Sat 2nd July - Goose Green Reception 2016 Joiners

By GGPTA
June 16, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 16, 2016

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Posted June 16, 2016

Goose Green School Carnival is happening Saturday 2nd July 12noon-4pm, and we would like to welcome ALL Goose Green RECEPTION 2016 Starters to join us, (on Goose Green itself!) for an afternoon of music, games, stalls, food, drink & Olympic themed fun. Our lovely Reception Year Teachers will be on the GG Info & PTA stand from 1-2, to welcome you and your little ones, and it will be the perfect opportunity to meet with other new Joiners. We do hope you can join us, and look forward to welcoming you to the school!

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