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At school, students engage in a variety of academic activities including reading, writing, drawing, singing, thinking, and speaking English. A range of subjects are covered from language arts to arts and students express themselves through different means such as written work, artistic expression, vocal performance, and oral communication. The goal is to educate the whole child through diverse learning experiences.
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