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This document provides information about a Year 5 residential trip to HMS Belfast, including: - The dates of the trip from Thursday November 14th to Friday November 15th 2019. - Cost is £70 per child, with deposits due by September 9th and October 1st. This includes overnight accommodation on HMS Belfast, meals, tours, and travel. - The itinerary for both days, including visits to HMS Belfast and the Imperial War Museum to learn about World War 2. - What to pack including sleeping bags, clothes and toiletries. Medications should be brought in labeled boxes. - Electronic devices are not permitted. Behavior expectations focus on listening, safety, and treating
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