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Which school has a mid-blue jumper as part of its uniform?

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The Minkey

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I really need a week off work at the end of May but I don't want to coincide it with my neighbour's boy's half-term holiday so I'm trying to find out what school he goes to to get their holiday timings. I think he's either in his last year of Juniors or first year of Secondary and wears a uniform with a mid-blue jumper. Anyone know what school this is likely to be?
MrsR

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Have no idea which schools uniform you are describing but virtually all schools are due to break up on Friday 28th May for the summer half term. I think some private schools have two weeks off. Most children will be back at school on Monday 7th or Tuesday 8th June. Hope that helps.
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ruffers Wrote:

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> reetpetite Wrote:

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> > Why dont you ask him ?

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> I'm speculating we don't get on with this boy as

> we want to avoid him during our holidays.


Is he a United fan Ruffers? ;-)

The Minkey

The Minkey

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"Why dont you ask him ?" - I have an uneasy relationship with the folk next door ;-) - though, if I were to bump into any of them in the street, I'd ask - I rarely do though.


I don't mind the lad, he's only a kid. It's when all his mates and cousins come round that things become really noisy and I can't enjoy my garden.


Thanks for the suggestions. I was planning to take the last full week in May off so fingers crossed it's the right one..

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