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Children dance their socks off!
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Term Two, Week One
Half-termJust a quick update to praise the work of FONNS. I attended the Frog Race on Saturday and was absolutely astonished by the amount of money raised to support the children. Thank you everyone who planned this, who publicised the event, sold tickets, moved furniture, cooked and served, as well as contributing to the fund raising in…

Class 3 Ukelele Concert
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Term One, Week Four (and an half)
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South Cerney September 2010
The children gave the following report Morrigan said “Everything was great but the best thing of all was getting soaked!” Sophie took part in wind surfing and raft building. “In windsurfing we were pulled along by a speed boat. Then we had to hold up a square flag on two poles and guide ourselves back…