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Gilthill Primary School

Year 6 Assembly

Today we welcomed the parents of our year 6 pupils into school to watch the year 6 class assembly. What a great performance! The children sang songs, acted and gave us a very important message about having a positive growth mindset. The year 6's also performed their assembly to the rest of the school who learnt a valuable lesson about never giving up and always striving to be awesome! 

If there were any parents who were unable to make the performance, a video of the assembly can be accessed via our secure YouTube site. A link has been sent out via class Dojo. 

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