Our charity’s Radlett Lodge School has said goodbye to a long-serving member of staff who has retired after an impressive 45 years with the school.
Angie Beasley has retired as Senior Learning Support Assistant at the school, which supports autistic children and young people aged from five to 19 years old. The school is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and Angie has supported students there for nearly its entirety.
A special assembly was held for staff and students to thank Angie for all of her hard work over the last 45 years, where she was presented with gifts, flowers and handmade cards from the students.
Angie has worked in different classes throughout her time at the school. Most recently, she supported children with practical skills, including cooking, learning how to be safe in the kitchen, and gardening, both at the school site and at allotments in the local village. She taught children about planting flowers and vegetables, as well as creating produce which could be used by the school or sold at the local market.
