration, innovation, creativity and resourcefulness in its library design and in use". Winners 2011 — Rosendale Primary School, London 2012 — The Duston School, Duston, Northampton 2013 — Carterton Community College, Oxfordshire 2014 — Oak Tree Primary School, Nottinghamshire (Primary School category); Dixons Allerton Academy, West Yorkshire (Secondary School category) 2015 — All Saints Primary School, Stibbard, Norfolk (Primary School category); Valley Park School, Maidstone, Kent (Secondary School category) 2017 — Adderley Primary School, Birmingham (Primary School category); American School of Madrid/Headington School/Hymers College (Secondary School category) Community and Enterprise Awards These two awards were started in 2022 to recognise partnerships and projects benefitting school libraries. Winners due to be announced Autumn 2022. Information Book Award In 2011 the Association inaugurated the SLA Information Book Award with shortlists in three categories, "designed to support school libraries, reinforce the importance of non-fiction and highlight the high standard of resources available". Winners 2011 – How to Make a Universe with 92 Ingredients by Adrian Dingle (Scholastic, ) 2012 – Can We Save the Tiger? by Martin Jenkins (Walker Books, ) 2013 – Incredible Edibles by Stefan Gates, illustrated by Georgia Glynn (Walker Books, ) 2014 – Get into Art: Animals by Susie Brooks (Kingfisher, ) 2015 – Shackleton's Journey by William Grill (Flying Eye Books, ) 2016 – The National Theatre by Marina McIntyre (Walker Books, ) 2017 — Survivors of the Holocaust by Kath Shackleton, Zane Whittingham and Ryan Jones (Franklin Watts, ) 2018 — Look I'm a Scientist by Various Authors (Dorling Kindersley, ) 2019 – Politics for Beginners by Alex Frith, Rosie Hore, Louie Stowell and Kellan Stover (Usborne, ) 2020 — Africa, Amazing Africa by Atinuke and Mouri Feddag (Walker Books, ) References External links School Library Association website Book Ahead Boys