The Hullett Memorial Library (HML) is named after the longest standing principal – EW Hullett. Hullett’s name was chosen as he was the first principal of the school after its conversion to a secondary school. In 1923, when the library was set up to mark the centenary of the school by old boys at their first annual reunion dinner, they decided to choose the name Hullett to commemorate his contributions to the school.
Today, the HML is a vast storehouse of knowledge and information with around 58,000 books and audio-visual items. When it first opened, it had only a mere 1,400 books. The resources in the library range from fiction, non-fiction, encyclopedias, atlases, dictionaries, newspapers, to magazines and comics.