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- 1. Timelines Year 7 Lions
- 2. By Aidan
- 3. This just part of Brendan’s It was done in excel and was really good, but I could not work out how to make it all fit!
- 4. By Lowan – she had to do it with elastic which was only 2 metres long – much harder to work out the distances – well done!
- 5. By Lucas
- 6. By S î oned
- 7. By Sufyan
- 8. By William