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We have ended our unit on fruit and breakfast foods and are now heading towards lunch and dinner meals. I hope you enjoy them. It has been an absolute pleasure learning about each child and seeing them grow and blossom. Thank you for a wonderful school year and your continued support.
Miss Lucey and Miss Pryles Spanish class video. Brand new videos starring your children. Recommended Spanish sites and apps.
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8230;in pursuit of wild things. Two weeks have gone by since sitting down to write a weekly post. I managed to catch a rather nasty head cold just before the end of the year. Headaches every day, congestion, sinus infection, and feeling like my face.
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