New headteacher at village school

A village primary school has a new headteacher who has pledged to make it even better place for pupils to study.

Sophie Thomas has taken over the reins at Newick CE Primary School after four-and-a-half years as deputy head at Ringmer Primary School.

The first major project she will oversee is the completion of a

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Wildlife Garden which will create an all-year outdoor learning environment for the pupils.

Mrs Thomas said her first impressions of the school had been excellent. 'It's a very caring and happy place where the children learn in a wonderful setting.

'Walking around the school you can't help but see happy smiling faces all the time.'

The school has been awarded the Government's quality mark for teaching and Mrs Thomas is optimistic about the future of after-school services.

Pupils already have the chance to take advantage of a host of clubs including sports and gardening clubs and the aim is to further increase the after-school options available.

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