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This document describes a ceremony held to plant a Pin Oak tree and dedicate it to the memory of Fraser Kerr, the school's first groundskeeper. At the ceremony, the head teacher spoke about Mr. Kerr and read messages from a book of memories. Students and teachers read poems and words to honor Mr. Kerr, and his granddaughter shared special words. Flowers were placed around the new tree as a way to remember Mr. Kerr.
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- 1. Breathing life into learning’ In Memoriam Fraser Kerr Our first groundsperson
- 2. Fraser Kerr
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