St George's Primary School's
New Head Teacher
Mr Dillon
It's all change at the start of the new year in St George's Primary School, with Mr Dillon taking on the responsibility of head teacher following Mr Chapmans resignation.
Mr Dillon has kindly agreed to share his story with us.
I am delighted to introduce myself as the new Headteacher of St George’s Catholic Primary School. I come from a devout Irish Catholic family and my own formative years were spent in Catholic schools—communities that helped shape my faith, values and passion for education.
My teaching journey began in Doha, where I spent three enriching years. It was there that I not only grew as an educator but also met my wife, making that chapter of my life especially meaningful. In 2017, we moved to Liverpool and I joined a school in Sefton where I taught for four years before taking up my role at St George’s. For the past four years, I have served as Assistant Headteacher and Year 6 teacher, working alongside an exceptional team and a truly inspirational Headteacher. I consider myself very fortunate to have learned so much under his guidance.
Mr Dillon
As I step into this new role, I am excited and deeply committed to continuing the strong links between the school and the parish. It reflects our identity as a Catholic school: committed to community, excellence, compassion and the dignity of every child. Together—with staff, pupils, parents, governors and the parish—we will build a future that honours our past and embraces the promise of what is to come.
I look forward to walking with you in faith and service as we support our children in growing, learning and flourishing together.
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I am sure the whole Parish will join with me in wishing Mr Dillon the best of luck and we offer him our prayerful support in his new post.