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We have been fortunate during April and May 21 to have one of our former pupils return to Alford Primary as a trainee teacher. Victoria is training at the prestigious Bishop Grosseteste University, in Lincoln, in order to gain a Primary Education degree and fulfil her ambition to become a teacher.
"Some of the staff have changed, the friendly community and positive ethos of Alford Primary is the same as I remember from my time here".
Indeed, Victoria, said that one of the inspirational Alford Primary Teachers was the reason she started thinking about teaching as a career! Victoria has very much enjoyed her time back at Alford Primary and we wish her every success in her teaching career – you never know we may see Victoria back again leading the class!
Our very own IT technician was once a pupil at Alford Primary School. Peter went on from Alford Primary School to study at John Spendluffe Technology College. Following this he attended Boston College, where he gained a BTEC Level 3 qualification in Computer and Software Development before re-joining Alford Primary as an IT Apprentice. Now a fully-fledged IT Technician, Peter is a valued member of the Team working throughout the school in a varied role supporting pupils, teachers, parents and office staff with IT.
Since turning professional in September 2016, Ashton has achieved many first place wins and top ten placings. He has competed on the 1836 Tour, the 2020 Pro Tour, the EuroPro Tour, the Challenge Tour and the European Tour.
Ashton won the 2018 Open Championship Final Qualifying Series which led to him competing in the 147th Open Championship at Carnoustie.
He has also represented his Club, County, Country, GB and Europe in competitions. Noteably representing GB in the Australian Youth Olympics, gaining a silver medal.
Ashton also holds the priveldge of Ambassador for the Lincolnshire Cerebral Palsy Society.