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Chinese New Year

The children enjoyed celebrating Chinese New Year, they made their own springs rolls and had them with prawn crackers for snack and they also did some dragon dancing in their specialist teacher class 'A Little Bit Dramatic' where they had light up tubes with dragon heads on them.