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Teacher strikes-Shall DKH adventure open early4U?

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kateland

kateland

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Hello Everyone...would it help if we were open this Thursday 9-4 when the teachers are on strike?


Just a reminder we are open for children aged 8-16 and that we are open access which means although we will of course supervise & have lots a fun with the children we are not a 'childcare provider' so children are free to come & go as they please.


Let me know guys.x

Fuschia

Fuschia

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I have half promised them we will come one Friday after school


Its just keeping track of TWO daredevil 3 year olds is a challenge even if I can foist the baby on someone! And my big one just legs it, can't blame him ... He wants to play, not babysit!!

kateland

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Thankyou tiddles and Fuschia!!!! I so totally met you! finally...oh wow how loverly. You have such a wonderful little family and your little girl is so adorable(not that the others arent but she was my little friend for the day!)


I wanted her to stay there! Please come again soon. xxx

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