RETIRING 1n July after almost 40 years in the Teaching profession is Miss P. A. Henley. senior mistress at Long Eaton Grammar School. Born in Buckinghamshire, Miss Henley attended college in Leicester and had five years teaching experience before coming to the Grammar School in 1937.
EXCITING TRENDS
Miss Henley (60) lives at 14, Harrimans Drive, Breaston, and in her retirement she hopes to continue her hobbies which are botany, field studies and gardening. She said this week: “When I came here the senior staff were helpful and had a very high code of professional behaviour and I have always been glad of the helpful guidance they gave me.”
Education as a whole has developed greatly in the past 40 years and Miss Henley commented: “There are some very exciting new trends in education and there are a lot of young. adventurous people in the profession.”
Reflecting on her career, Miss Henley stated : “There is nothing I would rather have done than teach and I still enjoy it tremendously. but the time has come to hand over to someone younger.”
Photo reference: Miss Henley Retires TLEA April 1972
profession is Miss P. A. Henley. senior mistress at Long Eaton Grammar School.
Born in Buckinghamshire, Miss Henley attended college in Leicester and had five years teaching experience before
coming to the Grammar School in 1937.
EXCITING TRENDS
Miss Henley (60) lives at 14, Harrimans Drive, Breaston, and in her retirement she hopes to continue her hobbies
which are botany, field studies and gardening. She said this week: “When I came here the senior staff were helpful and
had a very high code of professional behaviour and I have always been glad of the helpful guidance they gave me.”
Education as a whole has developed greatly in the past 40 years and Miss Henley commented: “There are some
very exciting new trends in education and there are a lot of young. adventurous people in the profession.”
Reflecting on her career, Miss Henley stated : “There is nothing I would rather have done than teach and I still enjoy it tremendously. but the time has come to hand over to someone younger.”