Valour Primary School 2026 | Programmes, CCAs & Balloting

The short answer: Valour Primary School is a co-educational government primary school at 49 Punggol Central, Singapore 828728. Opened in 2020, it is one of Punggol’s newer schools and shares its campus environment with MOE Kindergarten @ Valour. Its most distinctive current programme is the six-year Nature & Adventure @ Valour (NAV) Learning for Life Programme, which uses outdoor experiences to build resilience, adaptability, courage and teamwork. The school currently lists 15 CCAs across clubs, performing arts, sports and uniformed groups. In the 2026 Primary 1 Phase 2C exercise, Valour had 70 applicants for 61 places and balloted.

Valour is also unusually explicit about character. Its current Character and Citizenship Education framework names five “Valourian Hallmarks”: Kindness, Empathy, Grit, Courage and Adaptability. For parents, that gives the school’s public identity a clear centre: character, experiential learning and outdoor challenge are not side programmes but recurring themes across the school experience.

Valour Primary School: Quick Facts

Address	49 Punggol Central, Singapore 828728
School type	Government, co-educational primary school
Opened	2020
LLP	Nature & Adventure @ Valour (NAV)
Character focus	Kindness, Empathy, Grit, Courage, Adaptability
CCAs	15 listed on the current school website
MOE Kindergarten	MOE Kindergarten @ Valour
2026 P1 Phase 2C	70 applicants / 61 places — balloted
Phone	6242 6390

School information was checked against Valour Primary School’s official website and the current eduKatePunggol P1 comparison on 26 September 2026. Programmes and P1 demand should be refreshed every year.

Nature & Adventure @ Valour

Valour’s Learning for Life Programme is called Nature & Adventure @ Valour, or NAV. The name is deliberate: the school describes the “spirit of the wayfinder” as the ability to navigate unfamiliar terrain and situations with determination, adaptability and teamwork.

The outdoor environment matters because it introduces uncertainty. A classroom task is often carefully controlled. Outdoor activity can require students to manage discomfort, changing conditions, group decisions and practical consequences. The school uses that unpredictability as a context for developing resilience, courage, collaboration and problem-solving.

NAV is described as a six-year programme for all students. That continuity is important. Outdoor education is not simply one camp in upper primary; the school frames it as a developmental thread across the primary years.

The Valourian Hallmarks

Valour’s current CCE framework highlights five qualities:

Kindness
Empathy
Grit
Courage
Adaptability

These are broad values, so parents should look beyond the words and ask how they appear in ordinary school life: group work, CCA commitment, outdoor learning, service, classroom routines and how children are taught to respond after mistakes. The school’s public materials consistently connect the hallmarks to authentic and experiential learning.

15 CCAs and a Strong Commitment Model

Valour currently lists 15 CCAs. The school states that CCA participation is compulsory for Primary 3 to Primary 6 students and strongly encourages continuity in one CCA so students can deepen skills and attitudes over time.

Clubs: Infocomm Club, Outdoor Club, Visual and Media Art Club
Performing Arts: Choir, Festival Drums, Guitar Ensemble, International Dance, Lion Dance
Sports: Floorball, Netball, Rugby, Volleyball
Uniformed Groups: Boys’ Brigade, Girls’ Brigade, Red Cross

The school also exposes Primary 2 students to CCA experiences before formal participation begins in Primary 3. For parents, the broader message is commitment: exploration happens first, then the school expects students to stay long enough for genuine development.

Science Begins Before Primary 3

One interesting feature of Valour’s current Science programme is that the school introduces Science experiences in Primary 1 and Primary 2 through Science Valour Curriculum Time. Formal Primary Science still begins under the national curriculum in Primary 3, but younger students are exposed to observation, inquiry and science-in-everyday-life themes.

The school’s Science pages also emphasise inquiry-based learning, hands-on activities, experiments, school-garden observation and science journals. That approach fits the wider Valour identity: authentic experience first, then reflection and formal understanding.

Homework and Family Load

Valour publishes unusually detailed homework guidance. Its current policy states that homework should reinforce classroom learning, support independent learning and develop thinking and problem-solving. It also publishes broad weekly homework guidelines by level rather than presenting homework as unlimited.

For parents, the useful point is not the exact hour count. It is that school homework, CCA, tuition and sleep all compete for the same week. If a child at Valour already has a full school load, additional tuition should solve a clearly identified problem rather than become another default layer.

How Competitive Was Valour in 2026?

Valour had 70 Phase 2C applicants for 61 places in 2026, so balloting was required. That makes it one of the Punggol schools where families should pay attention to home-school distance and live vacancy numbers during registration.

Balloting in one year is not a guarantee of balloting in the next. Intake sizes, applicants and distance bands change. Use All 11 Primary Schools in Punggol and Primary 1 Registration in Punggol for the current local picture.

Is Valour Primary a Good Fit for Your Child?

Does the Punggol Central location work well for the six-year daily journey?
Would your child benefit from a strong outdoor and adventure emphasis?
Does your family value a clearly stated character-development framework?
Do the current CCA offerings match likely interests?
Would MOE Kindergarten @ Valour matter to younger siblings or your family pathway?
How competitive is the school in your actual registration year and distance band?

