Louis Griffith started his first day as principal of Charles F. Broome Primary School yesterday.
He told the DAILY NATION that he was happy with what transpired on his first day.
“I was warmly welcomed at the school by students, the general staff and some parents. It was generally a hard-working day,” he said.
Griffith was a senior teacher for eight years at a number of primary schools, West Terrace Primary School being the last.
Here, Griffith meeting some Class 3 students on the first day of the school term.
Principal happy with first day
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