Challenge & enrichment September 2018
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The document lists various extracurricular clubs and activities offered at a school throughout the week. On Thursdays, options before school include the library and various lunch clubs like math and humanities clubs. After school there are clubs for homework, rugby, cross country, and trampolining. Fridays also have library, gardening, literacy games, and other clubs before school and movies at lunch. After school activities include homework help and various sports clubs. Mondays through Wednesdays have similar morning and afternoon club schedules.
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