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A stalwart of the Cronk-y-Berry staff is enjoying her first day of retirement today (Saturday).
Liz Walker has called it a day after working at the primary school as a lunchtime ancillary since it opened 14 years ago.
Before that, the 73-year-old worked at Willaston Primary School.
These pupils told Manx Radio why they are going to miss her (listen to audio file below):
(Picture: Liz Walker, in pink, with pupils and staff at Cronk-y-Berry).
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