Bulletin First Periodical (2).pptx
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The document outlines a school's schedule for their first periodical examinations over two days, October 26th and 27th. On the first day, students will pick up their test papers between 7-8am and return them between 12:30-4pm along with their activities. The second day of examinations will be on October 27th.
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