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Wow, camp came and went so quickly! We spent weeks counting down to it and now it's over. As we promised, the teachers have kept a good collection of photographs. Here is just a quick selection of ten. We'll share more next week.










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  1. Pordee porpiang 's mum23 May 2019 at 20:45

    Looking forward for the next photo and vdo
    Did my twins play guitar and sing to everyone last night? They are so excited for this camp and practice their performance a lot for everyone.

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