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John Stones, in a small village in the Pennine hills, a quiet and bright child who had the potential to become a professional swimmer, but who only ever wanted to play football.
A young Kalvin Phillips (2nd left) with teachers (left to right) Karen Loney, Carol Newton and Pauline Hearn at Whingate Primary School.
Kyle Walker, in Sheffield, a “skinny” boy whose teachers had watched him grow into his athletic prowess. Harry Maguire, in Mosborough, whose older brothers also had showed significant talent.
And Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who had beamed with shy pride when his former PE teacher Rich Mintoft surprised him with a photo album from his days at the Steel City’s Forge Valley School.
She explained: I was walking with my two children one morning when the caretaker asked me if I knew anyone who would want a job at the school. I went home and spoke to my husband and took the job as I wanted to help out.
When she retires on Friday, Mrs Gibbins said she will spend her time being busy in the garden at her home in Ipswich, where she lives alone.
She said: I am sad as I will miss everyone but I have got to be sensible and take things easy. I am so grateful to have my health.
She explained: I was walking with my two children one morning when the caretaker asked me if I knew anyone who would want a job at the school. I went home and spoke to my husband and took the job as I wanted to help out.
When she retires on Friday, Mrs Gibbins said she will spend her time being busy in the garden at her home in Ipswich, where she lives alone.
She said: I am sad as I will miss everyone but I have got to be sensible and take things easy. I am so grateful to have my health.