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Love Christmas Hampers

15 December 2020

Spreading joy at Christmas by giving back to the community.

Miss Pastore and Mrs Miah have been hard at work preparing our Love Christmas hampers utlising the the wonderful items donated by our students, families and staff over the last two weeks.  

We have put together over 25 boxes for families in the local community and have other boxes to donate to the food bank

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