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Goose Green School - open day - Monday 5th July

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Goose Green primary and nursery school host an open day on the first Monday of every month for parents to have a look around.

July's open day is on Monday 5th and is the last one of the school year. No need to book, just come along to the school entrance on Tintagel Crescent at about 9.15 and the office will buzz you through. The headteacher Sharron Marland, will then conduct a tour of the whole school from nursery to year 6 so you can see the school "in action". Afterwards there will be an opportunity to join the PTA's monthly coffee morning and chat to parents with children already at this lovely, vibrant school.

If you cannot make the tour but have questions about the school or nursery that you think a parent may be able to help with then please feel free to PM

Regards

GGPTA

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