Get well messages sent to "amazing" South Yorkshire headteacher rushed to hospital after heart attack shock
Warm wishers flood in as popular teacher remains ill
Messages of support have been sent to an “amazing” South Yorkshire headteacher, who was rushed to hospital after suffering a heart attack earlier this week.
Rachael Booth, headteacher of the Willows School in Thurcroft, Rotherham, suffered a heart attack on Wednesday (October 14) morning while she was at the school.
Staff and pupils at the special education place of learning on Locksley Drive were left shocked as emergency services rushed to the scene - and the school has been closed since.
It is due to open again on Monday (October 19) - though the school has not definitely confirmed this.
A message on the school website from Warren Carratt, chief executive officer of Nexus Multi Academy Trust, said: “Rachael’s condition remains critical, and the next 48 hours are crucial.”
Wellwishers have been quick to praise Mrs Booth and show their support for her on Facebook.
Emily Goodwin said: “Mrs Booth is one of the most beautiful teachers I have ever met. She is amazing, Every single child and parent at this school admires and adores her! We are praying you make a full recovery. We need you, everybody loves and needs you xx”
Maria Latimer wrote: “A lady with a beautiful soul what an amazing head teacher she is too. Make a speedy recovery Mrs B & much love x”
Natalie Hall added: “Speedy recovery Miss Booth is one of the best teacher I've ever had when I was at school truly amazing and goes above and beyond.”
And Stephen Hogg added: “We are all hoping and praying for a full and speedy recovery for this beautiful human being! Such a brilliant and inspirational lady who changes the lives of our young people every day!”