Richard Butterworth of Ambergate School Grantham wins Secondary School Teacher of the Year in the Lincolnshire Education Excellence Awards 2023 LEX23
Richard Butterworth, a special needs teacher at Ambergate School in Grantham, has won the Secondary School Teacher of the Year in the Lincolnshire Education Excellence Awards 2023. Recognised for his extraordinary dedication and teaching skill, Mr Butterworth goes beyond the call of duty to make education accessible and enjoyable for his students.
He further enhances his communication and engagement with parents, addressing their queries and concerns promptly and inclusively. This approachability builds a strong partnership between home and school, central to supporting students' overall progress. The commendable progress of students at Ambergate, often excluded from mainstream education, is a testament to Butterworth's relentless dedication and innovative teaching methods. His exceptional work in special education is changing lives, as his students learn essential coping mechanisms and gain the opportunity to excel acadically.
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