The school’s public identity will appeal strongly to some families and less strongly to others. That is what fit means. The question is not whether NAV is “better” than another school’s performing-arts or communication programme; it is whether this environment makes sense for your child and family.

What Tuition Should and Should Not Do

A Valour student does not need a separate curriculum outside school. Tuition is useful when marked work or repeated school evidence identifies a problem that benefits from closer diagnosis and feedback.

If the child is already learning well, the correct decision may be no additional tuition. Use the Student Self-Check before adding another weekly commitment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Valour Primary School?

49 Punggol Central, Singapore 828728.

What is Nature & Adventure @ Valour?

It is Valour Primary’s six-year Learning for Life Programme, using outdoor experiences to develop resilience, adaptability, courage, teamwork and appreciation of nature.

How many CCAs does Valour currently list?

The current school website lists 15 CCAs across clubs, performing arts, sports and uniformed groups.

Did Valour ballot in 2026 Phase 2C?

Yes. The local 2026 data tracked 70 applicants for 61 places.

Does Valour have an MOE Kindergarten?

Yes, the school’s current site includes MOE Kindergarten @ Valour as part of the campus experience.

Sources Checked

Checked 26 September 2026. Programmes, CCAs, school services and P1 demand can change; verify current details with the school and MOE.

Return to the town map: The Complete Punggol Guide connects this page to schools, transport, housing, family services, food, parks and the wider Punggol knowledge estate.

Valour Primary School: Family Learning Guide — School, Home, Travel and Independent Learning

The profile above remains the canonical factual owner for Valour Primary School. This Future Build section adds the missing family implementation layer. The purpose is not to repeat programme descriptions. It is to connect Matilda, Sumang and the western Punggol route, nature, adventure and character development, the child’s actual work and the household’s real week into a learning system that can be inspected and improved.

For families around Matilda, Sumang, Soo Teck and western Punggol, locality matters because travel, handovers, waiting, meals and the school-day rhythm change what is feasible. It does not determine the learner’s diagnosis. The child’s own evidence still decides whether the next action belongs to home routine, school, English, Mathematics, Science, tuition or no additional intervention at all.

Build the Week Before Adding Support

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to map dismissal, CCA, student care, travel, meals, homework, reading, family work shifts and sleep. A child can appear academically weak when the week is simply overloaded. The first repair is often removing collisions, not adding another class.

The family should make the smallest useful change first. Avoid building a large intervention around one difficult day. Use the child’s actual output, repeat the observation on fresh work and distinguish what the learner can do alone from what appears only under adult or tutor support.

The evidence to seek is a week that can run repeatedly without borrowing from sleep. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Treat the School Name as Context

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to use the school’s environment to understand routines but diagnose the child from actual work. Two pupils from the same school can have opposite learning needs. Marked work and fresh attempts carry more diagnostic value than a school label.

The evidence to seek is a bounded learning job rather than a generic weak-subject story. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Run a Clean Home–School Handover

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to make open work, completed work, submissions and tomorrow’s materials visible. Primary-school friction often appears at boundaries. A worksheet can be finished but not submitted; a project can be known but its materials can remain elsewhere.

The evidence to seek is fewer repeated questions and fewer tasks lost between places. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Make the Bag a Learning Tool

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to give papers, books, devices, transit items and unusual tomorrow-items predictable homes. Organisation is infrastructure. A learner cannot show a tutor a paper left at home or complete work from a book left at school.

The evidence to seek is more correct packing done by the child without adult rescue. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Protect Reading

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to keep reading larger than English homework. Reading builds vocabulary, background knowledge, sentence familiarity, inference and attention. Turning every page into a worksheet can reduce the very reading volume families want.

The evidence to seek is sustained reading and richer language appearing in fresh school work. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Diagnose Mathematics by Error Type

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to find the earliest wrong step in a solution. Concept, procedure, interpretation, representation, retrieval and checking failures need different repairs. More questions do not solve every kind of error.

The evidence to seek is a fresh problem completed with less prompting. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Make Science Evidence-Based

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to separate observation, evidence and explanation. A memorised model answer can look strong until the context changes. Ask what evidence in the question supports the claim and what mechanism connects them.

The evidence to seek is an unfamiliar Science context explained without copying. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Use Homework to See Independence

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to let the learner attempt before adult intervention. A perfect worksheet built through constant parent prompting hides the learner’s actual state. The smallest prompt that restarts thinking gives better evidence.

The evidence to seek is a larger portion of the task completed without someone sitting beside the child. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Keep CCA Inside Education

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to coordinate academic load around demanding school activities rather than treating every non-academic hour as lost study time. Leadership, performance, sport, outdoor activity and group responsibility can build capabilities that worksheets do not. The constraint is total weekly load.

The evidence to seek is a sustainable portfolio rather than maximum intensity everywhere. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Count Door-to-Door Travel

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to measure the real time cost of tuition, enrichment and family transfers. A ninety-minute lesson can occupy much more of the evening after walking, LRT, bus, waiting and pickup are included.

