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The class is invited to a family day celebration on Sunday November 29th at 12pm at the Glenelg Football Club bistro to mark the end of the year. Children can bring balls and bats to play on the oval. RSVPs are due by November 20th by adding your name to the list on the classroom door.
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- 1. Dear 1C Please come along for a class family day to celebrate the end of another year! th When: 12.00pm Sunday 29 November Where: Glenelg Football Club bistro th RSVP: By 20 November by adding your name to the list on the door Kids can bring their balls, bats etc and play on the oval! Dear 1C
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