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Swimming

We were lucky enough to receive professional swimming lessons by qualified swimming instructors.  We spent 2 weeks learning many swimming skills.  This will be followed up by another 2 weeks of lessons later in the year.














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  1. To the rest of Room 11

    I see Ms Corbett has put up some swimming photos of Room 11 swimming. We look so different from out of the water then in the water.Witch lane are thease people in?

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    Rosie

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  2. Dis time is the right time to go swimming and you can get cool down and i think it is time to go swimming at the right time.

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  4. I like it how verdant was in this picture concentrating on the ping pong ball so he could get in the cup I also like this activity verdant was doing.

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  5. Wow!!!You guys look like your having so much fun!

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  6. Hi room 11 I love your blog

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  7. Hi rm11,
    What kind of swimming lesson were you learning how to do?

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  8. To room 11

    your assembly is good too.You look like you are having fun doing swimming.

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  9. Hi room 11
    did you do the tennis with Lucian out side room 11.

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  10. Good job swimming. Keep trying to move up people. I am in row three how about you?

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