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Diary Dates
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JUNE
Wed 11th June - Reception Sports day (1.15-3.15pm)
Thurs 12th June - Y1 Literature festival trip (10am)
Thurs 12th June - Y4 Literature festival trip (11.30am)
Wed 18th June - Y6 Literature festival trip (1pm)
Mon 23rd June - Kings Sports Day: Y3
Thurs 26th June - Kings Sports Day: Y4
Fri 27th June - Kings Sports Day: Y6
JULY
Tues 1st July - New Reception parents welcome morning (9.15am LS hall)
Wed 2nd July - Class photos
Friday 4th July - Y4 Peacock theatre trip
Tues 8th July - New Nursery parents welcome morning (9.15am LS hall)
Thurs 10th July - Y5 Battersea Apple Project
Friday 11th July - Summer Fair
Wed 16th July - Year 2 graduation (9.15am)
Thurs 17th July - Reception graduation (2pm)
Tues 8th July - Class transition afternoon (1-2.30pm)
Wed 9th July 2pm - Y6 dress rehearsal – for KS2 classes & younger siblings (2pm)
Thurs 10th July - Year 6 productions (1.30pm and 6pm)
Mon 14th to Fri 18th July - Year 6 residential
Tues 22nd July - Year 6 graduation (9.15am)
Tues 22nd July - Last day of term (2pm finish)
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0208 788 3170
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www.ablemarle.wandsworth.sch.uk
Albemarle Primary School
Princes Way
London
SW19 6JP
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