Much-loved lunchtime supervisor retires after 35 years caring for Wakefield pupils
After 35 dedicated years of caring for thousands of children, Holy Trinity Primary School is bidding a fond farewell to one of its most cherished members of staff.
Angie Leech is retiring after an outstanding 35 years of service as a Lunchtime Supervisor and Cleaner.
Throughout her decades at the Ossett school, Mrs Leech has been a constant, friendly presence – helping to create a safe, happy, and welcoming environment for generations of pupils.
Her role extended far beyond her daily duties, as she became a trusted and familiar figure in the lives of both children and staff.
Renowned for her fun-loving spirit and cheerful personality, Mrs Leech has brought joy to the school community every day.
Whether sharing a laugh in the playground, encouraging pupils at lunchtime, or greeting everyone with a smile, she has made a lasting difference to those around her.
Mrs Leech said: “I have loved my time at Holy Trinity and have so many fond memories of the staff and children.”
Headteacher Jonathan Wood said: “Mrs Leech has given 35 wonderful years to our school, and her impact cannot be overstated.
"Her warmth, humour, and dedication have touched the lives of so many.
"She embodies the true spirit of our school and will be greatly missed by us all.”
The school community will be coming together to celebrate Mrs Leech’s contribution with a special farewell event.
The school said Mrs Leech leaves behind a legacy defined by kindness, laughter, and unwavering dedication – one that will continue to be remembered for years to come.