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3D's Scrumdiddilyuptious Assembly

A huge well done to 3D on their perfect  performance of their class assembly - Scrumdiddilyumptious!


The children learnt their lines beautifully and completed their assembly with the 'Healthy Living' rap which was followed by a thunderous round of applause by children, staff, parents and all relatives that attended.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 














Hopefully children will think twice about how much junk food they eat in the future in case they turn into a ....couch potato!

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  1. Welford Primary16 February 2018 at 03:12

    It was a fabulous Assembly with a very important message. I really enjoyed your wonderful Assembly.

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