Junior School Librarian - Term-Time, Reading Programs

Teacheroo; City of Edinburgh; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free school lunches

Free Sports Club membership

Paid moving house day

Employer pension contributions up to 8

Death in service benefit

Family friendly policies - enhanced M

ESM Discount and Benefits Scheme

Employee Assistance Service

Cycle to work scheme

Car leasing salary sacrifice scheme

Annual professional review process

Regular salary reviews

Funding towards professional qualifice

Job summary

Erskine Stewart Melville is recruiting a Librarian to join the Junior School on a permanent basis. The role is term-time only, working 37.5 hours per week, with a salary of £23,574.38.

The Librarian will select and recommend age-appropriate, curriculum-aligned books to support Year Groups P4–P7 and will lead initiatives such as Book Week Scotland and World Book Day. Responsibilities include maintaining a large stock of titles, promoting reading for pleasure, managing the library budget, and

Qualifications

• Experience with database administration and library systems.
• Love of literature and ability to promote reading for enjoyment.
• Ability to engage with pupils and build positive relationships.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a large stock of titles and ensure curriculum alignment.
• Organise and promote reading events such as Book Week Scotland and World Book Day.
• Manage library budget and document financial processes.

Skills

Database administration

Love of literature

Pupil engagement

Job description

Erskine Stewart Melville is recruiting a Librarian to join the Junior School on a permanent basis. The role is term-time only, working 37.5 hours per week, with a salary of £23,574.38.

The Librarian will select and recommend age-appropriate, curriculum-aligned books to support Year Groups P4–P7 and will lead initiatives such as Book Week Scotland and World Book Day. Responsibilities include maintaining a large stock of titles, promoting reading for pleasure, managing the library budget, and