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Goose Green school in collabaration with the Nunhead Salvation Army and freinds are proud to advertise their:


"CAROLS BY LAMPLIGHT ON GOOSE GREEN"

Friday 14th dec 2012 @6.15pm


Goose Green school presents its 1st evening of caroling, led by its junior and community choirs, supported by members of the Nunhead Salvation Army brass band


Mulled wine, hot chocolate and minced pies will be available from members of G/G PTA throughout the event, donations to PTA welcome.


So why not wrap up warm, bring your torches or lanterns and kick start your festive season with us and the community - song sheets will be provided


We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible


Thank you on behalf of the Goose Green school choirs, the nunhead salvation army and the G/G PTA

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