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For parents/carers interested in finding out more about Bessemer Grange, please come along to one of the school's tours. These are held during term time on the last Tuesday of the month at 9.30am - no need to book, just turn up at the main reception (Dylways, London SE5 8HP, use the red gate). The next tour is on Tuesday 30 April.


Last year, we held a very successful welcome picnic for children entering reception (and their parents/carers) which led to lots more play dates before term started and we plan to do the same this year. Details will be sent out in due course but please send us a PM if you would like more information or to register your interest in coming to the picnic.


Finally, please feel free to PM us with any questions you may have!



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