Beeston Primary School has said a heartfelt farewell to Mrs Corcoran, who has retired after an outstanding 34 years of dedicated service as a teaching assistant.
Throughout her career, Mrs Corcoran has supported hundreds of children on their learning journey, helping many to develop a love of reading and grow in confidence. Her patience, kindness and unwavering commitment have made a lasting difference to generations of pupils and their families.
Outside the classroom, she was always happy to volunteer for the school’s residential visits to Ingleborough and Lineham Farm. Her enthusiasm, care and encouragement helped create unforgettable experiences and lifelong memories for countless children.
Over more than three decades her dedication, compassion and genuine care for every child have earned the respect and admiration of colleagues, pupils and parents alike.
Her exceptional service and contribution to Beeston Primary School will be remembered for many years to come.
This post was written by Sue Knowles
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