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Dedicated Rose celebrates 70th birthday!

Dedicated member of the catering staff, Rose Garner, celebrates her 70th Birthday this week. Rose is an integral member of the team, and has worked at the school for an amazing twenty years, producing delicious food for thousands of students and staff !

Catering Manager Lynne Kelly praised Rose for her commitment to her job - 'Rosie has been working at St Clement Danes for the past 20 years, during which time she has been absolutely amazing. She has seen her two grandchildren go through the school as students. Rosie is extremely hard working, dedicated, and is a very valued member of our team. It is a pleasure to work with her, and I hope that she never retires'.

'I really enjoy working at the school, and it is a really lovely place to work,' said Rose. She added that a highlight of her time at the school has been working with her colleagues to produce the celebratory lunch that is held each year on the school's annual Speech Day.

Congratulations to Rose on this very special birthday from all at St Clement Danes School!

 

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