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C:\fakepath\all about room 3!
- 2. Our hard-working class doing S.R.A. S .R.A. Stands for Scholastic Reading Achievements.
- 5. Look at our colourful coat of arms! They all mean different things.
- 6. Our awesome teacher Mrs Chamberlain!