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- 6. Work for Peace Day:
- 7. Some finished works from Pre- school
- 8. With education and no hunger, one day, the world will can live in peace Designed by: 6 th C class Teacher: Ms. Loreto Torrijos Translator helper: Mathew Burnet Coordinator: Adoración Peinado