Librarian

**Salary: On a range starting from £28178.00 (FTE) per annum**

**Actual starting salary: £11700.00 per annum**

**Plus, significant employer contribution to Defined Benefit pension scheme**

**Part-time, term-time (plus 2 days) only; 18 hours per week, 3 days a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)**
- Is highly organised and has excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Has an understanding of the services that a School Library offers
- Has the literacy and numeracy skills to be able to organise library items
- Has at least a level 2 qualification in English and Maths

Duties will include:

- Being responsible for the day-to-day smooth running of the library
- Assisting pupils and staff in the use of the facility

The most recent OFSTED inspection (2019) graded the school as ‘Good’.

The school offers free refreshments to staff during the school day. The Trust also provides an Employee Assistance Programme to all staff within the Trust Schools. Through this, staff can access support and advice on any number of things such as wellbeing, work-related issues, housing, family, financial and legal support. There is also an employee benefit scheme which offers savings and discounts across a number of well-known retailers and services. Staff across the Trust can also receive a free, annual flu vaccination. The Trustees are also active in recognising years of service for staff. Service is designed to reward loyalty to the school and recognises those who have accrued between 3 and 30 years of service.

Other benefits include:

- Free onsite parking
- Lunch for staff offered at cost price
- Enhanced employer pension contributions
- Enhanced leave of absence policy
- Enhanced maternity/paternity/adoption leave schemes
- Corporate eye care scheme
- Enhanced parental bereavement package
- Travel to work loans
- Additional time to facilitate professional development and collaborative working

We believe that a diverse workforce leads to an organisation that is more innovative, more creative and gets better results. We want our workforce to represent the diversity of the people and communities we serve. We also want our workplace to be one where different experiences, expertise and perspectives are valued, and where everyone is encouraged to grow and develop.

We recognise the importance of a good balance between work and home life, so we do everything we can to accommodate flexible working.

We are a Flexible Working Ambassador MAT and Schools for the Department for Education, we are happy to discuss any flexible working requests with you.

Our ethos is to ‘recruit for attitude, train for skill’ Pioneer Educational Trust seeks to invest intelligently, inspire collaboration and pioneer so that all learners in our family of schools have equal access to an exceptional education. Our mission is grounded on four core values which our schools embrace:

- we pioneer: by preparing the way for others to follow, we transcend barriers through aspiration, merit and risk. Pioneer engenders determination, commitment and responsibility to better society through education and learning, never accepting mediocrity
- we inspire collaboration: we believe in working in partnership. In a culture of high trust and intelligent risk-taking, collaboration exists at all levels and between all stakeholders
- we invest intelligently: by providing high-quality professional development for all staff and a positive and enriching work environment. We provide high support and challenge that enables all colleagues to flourish
- we consciously liberate: providing equal access to an exceptional education to all is central to the aims of the trust. The trust champions the vulnerable and disadvantaged, breaking down barriers to learning and preparing all children and young people for adulthood. We drive equality, celebrate diversity and promote equity, inclusion and belonging.

The school is changing rapidly, in many ways. This will doubtless continue as the needs of society and our context change too. It is never dull, often challenging, demanding in the best possible way - an exciting and extraordinarily worth-while and fulfilling place to be.

Trevelyan Middle School is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational middle school in Berkshire serving students from the age of 9-13. The middle school is situated in Windsor and has approximately 433 students on record.

Trevelyan Middle School opened in 1930, formerly known as New Windsor Council School. The secondary school converted to academy status in 2016.

**Head of School**

Mrs L Harris

**Values and vision**

Trevelyan Middle School focuses on providing a safe and happy learning environment for students to learn in and achieve to the best of their abilities. The Windsor based secondary follows six core values: encouraging, nurturing, respectful, inspiring, creative and happy. Students are nurtured as well behaved, respectful and confident individuals and are encouraged to make positiv