Headteacher Sally-Anne Huang says young people are very resilientYoung people should not be called 'snowflakes' because they are among the most resilient generation since the Second World War, a leading headteacher says today. Sally-Anne Huang, High Master of St Paul's School in south-west London, believes what young people have gone through this year is 'turning them into a remarkable and powerful generation'. Mrs Huang was made the first female High Master of St Paul's – which charges up to £12,997 a term – in June last year. Mrs Huang is High Master of St Paul's School in south-west London (pictured)The mother-of-two has also held headships at Kent College Pembury in Tunbridge Wells and James Allen's Girls' School in south London. 'But I also think they are going to be uniquely prepared for this because... young people have become much more interested in the world and much more politically aware.

Source: Daily Mail October 04, 2020 23:03 UTC