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Rosemead - any recent experiences?

Babsy

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JuliaYoung

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Hi there

Our two boys have been offered places at Rosemead for this Sept in Years 2 and Kindergarten.

I just saw your recent post and am wondering if you might be able to share any info you found out about the school as we havent been able to view the school so are in the dark a bit.

Many thanks.

Julia

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My friend has had 3 kids go there (2 now left for secondary schools but 1 still there) and they are very happy with it. It seems like a lovely school with a caring ethos and a lovely culture.

We almost sent our son there but given his age went for somewhere with a secondary school.

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