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Mira de Aire High School offers many activities for students including field trips to Aveiro for both girls and boys, a school bar where students can socialize and eat, a sports field and half-pipe for activities like basketball, a photocopying room, stationery shop, student common room, library, exhibitions, contests including fashion contests, and a canteen.
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