A Stranger In Room Five...

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This morning we got a huge surprise when we entered the classroom! Check out the photos and the video of what we found. It looks like He Puna Tārei have a mystery to solve! We look forward to some fun and interesting stories from the children about what they think happened. :)


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  1. Anonymous27 October 2020 at 23:30

    the foot print small like baby pade .

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