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Variety brings sunshine to Clare High

Clare High staff and students gathered alongside fundraising representatives to say thank you to Variety for their new Sunshine Coach. Pictured are Annette O'Connell, Catie Bartholomaeus, Natasha Dunn, Kezia Quast, Blake Simpson, Charlie Bradshaw, Josiah Hammonn, Abigail England with mother Rose, Andrew De Zalt from Tim Adams, and James Wilson. (James Swanborough: 448205)
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Thanks to Variety Club, and the fundraising efforts of local community members, Clare High School’s disability unit is now the […]

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