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Bright Torches

At the end of last term I had the pleasure of visiting Charles Dickens Primary School in Southwark to see a performance of – a fascinating project facilitated by Bright Torches Theatre Company who worked with children and staff to produce a show of extraordinary quality. I saw it as an afternoon event alongside a group of parents. There was to be a second, early evening, performance later that day. The pride in the children’s achievements from parents, teachers and the professionals they’d worked with

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