“Construction on our Junior School Outdoor Learning PlaySpace continues! Here’s the new labyrinth” – Havergal College

By HiMY SYeD | Published: Friday October 18, 2013
Construction on our Junior School Outdoor Learning PlaySpace continues! Here's the new labyrinth - twitter-com-HavergalCollege-status-391231933360795648

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