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11 January, 2019

Baby group had a wonderful time at school today.

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Baby group had a wonderful time at school today. The boys and girls from baby group had a wonderful time at school today. They were busy drawing, painting and even joined in a P.E lesson. Baby group is on every Friday at 9.30am - 11am at Sayram campus for children aged 0-2.

The boys and girls from baby group had a wonderful time at school today. They were busy drawing, painting and even joined in a P.E lesson. 
Baby group is on every Friday at 9.30am - 11am at Sayram campus for children aged 0-2.

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