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PRESS RELEASE: Kingsley pupils dig in to create new woodland

02 March 2015

Liverpool children have helped sow the seeds for a greener future at Kingsley Primary School and Children’s Centre by creating a new school woodland.

View 19-02 KINGSLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.pdf press release (44.24 KB)

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