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The document discusses the implementation of a learning platform at Horndean Infant School in Hampshire, England. It outlines the school's goals of using the platform to improve children's learning and parental engagement. The school shares their experiences putting together the learning platform, introducing it to parents, and getting initial positive feedback. They also discuss plans to expand the platform by linking with other schools, adding discussion forums and digital photos.
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