THE HEADTEACHER of Stifford Clays Primary, Anthony Peltier, has left the school.
A letter went out to parents of the school on Monday.
Last month, YT reported that he was taking a leave of absence. We now understand that he has taken early retirement.
Anthony Peltier had been head of the school of the school for six years and was very popular. When we ran the story last month, our comments section on Facebook was full of praise for his work.
Many pointed to his Christmas Day event when he threw open the doors of the school for a special festive dinner.
Mr Peltier is also a senior special (volunteer) in the Metropolitan Police. In 2011, he received a Pride of Britain Award for saving the life of a boy who was stabbed in a gang fight in London.
The head of Deneholm Primary, Christina Pumfrey has, temporarily, taken the reins at the Whitmore Avenue school.
As Stifford Clays is part of South West Essex Community Education Trust (SWECT) along with Deneholm Primary and William Edwards School, we contacted them to establish why he was absent. We did not receive a reply.
Trust me, there is a lot more to this story we are not being told.
https://www.met.police.uk/foi-ai/metropolitan-police/misconduct-hearings/2024/august/misconduct-hearing-for-former-special-constable-anthony-peltier/
Sexual predator and a bully and a marriage wrecker liar and a cheat he loved himself so much but got found out in the end
I worked with him as a teacher. He was a perfect gentleman. One day I was really upset and he ASKED if he could hug me. So respectful, loved his family and had my back as a white woman. Will not have a word said against him.