
Much-loved Michael Austins received so many gifts, cards, hugs and handshakes that he says he’s having as much as possible photographed to put in a memory book.
He said: “Being headteacher has been hard work of course, but my days have been full of joy and pride at what we’ve accomplished together.
"Norton Road is an amazing place and I have felt God’s love here and also very much the love in the school and the community we serve.”
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He joined as headteacher in 2002 and took to the helm with complete commitment, working alongside a dedicated and supportive team.
His colleagues thanked him for his outstanding service and said: “On behalf of us, the pupils, parents and community, we’d like to wish you a long, happy and healthy retirement.
Mr Austins is looking forward to spending more time with family and friends – and the chance to be creative again.