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Woodbury meal time assistant retires

Published: 2:06 PM July 24, 2009    Updated: 10:42 PM November 6, 2020

A SCHOOL meal time assistant has retired after working at Woodbury Salterton School for 17 years. Mavis Chudley was presented with gifts from teachers and pupils as thanks to her service. A school spokesperson said Mavis would be missed be everyone and w

A SCHOOL meal time assistant has retired after working at Woodbury Salterton School for 17 years.

Mavis Chudley was presented with gifts from teachers and pupils as thanks to her service.

A school spokesperson said Mavis would be missed be everyone and wished her well for the future.

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