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Trinity First School Christmas Fair

December 12, 2017
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TRINITY First School is holding its Christmas fair on Saturday 16th December from 12pm-4pm.

There will be various stalls for you to browse and opportunities for you to complete your Christmas shopping with homemade crafts. There will be activities for children and refreshments will be available.

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