Pam Holmes with the year 6 pupils on her retirement assembly at Friday Bridge Primary school.
Gifts and afternoon tea for retiring teaching assistant Pam
Elaine King
Thursday, October 25, 2012
2:14 PM
TEACHING Assistant Pamela Holmes is retiring this week, after working at Friday Bridge Primary School for nearly 29 years.
To mark her departure, Pam was presented with cards, flowers and gift vouchers at a celebration school assembly, and she then joined staff and governors for afternoon tea.
Pam has worked with all age groups during her time at the school, and many children have benefitted from her kindness, wisdom and experience. She is looking forward to her retirement, and spending more time with her family.
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