Laygate Community School pupils have thanked teachers for their support during lockdown with cakes!

Pupils from Laygate Community School in South Tyneside have thanked their teachers for the support that they have given them throughout the lockdown.
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Laygate Community School pupils have thanked teachers for their efforts during the coronavirus lockdown by posting a video on social media. The video wasn’t the only way that the children have showed their thanks, some of them have even baked the teachers a cake which they are going to deliver to the school.

Chloe Saeed, 33 from Harton Moor is the mum behind the idea to say thank you to teachers.

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She said: “The teachers posted a picture message saying that they miss the children and I just wanted to do something for them.

Pupils from Laygate Community School have thanked their teachers during lockdown.Pupils from Laygate Community School have thanked their teachers during lockdown.
Pupils from Laygate Community School have thanked their teachers during lockdown.

“I’ve seen loads of schools do this sort of thing, but I’ve never seen a message back from the children.

“I created a group chat with other mums from the school to get something organised and the response has been great.”

Chloe’s message, which just started as photos was quickly turned into a video and has been getting praise from across the school community.

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“The teachers said they got emotional seeing all the children’s faces and the parents have said their kids have enjoyed seeing all their friends again,” she added.

Pupils from Laygate Community School have posted a message to their teachers to thank them for their support.Pupils from Laygate Community School have posted a message to their teachers to thank them for their support.
Pupils from Laygate Community School have posted a message to their teachers to thank them for their support.

“I just wanted to show some appreciation for what they do, not only for the children but the parents as well. They are a big part of our children’s lives.”

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Mum Chloe Saeed has baked a cake which will be delivered to the school for teachers to enjoy.Mum Chloe Saeed has baked a cake which will be delivered to the school for teachers to enjoy.
Mum Chloe Saeed has baked a cake which will be delivered to the school for teachers to enjoy.

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