Pupils from Banbury primary school help welcome new church reverend to area

Pupils from a Banbury primary school recently helped welcome a new church reverend to the area.
By Matt Elofson
Published 13th May 2021, 12:58 GMT
Updated 13th May 2021, 15:41 GMT
Wroxton Primary School pupils: Riley Powell, Aidan Parker, Ioana Let and Blake Mukombe, pictured with Reverend Alicia holding her picture of a Cherry Blossom tree, which every child in school contributed to. (Image from Wroxton Primary School)Wroxton Primary School pupils: Riley Powell, Aidan Parker, Ioana Let and Blake Mukombe, pictured with Reverend Alicia holding her picture of a Cherry Blossom tree, which every child in school contributed to. (Image from Wroxton Primary School)
Wroxton Primary School pupils: Riley Powell, Aidan Parker, Ioana Let and Blake Mukombe, pictured with Reverend Alicia holding her picture of a Cherry Blossom tree, which every child in school contributed to. (Image from Wroxton Primary School)

April Guiness, headteacher at Wroxton Chuch of England Primary School, took a representative from each class to go and welcome the new Reverend, Alicia Baker, of the Ironstones Benefice to Wroxton.

The children, Riley Powell, Aidan Parker, Ioana Let and Blake Mukombe, represented their classes.

They were photographed with Reverend Alicia as she will be affectionately known, holding her picture of a Cherry Blossom tree, which every child in school contributed to. The school are really looking forward to welcoming Reverend Alicia in once the Covid-19 regulations allow.

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