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Primary Futures
17th October 2014
For Primary Futures Week we invited a number of local people in, from different walks of life, to talk about their jobs and how they became to be doing that profession. Mrs Bellamy spoke to classes 3 and 4 about being a cook, Mrs Camp spoke to the infants, we had Andrew George speak to classes 5 and 6, a police officer visit classes 4 and 5 and a fire officer do an assembly to the lower school.
It was a great success and intend to keep inviting other people within our community to talk about their lives too.