Application to the principal of your school regarding access to e library

Number 16 Admiralty,

Brussels.

24th September, 2020.

To the principal,

Modern High School

ACCESS TO THE SCHOOL E-LIBRARY

Dear Sir,

Yesterday I needed to make some research on a school project and when I tried to access the school's e-library, I found out that I was unable to do so. I tried to source the information elsewhere but the results were less than satisfactory.

I implore you to look into this issue because my case is not an isolated one. Other students were unable to access the e-library yesterday. This has greatly hampered our research progress.

Thank you for your understanding and anticipated response.

Yours faithfully,

Emmanuel Anyaoha.

The Principal

Alfred School,

Delhi

 Respected Madam,

I am writing this letter to you to gain access to the electronic library of the school. I am a student of class 12th and my board exams are held in two months. Due to low availability, I am unable to set some textbooks to study which is affecting my education. Kindly provide me access to the E- library.

Yours obediently

Madhur gupta

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