Primary school stalwarts are presented with 30-year service awards
A trio of loyal stalwarts at Wragby Primary School have received awards after completing 30 years of service.
Rachel Osgodby, who is co-head teacher alongside Laura Kenyon, was one of the three who received the accolades from Lincolnshire County Council.
The others were senior midday supervisor Pat Steel and also Angela Scott, who provides pastoral support at the school and has been a huge help and support to children and families over the years.
All three were presented with gifts and certificates by the council in recognition of their dedicated service.
Veteran photographer John Edwards, a well-known Wragby supporter, was there to capture the event.
He said: “The three ladies have made a lasting impact on all the children who have attended Wragby Primary School over the last 30 years. They include my own daughter, who is now 39 years old.
"They have served the school and the children well. Big congratulations must go to them for their dedication to all the pupils.”
The Wragby school has about 170 youngsters, aged four to 11, on its books. At its last inspection by the education watchdog, Ofsted, it was rated ‘Good’, both overall and in all individual categories.
These categories covered quality of education, behaviour and attitudes of pupils, personal development of pupils and staff, leadership and management, and early-years provision.