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Our school held an exhibition of student artwork from March 12th to the 20th during the school holidays in 2010. Pictures created by students were displayed at the school for one week while classes were not in session. The exhibition allowed students' artwork to be shown to the school community during an extended break from regular classes.
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Exhibition2
- 1. EXHIBITION OF OUR PICTURES
- 2. Our ehibition was on 12 to 20 march 2010, in school holl.