Penny goes back to school to educate youngsters

ISAMBARD Brunel Junior School welcomed MP for Portsmouth North, Penny Mordaunt, to take a tour of the school's impressive facilities, and tell students and staff about life in Westminster.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Oct 2017, 20:46 BST
Updated 12th Dec 2017, 09:25 BST
MP Penny Mordaint and headteacher Iain Gilmour with, from left: deputy head girl Esther Court, head girl Cerys Dowley, head boy Joshua Stark, and deputy head boy Max Fitzgerald Picture: Malcolm WellsMP Penny Mordaint and headteacher Iain Gilmour with, from left: deputy head girl Esther Court, head girl Cerys Dowley, head boy Joshua Stark, and deputy head boy Max Fitzgerald Picture: Malcolm Wells
MP Penny Mordaint and headteacher Iain Gilmour with, from left: deputy head girl Esther Court, head girl Cerys Dowley, head boy Joshua Stark, and deputy head boy Max Fitzgerald Picture: Malcolm Wells

Penny said: ‘Visiting Isambard Brunel Junior School gave me a great opportunity to see for myself the school’s superb standard of teaching, and experience its inclusive and dynamic educational environment.’

Headteacher Iain Gilmour said: ‘We all really enjoyed welcoming Penny to our school, and showcasing our excellent facilities and vibrant classrooms.’

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