Windermere school welcomes new principal
With 28 years of experience in education sector, Dr Sheeren Saloojee takes on the role of principal at Gordon Road Girls’ School.
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WINDERMERE school, Gordon Road Girls’ School (GRGS) welcomed its new principal, Dr Sheeren Saloojee, this week.
Saloojee, who holds a PhD in education, is the the14th principal appointed to GRGS. With 28 years of work experience in the Department of Education, Saloojee brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her new role.
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“I believe it is our responsibility to work as a team to maintain and to continue to build a supportive and collaborative spirit at GRGS. Together, as a school, we will build on the traditions of the past and meet the challenges of the future in innovative and exciting ways,” she said.
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“I do believe that, at GRGS, they are proactive in training teachers and aiding the girls to thrive in our exciting yet challenging world. Like any teacher or parent, I just want to see happy, flourishing girls,” said Saloojee.
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