TEARFUL GOODBYE Seaside Huts Shut Down After Magical Summer

A Hartlepool summer school teacher has made the difficult decision to hand back the keys to Seaton Carew's vibrant seaside huts, signaling the end of an extraordinary summer of educational sessions with children.

The teacher, who has not been named, described the experience as "one of the best summers" of her life, but ultimately decided it was time to move on.

The colourful seaside huts had become a hub of activity over the summer months, with the teacher using them to host a range of educational sessions for children. The sessions were designed to be fun and engaging, and it seems they were a huge success.

Despite the success of the sessions, the teacher has decided to call it a day, and the keys to the seaside huts have been handed back. The decision has been described as "heartbreaking" by those who had grown to love the sessions.

Local residents and parents of the children who attended the sessions have expressed their sadness at the news, and have paid tribute to the teacher for her hard work and dedication.

"She's been an absolute rock for the kids this summer," said one parent. "The sessions were always so much fun, and the kids loved her. We're all going to miss her so much."

The teacher's decision to hand back the keys to the seaside huts has also sparked fears for the future of the huts themselves. There are concerns that without the educational sessions, the huts may be left to fall into disrepair.

"The huts are a beloved part of our community," said a local councillor. "We need to make sure they continue to be used and loved. We're exploring options for how we can keep the huts open and active, but it's not going to be easy."

For now, the future of the seaside huts remains uncertain. But one thing is clear: the teacher who made them a hub of activity this summer will be deeply missed.