
We are delighted to announce that the stories of Mr Gilfillan’s demise are premature.
Mr Gilfillan is suffering from a small medical problem and we are assured that the condition is not serious and it is anticipated that he will be returning to work in the near future.
The amount of concern for Mr Gilfillan’s welfare reflects the community’s regard for him and the appreciation for all his effort and commitment to the welfare children of the village since his appointment as headmaster in 1999.
Mr Gilfillan, together with his team of dedicated teachers and staff have transformed the education of the children and reversed years of decline. Although the new school facility has enabled the teachers to improve the standards, it is the expectation that all children realise their full potential which has enabled the school to build a reputation for education excellence.
The community is indebted to Mr Gilfillan and his staff, as the improvements in the academic results has stemmed the flow of parents placing their children in other schools in the area. The school was considered for closure in 1995 due to its poor achievement record and the improvements in recent years is a remarkable achievement.
Burradon Primary School has safeguarded the future of the village.
Parents should also be reassured that the children are in the capable hands of Ms Hunter, Deputy Headmistress and we are sure that the management of the school will continue uninterrupted.
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