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Mrs Pascoe – we will remember you fondly x

11th June 2021 in Whole School

It is with great sadness that we are letting you know that Mrs Pascoe has passed away. She was a much loved teaching assistant, being at Threemilestone School for thirty years.

Mrs Pascoe has brought much laughter, energy and support to our school team and has had such a massive impact on the life of so many children and families over the years she has been with us. Mrs Pascoe had not been ill for long, but she spent her last days with her family, who we all know she felt so much love for.  

If you would like to leave a message on this post, then please do. It would be lovely for Mrs Pascoe’s family to read about wonderful memories, stories and what she meant to so many people.

With permission from Mrs Pascoe’s family, we have set up a ‘Justgiving page’. Our children were keen to raise money to give to a charity, as they thought Mrs Pascoe would like this. The charity chosen by the family is MacMillan Cancer Support. If you would like to donate, please click here.

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  1. Mr Bagley says:

    Mrs Pascoe,

    You will be sadly missed. I have very fond memories of you being my class TA and, in particular, of going on school camp and London Trips with you. Your good humour and generous nature affected the lives of so many of us at TMS (children and adults alike!)

    Love, Mr Bagley.

  2. Stacey Harris says:

    To my dear friend Mags,
    I am going to miss you so much and can’t believe that this as happened.
    You were there for me when my husband passed away unexpectedly, with such kindness and compassion not only to me but my family as well.
    We have had so much fun and laughter over the years inside school and through our friendship out of school which I will always treasure.
    I will miss catching the Park and Ride and going in to Truro for a good old shop and lunch, which we had planned to do more often.
    My best memory of you was when we went to school camp together and I got myself stuck in a hole and I was asking you to help me get out but you were to busy laughing and taking photos of my predicament, we had lots of fun on that trip. I remember buying an anti snore pillow as I was worried about keeping every one awake and when we woke up the next morning you told me to take my pillow back for a refund as it didn’t work.
    You have brought joy to so many lives.
    Goodbye my dear friend.
    Byddaf yn gweld eisiau chi. Xxxxxx

  3. Lorna & Kellie Oflynn says:

    You will be truly missed. I loved to see you smiley face when dropping Kellie off, it made me feel young again like when I used to come to TMS school. One of Kellies fondest memories were that you wore with pride the Christmas earrings myself and Kellie made for you. Always in our hearts and we send love and prayers to the family xxx Lorna and Kellie O’flynn

  4. Chloe Hayes says:

    Mrs Pascoe,
    You will be sadly missed. I have very fond memories of you being my TA of going on school camp and London Trips with you. Your good humour and generous nature affected the lives of so many of us at TMS (children and adults alike!)
    Love,

    YOu will be missed so much by everyone and all the memories that we had together on our school trips will always be made and us joking about with my mum as you and my my mum Mia Hayes you was like another mum to me in that school and it I couldn’t come to mum about some things I use to always come to you , I will always treasure the memories that we shared together and you will be missed and there is gonna be a lot of things missing in that school and into peoples heart.

    I will always love you as a beat teaching assistant and that will never change and this is braking me writing this but I am happy that you are in the best place and glad that you are not in pain anymore P.I.P mags gone but never forgotten

  5. Nicole Grey says:

    Mrs Pascoe
    You was one my TA when I use to attend Threemilestone school many years ago. You was such a lovely caring person and always had a lovely smile.
    You’ll be dearly missed condolences to your friends and family. R.I.P Lovely lady
    Love Nicole Grey

  6. Yaina says:

    Mags,

    You were my school mum, the day I arrived at tms 6 years ago you were there for me. You gave me good advice, you helped me and most importantly you made me laugh and smile whenever I saw you! You were such a kind person and you would do anything for anyone.

    I will miss your cooking, your food cupboard, your baking (my personal feeder), your hugs and most importantly you.

    Sweet dreams Mags,
    Love you forever
    Yaina xx

  7. Vicky says:

    I will always remember Mags for her humour, passion for life, kindness and energy. She was amazing with the children. My eldest loved having her as as a ta in year 3. She looked so much younger than her age and had so much energy. Always in our hearts. Vicky and family xxx

  8. Jess Hope says:

    You were the best teacher and person ever. You were my teacher and have lots of memories of camping and London with you. You are also my daughters favourite aswell! I remember going to your house of an evening with my mum when we were kids, your laugh was infectious. You will be very missed. Thinking of Leon and the family at this time.

  9. Sarah Trebilcock says:

    Im 30 in October I realy remember herself realy helped me i needed a little more help at school and went through some things she was there to listen and support me . I send my love to all freinfs and family she will be remembered xx

  10. Sarah Trebilcock says:

    I remember her caring and understanding nature she helped me when I was young . She listened and helped alot with understanding me and trying to helped with my work as I went through quite abit young I had bipolar and dislexia I didnt know about and she was one if the people who was able to help me feel more stable . Sending lots of love to family and friends she will be remembered.

  11. Suzanne sutcliffe says:

    Such really sad news to hear. Mags it was a pleasure to work with you and to call you a friend . We had some really fun times in and out of school and I will never forget your very naughty giggle , which got us in to trouble often. RIP You lovely lady xx
    Love to all Mag’s family x
    Suzanne Sutcliffe

  12. Mark Lees says:

    Pam and I are so sorry to hear of Mag’s passing. She will be greatly missed. Our sincere condolences to her family, friends and colleagues.
    I appreciated Mag’s hard work and commitment at TMS while I was headteacher. There is no doubt that she is one of the best teaching assistants I have worked with.
    She will be greatly missed.

  13. Mrs karen lean says:

    Mags. What can i say? The staffroom will be quiet without you! Your laugh, your welsh accent, your generosity, your love of the children. You helped me most after beautiful Becky passed away. We saw ups and downs and many changes but you were always there.
    Time to rest now.
    Karen xx
    Karen xx

  14. Sarah Douce Chair of Governors says:

    It was only a few short weeks ago that we stood in the corridor talking about your beloved Wales and I said I’d say hello to it for you when I went up to collect our puppy.
    So very sorry you have left us so soon. You leave behind many children and adults who count you as a special person in their life, what a wonderful legacy.

    My love to all your family, RIP Maggs
    XX

  15. Clare Jacques says:

    I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Maggs and send my prayers and condolences to her family. I can’t imagine TMS without her and she will be much missed by all who worked with her over so many years. I will always remember her boundless enthusiasm and when I think of her I can always see her smiling.

  16. Michelle Moses says:

    Mags, I am so sorry that you have left us all so soon. I have fond memories of you at Tms, as my TA when I covered lessons. You were always so kind and so helpful to me and the children. You made me believe in myself. I particularly remember when you helped me produce Rumpelstiltskin with some less confident children. We had such a lot of fun and I was very proud. Sleep tight. Michelle xx

  17. Cathy HAYWARD says:

    Mags,
    We miss you so much! Words aren’t enough to express the thanks we feel to you for all you have done for us as a family. The thought of not seeing your smile brightening up the school on a daily basis fills our hearts with sadness. You kindness will always be remembered and our thoughts and love are sent out to your family,
    Love from Casey, Jacob and Cathy xxx

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