A school marked its 10-year anniversary with the opening of a new library.
Floreat Wandsworth, part of GLF Schools, officially opened the new library this week, as part of its celebrations for the milestone.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by the chief executive of GLF Schools, Warwick Sharp, alongside local MP Rosena Allin-Khan, who joined pupils, staff, and families for the occasion.
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Matthew Custance, headteacher at Floreat Wandsworth, said: "A library is one of the most important gifts a school can give its pupils, and opening this one was the perfect way to mark ten years. We have worked so hard as a community to make this happen, and we were delighted to welcome Warwick and Rosena to celebrate with us.
"This week has been for every child, member of staff, and family who has been part of our journey."
The event included a performance of the school song by pupils and tributes to the fundraisers and Parent Teacher Association whose support brought the project to life.
Mr Sharp said: "Ten years is a wonderful milestone, and a new library is exactly the kind of investment in children’s futures that makes us proud of what GLF Schools communities can achieve together. I was so pleased to join Floreat Wandsworth’s pupils and staff this week and share in what was a fantastic week of celebration."
The anniversary marks ten years since the school first opened its doors and began serving the community.
