People at school
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The document lists different roles found at a school including teachers, pupils, the head teacher, a lunchtime assistant, and caretaker. People that work at and attend school are mentioned but no other details are provided about them or their responsibilities.
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- 2. Teacher
- 3. Pupils
- 4. Head teacher
- 6. caretaker
- 7. caretaker