National Thank a Teacher Day

19 Jun 2024

This year, on the 19th June 2024, is ‘National Thank a Teacher Day’. It is a yearly event that celebrates the teachers and support staff at the school. It dedicates a day for us to say thanks to our teachers for all of their hard work over this academic year as it soon draws to a close.

This year, Thank a Teacher Day is Celebrating the Whole Education Community! We asked some of our students who they give their thanks too this year:

Thank you to Mrs Thomas!

Vice Principal and Teacher of Maths

‘She’s always there for you and always really kind.’
‘She’s really supportive and is always someone you can go to.’

‘She’s amazing and the best teacher.’

Maddie & Eleanor – Year 8

Thank you to Mrs Fallon!

Teacher of History

‘Because she gives up her time for me every Friday during Japan Club.’

‘She gave me this badge for coming up with the idea of the club. Me and Issac had the idea of Japan Appreciation Club and now a lot of people have joined the club and attend regularly so more people have these badges now.’

Isabelle – Year 7

Thank you to Mr Edwards!

Teacher of English and Classics

‘He’s always there for us and really funny.’

‘He’s an amazing teacher.’

Mathew, Phoebe and Isla – Year 8

Thank you to Ms Engelbrecht!

School Chaplain and Teacher of RE

‘Because she helps our class a lot. She really inspires us with her happiness and her fashion.’

‘I always have a smile on my face when I see her.’

Tehilla – Year 7

Thank you to Miss Curtis!

Art & DT Technician

‘She always helps us and is very kind.’

‘She’s really good at drawing.’

Olivia, Grace, Zoey – Year 8

Thank you to Mr Byers!

Director of Music

‘For providing us with all of the fantastic music opportunities’

‘He organises all of the music for the musical events, like Proms in the Park and gives up his time during after school and weekend orchestra/ ensemble practices’

Mathew and James – Year 8

Thank you to Mrs Howard!

Librarian / Careers Co-ordinator/ 1:1 support

‘For being really supportive and friendly.’

‘She always says ”hello girls” to us when she sees us.’

Amelia and Evie – Year 9

Thank you to Mr Rothnie!