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Crossing over into retirement

In her 23 years as a crossing supervisor at

Sydenham-Hillside Primary School, Paula

Borg has witnessed generations of families

grow up before her eyes.

“I say about one thousand good mornings

every single morning,” Ms Borg said. “They

all call me by my name. they’re gorgeous kids.

There are kids that were in their mum’s tummy

who have since graduated and started work.”

On April 8, Ms Borg will retire from the role

to enjoy her retirement. She first saw the job

advertised in a newspaper in 1999.

She had just moved into a home in Hillside at

the time located across the road from the school,

and thought it was the perfect opportunity.

“I rang and I got the job straight away,” she

said. “My grandkids went to that school and

now my great grandkids go to that school. I get

to see him everyday.”

She said she had loved the job, but was

looking forward to her next chapter.

“The school’s so great, I love being around

kids, they keep you young,” she said.

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