Pupils at school plagued by parking troubles take matters into own hands after lollipop lady retires

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By Daniel WaltonWednesburyEducationPublished: Sept 13, 2023Last Updated: Sept 14, 2023Comments

Pupils of a school plagued by parking troubles have made a banner to encourage drivers to drive and park safely.

St Marys Catholic Prm Sch. Pics of principal: Amy Pritchard and front: Zoe Togarepi 8 and Maria Uzzaman 8, and back: Kaya Burzawa 9 and Daniel Michilk 8

Students at St. Mary's Catholic School on Beaumont Road, Wednesbury, have made the colourful poster following the retirement of their lollipop lady in November last year.

Pupils at school plagued by parking troubles take matters into own hands after lollipop lady retires

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