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Stamford Green Primary School students (England) have shared their fantastic presentations with students in our school (Spain). They tell us about their charity project for Harvest. Made by Pratyush and Sebastian. Leah, Sunshine and Ava.
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Stamford Green Primary School students (England) have shared their fantastic presentations with students in our school (Spain). They tell us about their charity project for Harvest.
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The document provides announcements for ICPS on Friday, October 16th 2015. It notes there are no birthdays today but wishes two students a happy birthday for Saturday. It announces today is pizza day and orders are due for the school cookbook next Thursday. It also recognizes three students for character traits and provides a reflective thought for the day about strength in numbers.
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The document contains daily announcements for Pine River school on February 21, 2019. It includes information about birthdays, sports team results, eco tips, office helpers, rehearsal reminders, gotcha winners, recycling depot details, dance team information, lost and found items, and a safety notice about closed hills due to ice.
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- The teachers wished everyone a happy Christmas and new year.
- Two students discussed how Christmas is celebrated differently in Abuja, Nigeria than in Ireland.
- Two American teachers, Kalyn and Leah, finished their time at the school and were presented with gifts before returning home.
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Stamford Green Primary School students (England) have shared their fantastic presentations with students in our school (Spain). They tell us about their charity project for Harvest.
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The document provides announcements for Wed. Feb. 10th at ICPS. It notes there are no birthdays, which Green Team is assisting at the recycling depot, and that Purple is still in first place for the clothing drive, which ends March 1st. It also announces basketball practice at first recess, books available in the library for $0.25, and a new "Bejeweled Broom" award for clean hallways. Friday is a day to wear red, pink or white. The eco message discusses a 10% drop in farms in Canada from 2006-2011. Paityn, Ben and Allen are recognized for good character traits. The reflective thought is about not needing to apologize for doing the right
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