P4-5 children are welcome to sign up to British Sign Language with Mrs Mercer for four weeks commencing on Wednesday 5th November.
It will run from 3-4pm on Wednesday 5th, Wednesday 12th, Wednesday 19th and Wednesday 26th November in Mrs Mercer's classroom.
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