The school library is the informational, cultural and public center of the school where modern methods and forms are used in learning and work. Students gain experiences as part of their personality and transfer them to their living environment - they learn how to learn and how to apply acquirement and skills in life. School libraries have a rich and valuable tradition, but the needs of students change and require the school library to develop and expand its educational services. This paper deals with the integration of makerspace within the school library as one of the ways in which the library will overcome the traditional approach and raise its educational and educational role to a new level. Today's students need to develop, so-called, 21st century skills that include collaboration, creativity and communication, and makerspace enables them to develop these skills and abilities in a productive way. These are the spaces where students come to explore, build, create and find creative solutions for a particular problem. The paper will show what the makerspace is, how to shape it, how the school library is a suitable space for such integration, which role the school librarian has and examples of good practice.