Mr. Austin Brian Phillip, Auto Mechanics teacher at the Castries Comprehensive Secondary School (CCSS) who started his career at the institution in September 1988, has retired.
He was instrumental in securing top prizes at the Annual Science and Technology Fairs, where he presented solar equipment – irons, kettles, fridges, and a lawnmower.
Mr. Phillip developed a network with garages to ensure work experience was an ongoing part of the teaching and learning process. As a result, many of his past students now work with local and regional garages.
On 12th February 2024, the principal, staff, and past and present students held a special assembly to recognize Mr. Phillip’s retirement and birthday. Students created beautiful cards and presented these and gifts to him.
At a special staff lunch on Friday 9th February, 2024 the school’s administration and staff members showered Mr. Phillip with many gifts ranging from plaques, perfumes, jewelry and gift certificates to spas and hotels.
The CCSS Family wishes Mr. Phillip a happy retirement!
SOURCE: Castries Comprehensive Secondary School.
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8 COMMENTS
Wow a good news story …all is not lost..
Great job, Mr. Phillip! And great job, CCSS! These are the things that truly build a nation!
A memorial and a good name
Stay Bless 🙏
Enjoy your retirement Mr. Phillip. I well have a problem with my suspension. School eh finish yet. The best to you.
Congrats and best wishes.
Happy to read good news today! Happy retirement to him!
This gentleman is what a teacher should be. Not just provide instruction, but inspiration.
Thank you for your service to the people, the nation and our Sovereign, Sir.
May peace, health, joy and love follow you each day of a very much well-earned retirement!
All the best Austin! Thank you for your years of service and dedication.
Wow a good news story …all is not lost..
Great job, Mr. Phillip! And great job, CCSS! These are the things that truly build a nation!
A memorial and a good name
Stay Bless 🙏
Enjoy your retirement Mr. Phillip. I well have a problem with my suspension. School eh finish yet. The best to you.
Congrats and best wishes.
Happy to read good news today! Happy retirement to him!
This gentleman is what a teacher should be. Not just provide instruction, but inspiration.
Thank you for your service to the people, the nation and our Sovereign, Sir.
May peace, health, joy and love follow you each day of a very much well-earned retirement!
All the best Austin! Thank you for your years of service and dedication.