Brompton-Westbrook Primary School

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By Tim Hall|2019-02-14T21:48:07+00:00November 7th, 2016|Chatterbox|97 Comments

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Brompton-Westbrook Primary School Pupils

They are gone-cerys

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Warren Wood Primary Academy Pupils

How many chicks are there in the nest ? OT/RH

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Warren Wood Primary Academy Pupils

wow ! You have some chicks ! RH/OT

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Brompton-Westbrook Primary School Pupils

there is not enough room for all of them!

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Brompton-Westbrook Primary School Pupils

Awww so cute!

-George

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