Dean Russell invites Watford teachers to 10 Downing Street

The teachers selected were Cheska Tyler from Cherry Tree Primary School, in Berry Avenue, Watford. and Michael Jones from Parmiter's School, High Elms Lane, Watford.

They were recognised by Mr Russell and minister of state for schools, Damian Hinds MP, for their significant contributions to education.

It was held to appreciate and spotlight teachers demonstrating notable dedication at their respective schools.

The prime intention was to celebrate the enormous impact these education leaders exert on their schools and communities.

Mr Russell said: "I was delighted to nominate Cheska and Michael as community education champions.

"They have both shown exceptional dedication to their schools, and I was pleased to introduce them to the Minister who also thanked them for the hard work."

He also acknowledged the colossal impact education leaders are making across the UK.

Expressing her gratitude for the the visit last Tuesday, Cheska Tyler said: "It was an absolute privilege to be invited to No10 and be recognised by Dean for the important work that we do for our Watford community at Cherry Tree and across the Inclusive MAT.

"I hope our children see this as a celebration of their community and it both reminds and encourages them to work hard, be brave and aim high."

Mr Jones said: "Thank you for your kind invitation to join you and Damian Hinds MP at 10 Downing Street, and to accompany you on a tour of Parliament afterwards.

"I am also really grateful for your putting leaders from the secondary and primary sectors together."

The event underlined the positive effects of education on communities. It emphasised the importance of collaboration between different schools, their leaders, and representatives, further signalling a positive step in fostering an enriched education system in the UK.