Rachel settles in
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| WELCOME: New headteacher Rachel Hughes with new nursery school pupils Kimberly Jones and Harrison Sargent. |
PUPILS at Wychbold First School have welcomed a new headteacher.
Rachel Hughes started at the School Road school at the start of the summer term after previously holding a post as deputy headteacher at a school in Bromsgrove.
She replaces former headteacher Peter Bravo, who has also moved on to another school.
"I am relishing this opportunity. The school is delightful and very welcoming. It got a good Ofsted report in November and so I will just be continuing the very good progress the school has already made," she said.
| “I am relishing this opportunity. The school is delightful and very welcoming. It got a good Ofsted report in November and so I will just be continuing the very good progress the school has already made." | | Headteacher Rachel Hughes |
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PUPILS at Wychbold First School have welcomed a new headteacher.
Rachel Hughes started at the School Road school at the start of the summer term after previously holding a post as deputy headteacher at a school in Bromsgrove.
She replaces former headteacher Peter Bravo, who has also moved on to another school.
"I am relishing this opportunity. The school is delightful and very welcoming. It got a good Ofsted report in November and so I will just be continuing the very good progress the school has already made," she said.
9:47am Wednesday 14th May 2008
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