Track cyclist Elinor Barker won a silver in the women's Madison and a bronze in the women's team pursuit, alongside fellow former pupils Anna Morris and Megan Barker. Jeremiah Azu also secured a bronze in the 4x100m relay.
The headteacher of a school in Cardiff has congratulated four former pupils who won Olympic medals in Paris. The four ex-pupils of Llanishen High School included track cyclist Elinor Barker who became the first Welsh woman to win four Olympic medals. Barker won silver in the women's Madison and bronze in the women's team pursuit. In the latter, she was awarded the medal alongside fellow former pupils Anna Morris and Megan Barker, who was reserve.
'Congratulations to them all and much love to their families and support networks for the immeasurable amount of graft that sits behind these achievements.' After their respective Olympic successes, Elinor Barker shared a picture with Azu on her Instagram story, with the caption 'Not a bad games for '.
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