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Great Torrington School Spring 2018 Great Torrington School Calvesford Road Great Torrington Devon EX38 7DJ 01805 623531 [email protected] www.gts.devon.sch.uk HEAD TEACHER'S MESSAGE It is hard to believe that I am writing to reflect on a first term as the Head of GTS. Time always passes swiftly in education but this term has been especially fast for me and all at GTS. Settling in to a new role, despite many years at the school, has been in equal measure rewarding and challenging in terms of the learning required. I have enjoyed building on existing relationships with pupils, parents, staff and members of the community and I feel GTS is in a strong position to continue to build on its previous strengths. Meeting our new intake of pupils was a real pleasure last month and we are all looking forward to welcoming the pupils and parents to the GTS family over the coming months of Transition. Seeing our current Year 7 now as confident, independent young learners is a testament to them as individuals and the school in its use of the curriculum and its ethos of pastoral care. It never ceases to amaze me how far our young people come in the first two terms at GTS and it is incredible to think that our new Transition Leaders were sat nervously in the sports hall only a year ago for their intake evening. Whilst pupils have continued to work hard in the classroom, staff and pupils have found time to enjoy and develop their talents and interest in other areas.
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