Dinostars, the Musical

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Dinostars, the musical, will be presented by the First and Second Grades during the next block. (Jan-Feb)
Sadly, we couldn’t fit all the younger students into the Christmas Musical,
so, the next block will be dedicated just to them.
Thank you for all your support!


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