In Loving Memory of Jayne Cooper

“A devoted teacher, cherished friend, and beloved soul, Jayne touched countless lives with her kindness, wisdom, and quiet strength. In and out of the classroom, she inspired those around her with compassion, patience, and a genuine love for learning and people. Her legacy lives on in the hearts of her students, colleagues, family, and friends, and though she is no longer with us, the light she brought to the world continues to shine through every life she touched.”

“Mrs copper what an incredible lady that will always have a place in my heart. Mrs cooper taught myself and so many others never to give up even if the odds are stacked against you. She installed into us that our mind is our greatest power and we will always succeed if we believed it was possible and worked to the best of our own ability’s. Throughout adulthood I still think of the inspiring things that she taught us.
Mrs copper had fantastic banter and would never fail to make you laugh.
I don’t think I ever took a pair of hoop earrings quicker than I did when I heard Mrs Coppers voice.. there was no way you’d want to upset her especially if you had pe that day because you’d definitely be doing a extra lap or two. On one of the hard days of my life at my mum’s funeral as I walked down the isle in the church I looked up to see Mrs Coopers face, she gave me a nod and I knew I was going to get through what ever was to come. In that moment she was a safe place, she reminded me that you're head should always be held high and a support networks are much more than just family and friends it was also teachers that put so much more into a job like Mrs cooper did. Mrs cooper actually cared about us all individually and she never failed to show us that. I’ll forever be grateful to have been privileged to have such an incredible teacher. My children also was lucky enough to have been taught by Mrs copper and received the same love and support that i did. Mrs Copper you really was one of kind.
My deepest condolences to your family.”

“I first met Jane (Mrs Cooper) 11 years ago during the worst time of my life my the passing of my daughter Morgan.the love and support i felt from jane really made the difference.There's a few memories that spring to mind but for me it her standing in my kitchin chatting about my daughter and her telling me about her last memory of morgan in school a memory that i hold dear like its my own.It's truly sad that the world has lost such a wonderful human I wish her family peace and love, God bless you Mrs Cooper you were truly one in a million xx”

“loved her to bits x”

“Jayne was a wonderful person, and a lovely Netball coach. She coached our South East Wales Netball under 14 team and I remember her making those times so much fun, and making lasting memories for some of us playing our first games for county. She was caring, she was knowledgeable and she gave her time to others. Thank you Jayne”

“what sad news to hear , such a lovely teacher who taught both myself and my children .
thoughts are with her family and friends”