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Our Easter holidays are over and we are back at school again for our summer term. Our topic this term is flight and we have just completed making a DVD called Flight Force which we loved doing. Drugs Awareness Our P7 pupils joined Tarfside , Edzell and Stracathro P7 pupils for a drugs awareness workshop at Edzell Primary. Primary Day of Song P4-7 pupils enjoyed a Day of Song at the Reid Hall in Forfar, on 4th May. All Angus schools came along to take part. We joined up with Tarfside pupils and their teacher Mrs Cuthill and we practised really hard on the songs that we were singing. This was a great event and we really enjoyed our day there. Thank you to Ms Simpson for all her help with rehearsals.
Mrs Cameron's Maternity Leave
Party We organised a party for Mrs Cameron on the afternoon of 20th May. We decorated the classroom with balloons and banners for her and it looked really pretty. We had all make special cards and baked lovely cakes and biscuits. We had a lovely time and we were very sad that Mrs Cameron was going on maternity leave to have her baby. We presented Mrs Cameron with two bushes for her to plant in her garden. We wish Mrs Cameron all the very best for her and her baby. Mrs Nastuik is covering for Mrs Cameron until end of term. We have just been told that Miss Eilidh McPherson will be covering for Mrs Cameron while she in on maternity leave. We look forward to Miss McPherson joining us in August.
Greenhouse We have been busy planting seeds in our new greenhouse with Mrs Nastuik. Look at the gallery page to see what we have been planting.
Bishop of Bangladesh visit On May 27th the Bishop of Bangledesh visited our school. He was in Scotland to take part in the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. During his visit he showed us the clothes he would wear in his country and what school life was like in Bangledesh.
Visit to Montrose Basin Wildlife
Centre
On Thursday 17th June we travelled to the Montrose Wildlife Centre. We arrived to be welcomed by Dave who was to to be our guide for the morning. We got taken to a room where we kept our bags and Dave told us all what our plan was for the morning. We shifted in to our wellie boots and headed off to the mud. Dave put us into pairs and we got buckets and shovels and then got to go and find all the different creatures that live in the mud. Look at the gallery page to see all the different creatures we found. After the mud we went back inside, we took our wellies off first as they were rather muddy!!! We washed out hands then we had a quick snack. We then went upstairs and Dave told us about all the different birds that could be seen at the centre. Sparrowhawks, kingfishers ,greenshanks and common sandpipers and lots more. Common seals often can been seen on the sand banks. We all had half an hour to explore the centre, some of us looked out into the water to see what wildlife could be seen, some of us played in the centres playroom and we all looked at all the information that was displayed all round the centre. We then had our lunch, I think we were all very hungry after being out in the sea air!!. A BIG THANK YOU to all the staff at the centre for making our visit very enjoyable. It was such a lovely day we then went round to the Splash at the seafront at Montrose Beach. We all had such a brilliant time there, we were all rather tired on the bus coming home.
BioBlitx Workshop
On Friday 18th June we had a visit from an Angus Council ranger from Monikie park who came to show us what was hiding in our playground. We went round the back of the school first to see what creatures lived there and we had to name them and put a flag where we found them. We them went onto the grass to see what plants we could had growing in our playground and had to do the same thing there. At the end of the afternoon we had lots and lots of flags in our playground, red ones, yellow ones and green ones. This was very enjoyable and we even go to see a baby swift, look at the gallery page to see our great photos.
Sports Day On Thursday 24th June we travelled to Tarfside school to take part in Sports Day. Mrs McLean came to school and took us all up to Tarfside. We arrived and went and joined the children in the classroom at Tarfside. We had our break and after break we went into our sports teams and made our banners. We had to design our own banner and this was great fun. Then it was lunch time, it was berry day and we all had ice cream and strawberries, lovely!! We all changed into our sports wear and we had a little playtime before the parents arrived. Mrs Brown came along and set up all the potted sports games, and Jo came along to help too. When Mrs Brown blew the whistle we all started off at our first station and our parents joined in too. We then had running races, egg and spoon race and sack race , this was lots of fun. Mrs Brown counted up all the team scores and the winners with the most points were Red Hot Chillies- Well done. We then went into school to have refreshments and Tarfside parents had put on a lovely display of food for us, a big thank you to them all. After we went outside to finish off the day with non stop cricket, everyone takes part, parents and children and this is something that is enjoyed by everyone. End of Term celebration We held our end of term celebration in school on Wednesday 30th June. We invited our family and friends along to celebrate another great year. We wish our P7 pupil the very best on her move to secondary education. Thank you once again to everyone who kindly gave us their Tesco for school vouchers to our school. We counted them all up and we had 1314 vouchers to spend on lots of lovely gardening equipment and PE equipment. We also had a Bag2school collection this term, a thank you again to everyone who sent in all their old clothing/bags/footwear they no longer required. We have not heard yet on how much money we have raised for school funds, but keep looking on the website and we will keep you informed.
Hello everyone. Hope you had a lovely Christmas and New year. Unfortunately we did not get back to school until Friday 8th January due to very bad drifting snow which made our roads very bad to drive on. As you can see by our picture when we did eventually return we had great fun making our snowmen. Topic this term Our topic this term is all about space, we look forward to learning lots of information about space from our teacher Mrs Cameron. Look at our lovely displays on our gallery page. Burns Lunch. Mrs Cameron gave us all a Scottish poem to remember an read out in class, we also got our Burns Lunch in school, but only one pupil had the haggis!! Dance Workshop On Tuesday 16th February just after our mid-term holiday we went to Inchbare Hall, Stracathro to join Stracathro and Tarfside primary 4-7 pupils in a dance workshop. Our instructor was called Donna and she taught us all the different dance moves. We then went into groups and we got to make up our own little dance routine. We then all got together again and performed our routine to the music. This was great fun and thoroughly enjoyed it and hope maybe soon we can do it all over again. Keith Charters- author On Friday 26th February our P 7 went to Edzell primary school to see author Keith Charters. Keith Charters has written the following books, Lee's Holiday Showdown, Lee goes for Gold and Lee and the consul mutants. He read to us chapters from Lee and the consul mutants which was entertaining. Keith Charters was very funny and the afternoon was very enjoyable. Literacy Week Brechin Cluster school were holding a Literacy week from Monday 1st march - Friday 5th March. This was a very busy week and we will tell you all about it. On Monday 1st our P7 attended Brechin High School to take part in a creative writing day. 1st and second year pupils also participated in this years event. Two writers came along to work with the pupils, Gerry Cambridge and Tom Murray. This was a great morning and we would like to thank Brechin High school for making this morning a great success. On Tuesday 2nd or P2 pupils went to Edzell Primary School to see Sylvia Troon and her puppets. Stracathro and Tarfside pupils were there also. This was brilliant, Mrs Troon told a lovely story called 'Fairy Cake' about fairies and the king and queen wanting cake. The characters in the story were Hamish and Janet, baby, dog, cat ,king and queen. Our pupils just loved the story and all the lovely costumes and accessories Mrs Troon had brought along with her. Our pupils loved the queens outfit, lovely shiny and sparkly material and said the queen was very pretty dressed up in her costume. On Wednesday we all brought in our favourite book and we read our favourite parts out to the rest of the class. We also told them why we liked this book so much. See picture on our gallery page. On Thursday 4th we took part in World Book Day. Our P4 pupils got to go and meet author Frank Rodgers at Brechin Library. Frank Rodgers has written and illustrated lots of lovely books eg. The Witch's Dog and the Crystal Ball, The Robodog and the Big Dig, The Robodog Superhero and lots more. Frank Rodgers drew a lovely character picture for our Primary 4 pupil from one of his books. Look at our gallery page to see which character it was! On Friday 5th march our P5 pupil joined Maisondieu, Andover, Tarfside, Edzell and Stracathro p5 pupils to take part in a Which Writer Wins ceremony. For the past six weeks pupils have bee reading lots of different books from 3 different authors. Kaye Unmansky, Jenny Nimmo and Geraldine McCaughrean. The children have been posting their book reviews on GLOW and sharing their views on which books they have enjoyed. Each child has to vote on which author they think was the best then the votes were all collated from all the schools taking part and only the one with the most votes wins. The ceremony was held in Maisondieu School and each school had someone reading out their book review. We then had to wait and find out which author had won......the winners name was pulled out of the gold envelope, this years winner was Kaye Umansky. This was the first time that she had taken part in Which Writer Wins, some of the books we read by her were Meet the Weirds, Pongwiffy and Quentin Quest Hunts the Yeti. P7 transition morning Our primary seven pupil has been attending BHS for transition mornings with children from Maisondieu, Tarfside and Aberlemno. During the 5 week period they meet teachers from BHS and are lucky enough to get lessons in Science, IT, HE, Mathematics, English, Music, and technical studies. They find these morning very beneficial and makes their transition to High school a lot smoother. Enterprise Day at Brechin High School. All primary seven pupils from Brechin High School cluster attended an Enterprise Day at Brechin High. This was very well organised and a big thank you again to all teachers and staff who made this day run very smoothly for us.
Live Music Now/Sax Ecosse music
workshop We were lucky enough to have Lynsey and Andy from Sax Ecosse to come along to our school to give us a music workshop. We had the opportunity to get interactive and creative and were very lucky to learn all about the saxophone and other instruments and all the different types of music they play. A Big thank you to Lynsey and Andy for coming to our school as we all enjoyed taking part. We had an open afternoon for parents on Tuesday. Mrs Cameron and all pupils made up a presentation for our parents telling them of all the things we have learned about Space, which has been our topic for this term. We showed our parents our film we have made this year called Trip to the Moon. Thank you Mrs Cameron we have all enjoyed this terms topic.
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WE WISH YOU ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL STAFF AND PUPILS AT LETHNOT PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Christmas Performance - Christmas
with the Aliens. We have been practicing very hard for our Christmas performance, we have friends and family coming to watch us. It is about an alien spaceship breaking down in Earth and the children telling them all about the Christmas story and helping them get back home. Our performance is today so we are all very excited.
Christmas Lunch We all had our Christmas Lunch in school on Wednesday 16th December. We had Roast turkey, sausages and roast potatoes and carrots followed by ice cream and a lovely shortie- yummy. The dining room was decorated for us and we had christmas music playing, crackers, santa hats and we all had lots of fun. Christmas Pantomime. On Friday 18th December we went to see Aladdin at Websters Theatre in Arbroath with Tarfside School. Aladdin was fantastic, we all really enjoyed it, we had all lost our voices by the end of the show with shouting and singing and taking part. The cast of the show were brilliant and I liked Wishy Washy best as he was very funny and made us all laugh.
Christmas Fair On Thursday 3rd December Mrs Cameron and pupils organised a very successful Christmas Fair in school. Mrs Cameron and the children worked very hard to make all the lovely christmas crafts that they had for sale. They made lovely candle holders, christmas cards, calendars, gift bags and gift boxes. The Christmas Fair raised £101.00 for school funds and a big thank you to everyone who came along.
Hobbies Afternoon
On Thursday 9th December we participated in a range of Christmas Art and Craft activities with our parents. We really enjoyed the afternoon and gain some new skills too. Look at our pictures on our gallery page. Royal Mail Book Awards On Tuesday 24th November we travelled to Edinburgh on the train to attend the Royal Mail Book Award ceremony. Children from all over Scotland read all three books. The books we had to read were "Dino Egg" by Charlie James, "First Aid for Fairies and Other fabled Beasts" by Lari Don and "The Eleventh Orphan" by Joan Lingard. The winner in this category was Lari Don with "First Aid for Fairies and other fabled Beasts" We had voted for "The Eleventh Orphan" but we were happy that Lari Don had won as this was her first book that she had written. After the presentation the lights went out and fireworks were released from the stage, this was amazing. Unfortunately we had to leave to go to the station to get our train back home. This was a thoroughly enjoyable day and we cannot wait to go again next year.
Our topic this term is about Scotland. We are learning lots about Scotland from Mrs Cameron.
Football Coaching. We have been lucky enough to get football coaching from Dave Easton. This will be on a fortnightly basis from now until March 10. Unfortunately the weather has not be good each time, but we have a village hall that we can use if we need it. Hopefully we will get outside some time soon if the rain stays off!!! Allan Burnett visit to Edzell Primary. On Monday 26th October we went to Ezell to see Allan Burnett, an author who writes stories about Scottish history. He has written lots of books about famous Scottish people e.g Bonnie Prince Charlie, William Wallace Mary Queen of Scots and lots more. We enjoyed this visit as it was very informative and he was very entertaining and made it fun, it also made us want to read all his books. Hamish the Hedgehog. We had John Nickson in school on Friday 30th October to read to us his new book. The new book is called Spooky Spiky and it is all about Hamish's adventures at Halloween. We all enjoyed this very much and thought the book was fantastic. Mr Nickson signed a few books for us here and Lethnot and we cannot wait to here what Hamish is going to get up to next.
Halloween Party
We had our Halloween party in school on Friday 30th October. We all came in fancy dress, played lots of games, ate lots of lovely food and had a great time.
Fantastic Mr Fox/Verdant Works
We travelled to Dundee on Wednesday 4th November with Tarfside School to go and see Fantastic Mrs Fox at the Odeon Cinema in Dundee. We arrived and got shown to our screening room, and we were lucky enough to get the whole cinema to ourselves. This was a really good film enjoyed by us all, but a few thought that it was slightly different from the book. After the film we all boarded the bus again and we then went to the Verdant Works as this was tying in with our topic on Victorians. Firstly we had to have our lunch. After lunch we saw a film about old Dundee, then we were taken round and shown all the machines that made the jute in the factories in the olden days. This was very interesting and a big thank you to all the people who kindly showed us the machines and how they worked. This must have been a very noisy and dusty environment to work in as we were only there for a short while and it was very noisy and dusty. Back then there would have no protective clothing/ear protectors for them to wear. Unfortunately we ran out of time and we had to leave to come home. The journey home was fine but we all had a thoroughly enjoyable day.
AUTUMN
We have just returned from our summer holidays and look forward to
telling you about all the good things happening
in our school.
Autumn Term topic Our topic this term
is about the Victorians. We will be learning about inventions, school life,
the great exhibition and lots more. Look at our gallery page and see our
lovely displays. A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who kindly gave us
their Tesco for Schools vouchers. We collected 990 vouchers and managed to
purchase Tennis balls(set of 12), gardening set, eye
stickers, egg shakers and watercolours pencils. Look forward to collecting them again next year. Our Primary five pupil receiving his Quest Seekers Summer Reading Challenge
prize from Keith our mobile library van driver. JRSO Induction Day On Thursday 17th
September our newly appointed Junior Road Safety Officers will go to their
induction Day at Forfar. Junior road safety officers from Storytime with Keith Keith the mobile library
van driver reading us a story. Keith visits us once a month for us to choose
books from the mobile library. Historic Scotland workshop We joined Edzell, Tarfside children to take part in an historic Scotland workshop on Friday 25th September. We all got to dress up and take part in this workshop and this was great fun. Look at the gallery page and see some of our lovely pictures .
Visit to
Fettercairn We travelled to Fettercairn with Mrs McLean. We have been learning about victorians in this terms topic and we thought it would be nice to go there as Queen Victoria visited Fettercairn a long time ago. Fettercairn has a lovely arch and we all got to take our clipboards and pencils and draw a picture of the arch. Luckily the rain went off and it turned into a nice day. We have some pictures that we drew on our gallery page. EASTER We are all back after our Easter holidays, refreshed and ready for our next really busy term ahead. We have had two new pupils join us and we are sure they will just love coming to our school. Our topic We have been learning lots about plants and living things in this terms topic with Mrs Cameron. Mr Watt - Our school
minister. Mr Watt has been coming along to school every second Tuesday afternoon to do a teaching session on religious topics. We all enjoy Mr Watt's visits. Mr Watt is retiring very soon and we will all miss him here at Lethnot. We were very lucky on his last visit as he kindly brought in a lovely cake to celebrate his birthday and retirement and we all sang Happy Birthday to him. We all wish Mr Watt a very happy retirement and hopefully he will pop back and see us when he can. Sunflowers Mrs Cameron gave us all a sunflower seed to plant. We have all now planted them at school and how they are growing. Next step is to transfer then into a bigger plant pot and take them home to look after. We will have some pictures of them when they get really big!!!
We have all entered in the national art gallery competition this year. The categories were P1-3 Super Duper Animal and P4-7 Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Look at our pictures on the gallery page.
Drugs Awareness. Our P7 pupil joined Edzell, Tarfside and Stracathro pupils for a drugs awareness afternoon at Edzell primary school. The policeman gave a talk on all the different drugs to be aware of and he found this afternoon to be very interesting .
Safe Angus Event. On Monday 18th June our P6 travelled to the Jock Neish Centre with Edzell and Tarfside pupils to take part in the Safe Angus event. Andover P6 puils were also there on the same day. This was thoroughly enjoyed by us all and one of our groups came out top!! This is a great day as it tells children all aspects of how to keep safe, from road safety, fire safety , safety in the home and lots more.
Botanic visit On Friday 15th May we
went with Tarfside primary school to the Botanic
Gardens in
Scottish Opera The P 6 & 7 pupils are taking part in the Scottish Opera. They had there first rehearsal at Tannadice school last week and really enjoyed it. The show will be at Tannadice school on Friday 19th June in the afternoon. Sensation day out. We travelled to
We went to Edzell Muir on Tuesday 2nd June to join Tarfside and Stracathro schools for our Highland Games event. This is organised by Jo Whaite our active schools coordinator and she had lots of great potted sports for us to enjoy. We were split into 4 different groups. There was McKilties, McMunros, McHaggis and McSaltire. Jo had invited a piper to come along and open our highland games and he played the bagpipes for us. This was brilliant. We had a lovely day and we hope Jo organises the same event again next year.
We all hope you have a lovely Easter and look forward to updating our website after the holidays. HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!!
Easter Egg Treasure Hunt Mrs Cameron organised an Easter Egg treasure hunt for us. Mrs Cameron hid easter eggs out in the playground and we had to go out and find them. As you can see by the picture we found them all and had a great afternoon. Puppet Festival On
Wednesday 1st April we went to the Potato
update This is our latest update on our potato growing. We have planted them in our black bags, and are watering them regularly. See how they have sprouted!! Show
and
Tell
. On Friday morning we all did a show and tell presentation. We all had a week to organise our talk on something that we liked doing. This was very interesting and we all learned something about each others interests. We had talks on skiing, penguins, bionicles, beano comics and a fishing holiday. We all brought in things from home to show when we were doing our talk. This was a great way to find out about what our school friends enjoy doing.
Hand
Hygiene Talk
On Wednesday 25th March we had a talk from the school nurse on how important it is to keep your hands clean and free from germs. We all had to wash our hands and then put them under an ultra violet light to see if we still had any germs left on our hands after washing them. We then got a demonstration on how to wash our hands properly. We all found this very interesting and can now pass this on to the rest of our friends and family. This picture is our hands in the light box.
Red Nose Day 09Staff and pupils all came dressed in something red for Red Nose Day 09. We all had great fun. Look at our picture wearing our red noses.
World
Book Day We celebrated World Book Day recently. Mrs Cameron arranged for John Nickson the author of Hamish the Hedgehog to come into school to read to us Hamish's recent adventure Hamish Goes to the Woods. We really enjoyed Mr Nickson's visit and cannot wait for his next book to come out.
Art
with Mrs Smith We have been doing lots of lovely art work with Mrs Smith our Art Teacher who comes to our school for a whole day once a term. Look at our gallery page and see all our lovely art work.
Grow
your own potatoes We are involved this term in a grow your own potato iniative run by The Royal Highland Trust. We received our Rocket and Vales Emerald seed potatoes and we are now is the process of planting them in the black grow bags supplied. We will keep you informed of every stage of how our potatoes are progressing. Topic
this term
Out topic this term is Light and Sound. We have been learning all different things about light and sound in our new topic with Mrs Cameron. Look at the gallery page and see all our lovely wall displays we have made. These pictures were taken when we were trying to make our very own rainbow. Fruit
Salads We designed our own fruit salads with Mrs Cameron. We drew our design first and then decided what fruit we would like to use to make them. This was great fun to make, and we even got to eat them. Take a look at our gallery page and see how good they turned out. Healthy Eating
Our Active School Co-ordinator Jo came along to school and told us about healthy eating. We had to collect food packaging for a week and then we put in on a healthy plate that Jo had made for us.
Topic for this term
Our new topic this term is Toys. We have been looking at how they are designed and making our own puppets. We made lovely puppets with Mrs Cameron, please take a look at our gallery page and you will see them on there. We have also been looking at toys from the past.
On the 5th
September we travelled up to
On
the 9th September we joined Tarfside primary school in a visit to
We went to
visit another castle on the 29th September. We got picked up in Edzell by bus and went to
Brechin Arts Festival Rural Arts Competition Our primary six pupil won the Bosco Fernandez trophy for the best art picture in this years rural school Brechin Arts Festival. Well Done.
JRSO
Induction Day This year our primary six pupil went to the Reid Hall in Forfar for an induction day for our JRSO. This was a great morning and learned all about how to keep ourself and others safe on the roads. We got lots of goodies to take back with us to teach the others in our school about road safety. Creative Writing Day Our
primary 6 pupils joined other pupils from the Brechin
Cluster school for a Creative Writing Day at Dance
Workshop We took part in A Dance Workshop at Inchbare Hall on 27th October. Stracathro and Tarfside joined us and we had a great morning dancing.
Genes For Genes Day We all came to School on Friday 3rd October in our jeans as we took part in Genes for Genes Day. Halloween
Party We had a Halloween party in school on Friday 31st October. We had lots of games and party food and we all had a brilliant time.
Learning Festival On Wednesday 5th November we held out Learning Festival in school. We demonstrated to our parents how DPA is used in the classroom.
Christmas
We invited family, friends and the local community to our Christmas enterprise afternoon. This was held in school on the 5th December. We had made lots of lovely Christmas items to sell, tea light holders, cards, felt bags with chocolates, calendars and much more. We raised £112.00 for our school fund.
Christmas
Lunch We enjoyed a lovely Christmas lunch in school on Wednesday 10th December.
Pantomime
at We all travelled up to Dundee Rep on Friday 12th December to watch Beauty and the Beast. This was a great pantomime and we all really enjoyed it. Christmas Nativity We joined up with Tarfside to perform our Christmas nativity The Bells Ring Out. We held a peformance at Lethnot for family and friends on Wednesday 17th December and then on the Thursday evening in the Maule Memorial Church Hall Tarfside.
Easter Spot the Difference Competition Our primary five pupil was highly delighted to hear that she had won first prize in a Easter Spot the Difference competition sponsored by Radio Tay/Tayside contracts. She is the proud winner of a £100 voucher from Toys'r'us. Well Done.
Lifeboat Visit On Thursday 8th May we went to visit Montrose Lifeboat Station. We were able to find out what the lifeboat crew do to help people at danger at sea. We were also able to find out about the equipment they wear as well as the equipment they use.
We also went to the Splash at where we enjoyed our ice creams and played at the park area. We had a lovely day.
Shell talk On Tuesday 6th May we had a parent in school to tell us about all the different shells to look our for on the beach as well as sharing with us shells she had collected from all over the world. Look how beautiful they look!
World Book Day On March 6th 2008 we had World Book Day. Mr Gavin Hunter, Head Librarian at Brechin Library came to school and read us lots of lovely stories.
March into Science Primary
sevens joined other schools in the Brechin cluster
for March into Science workshops at
Yellow Woods Challenge 2008 This
year the school joined other schools in Angus to recycle old yellow
pages.
K'nex Challenge We joined other schools at this years Knex Challenge at Edzell primary school. We did very well and came in second equal with Tarfside school.
Farm visit We travelled to Westside Farm near Edzell with Tarfside school when we were doing our project on farming.
Health Day Last term we had a health day in school. We made bread and made fruit smoothies and enjoyed tasting them.
Y Dance(Street Dance) We joined Tarfside and Stracathro at Inchbare Hall to take part in Y Dance. We travelled to Inchbare hall one morning a week and enjoyed learning to street dance.
Dannsa Scottish Dancing Finn And Caroline from Dannsa came to our school to learn us how to do traditional step-dance.
On Tuesday 22nd May primary 4-7s went to Inchbare hall to have the second meeting of their secret book circle, Page Turners Inc. They met with the primary 4-7 children from Stracathro and Tarfside schools. They all had to make a mask of a character from a book and take their favourite story. They took part in lots of book related activities.
In the Beetle drive we held on Friday the 1st of June we raised £44.50.
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