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By Visuad
January 10, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Visuad

Posted January 10, 2015

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Posted January 10, 2015

Hello, my partner and I run a well established school photography business based in East Dulwich and we are looking to offering our services to other schools.

We currently provide photography and brochure design services for nursery and primary schools as well as a performing arts academy. We offer sibling photos, individual photos as well as class and staff photos.

We are CRB checked and can provide head teacher and parent references.

If you would like further information or think we could be of service to your school please contact us to arrange a meeting.

Thank you

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