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Extra time for school sports

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STUDENTS at Devon Meadows Primary have become so sports mad they don’t want to leave the school.
Students from all grades have been participating in after school sports classes as part of a program to promote active sports in schools.
Coaches from Kelly Sports and Chisholm Institute have been leading the kids in group activities, games and sports rotations two afternoons a week.
The classes are free and all students are invited to participate.

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