STAFF news
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Many congratulations to Miss Rafferty and Miss Chantry who will both be married during the summer break. We all wish them every happiness in their new married lives. |
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Mrs Pearson will be leaving us at the end of term. She will be sadly missed by us all and I am sure that you will join with me in wishing her every success for her future. Mrs Pearson will be replaced by Mrs Symons, who some of you will be already familiar with as she currently teaches French to many of our children. |
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We welcome back Mrs Laird who returned from her maternity leave on Monday 4th June. I am sure that you will all join with me in expressing our excitement of seeing her back in school. |
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We are delighted to share with you the wonderful news of the birth of Mrs Harkin's son. Baby was born on Monday 9th April and both he and mom are healthy and well.
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Before the Easter holidays, we said goodbye to Miss Stock our student teacher in Year 5. She has worked very well with Mr Clark and taught with skill and clarity. We wish her all the best for her future career as she continues her studies at Newman University.
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Dear Parents, Guardians and friends of St Martin’s,
As you will know, Mrs Tomlinson has decided to retire at the end of this academic year. As a governing body, we are all obviously grateful for the amazing levels of dedication and leadership that she has provided to the school. But now we have to start the difficult task of finding our new Headteacher and preparing for September. We have advertised the role with several specialist recruitment agencies and we will be looking to assess suitably qualified Catholic individuals at the end of February. I will let you know how we get on, and in the meantime, if anybody would like to discuss any aspect of the process, please feel free to contact myself via the school office.
Richard Marsh, Chair of Governors
As you will know, Mrs Tomlinson has decided to retire at the end of this academic year. As a governing body, we are all obviously grateful for the amazing levels of dedication and leadership that she has provided to the school. But now we have to start the difficult task of finding our new Headteacher and preparing for September. We have advertised the role with several specialist recruitment agencies and we will be looking to assess suitably qualified Catholic individuals at the end of February. I will let you know how we get on, and in the meantime, if anybody would like to discuss any aspect of the process, please feel free to contact myself via the school office.
Richard Marsh, Chair of Governors
A letter from Mrs J. Tomlinson:
