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The Grays School Media Arts College

The Grays School Media Arts College has used the services of The London Teaching Pool for four years.

Throughout this time the main link has been through Ryan Kissin who has provided a range of teaching staff from daily supply to permanent posts.

The school has found the service provided to be professional, effective and efficient. Whenever an issue has arisen, the matter has always been dealt with effectively and brought to an amicable conclusion.

Over the years an honest and open relationship between the school and the agency has developed and the school has confidence that candidates provided through the London Teaching Pool are of a suitable calibre.

The school intends to continue using the services of The London Teaching Pool.

 

 

John Marchant

Deputy Head Teacher

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