The evidence to seek is support whose benefit justifies its actual family time cost. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Design the First Twenty Minutes Home

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to use a transition instead of immediate academic interrogation. Food, movement and a short decompression can improve the quality of the next work block without removing standards.

The evidence to seek is a calmer start to homework with the next obligation still clear. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Bring Marked Work to Consultation

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to use actual school evidence as the tutor handover. A recent paper shows what the school asked, what the child attempted and where marks were lost. A tutor can then test whether the error repeats.

The evidence to seek is a testable hypothesis rather than a generic tuition package. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Record Only Useful Tuition Evidence

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to compress feedback into task, difficulty, support, independent output and next check. Parents need enough information to make the next decision, not a surveillance transcript of the lesson.

The evidence to seek is support that becomes lighter as capability becomes more reliable. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Primary 1–2 Operating Foundations

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to prioritise routines, reading, number sense, basic fluency, listening, packing and help-seeking. The early Primary years are an institutional transition as well as an academic one. Slow adjustment is not automatically a tuition problem.

The evidence to seek is stable routines and foundational skills that reduce later load. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Primary 3–4 Complexity Shift

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to watch for inference, multi-step Mathematics, richer Science explanation and greater organisation. A child who handled direct tasks can struggle when several operations or language demands combine. The family should locate the bottleneck before increasing volume.

The evidence to seek is a repair aimed at the actual dependency. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Primary 5 Capacity Building

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to prepare for higher demand without turning the whole year into PSLE rehearsal. Foundation repair, reading, sleep and independent study still matter. Timed papers cannot replace missing concepts.

The evidence to seek is entry into Primary 6 with stronger foundations and ownership. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Primary 6 Assembly

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to combine knowledge, retrieval, pacing, checking and recovery. Near PSLE, endless new materials can create noise. Repeated error families and fresh-paper performance provide stronger signals.

The evidence to seek is reliable execution under changed and timed conditions. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Stretch a Strong Learner Carefully

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to increase depth, transfer, explanation, reading and responsibility before increasing raw volume. A strong child does not automatically need an accelerated second syllabus. Spare time is not unused academic capacity.

The evidence to seek is new capability without unnecessary overload. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Recover a Struggling Learner Sequentially

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to repair the earliest prerequisite that explains several later failures. Trying to fix English, Mathematics, Science, organisation and motivation simultaneously can leave the child feeling permanently behind.

The evidence to seek is one repaired foundation that remains stable on later work. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Coordinate Parent, Teacher and Tutor Roles

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to route each issue to the adult who can actually act on it. School requirements belong to the school, home routines to the family, and specialist teaching to the appropriate tutor. Overlap creates conflicting instructions.

The evidence to seek is clean handoffs with less duplicated work. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Use Student Care and Grandparents as Clear Handoffs

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to state what is complete, what remains, what travels and who owns the next action. Several caring adults can create a strong system when the boundaries are clear. The child should not be the only message bus.

The evidence to seek is continuity across the afternoon without excessive reporting. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Build Digital School Readiness

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to prepare charging, files, printing, logins and submission before deadline pressure. Digital failures are often operational rather than academic. A completed file that cannot be found or submitted is still an open task.

The evidence to seek is fewer avoidable failures unrelated to subject knowledge. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Plan Group Projects as Logistics

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to define role, materials, file owner, meeting point, merge step and deadline. Group work fails when shared dependencies remain invisible until the final evening. The learner should know both the personal task and the group interface.

The evidence to seek is a project that can be assembled and submitted without emergency rescue. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Protect Examination Morning

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to prepare sleep, breakfast, permitted materials, route and travel margin before the morning. The family should not spend the final hour rebuilding logistics that could have been closed the previous evening.

The evidence to seek is arrival with attention available for the paper rather than the commute. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Read Results as System Evidence

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to compare a result with prior error patterns and support levels. A score is an output, not a complete diagnosis. The useful question is what mechanism produced the lost or gained marks.

The evidence to seek is a next action grounded in the paper rather than emotion. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Keep Tuition When the Job Is Live

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to continue when the original problem remains and independence is improving. A working system does not need redesign simply because the term ended. The next target can become narrower.

The evidence to seek is continued progress with decreasing dependence. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Change Tuition When Evidence Stalls

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to change method, pace, grouping, frequency or tutor when a persistent mismatch is visible. Changing everything at once destroys the signal. Alter the condition most likely to carry the failure and test again.

The evidence to seek is a clearer causal answer about what helps. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Reduce Tuition When Capability Transfers

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to remove one layer of prompting, monitoring or frequency and observe whether performance holds. Reduction is a test of successful transfer, not a withdrawal of care.

The evidence to seek is the learner carrying more of the system without collapse. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Stop Tuition When the Original Job Is Done

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to treat exit as a possible successful endpoint. Support should not continue by inertia after the learner can manage fresh work, school demands and recovery independently.

The evidence to seek is a clean exit with known signs for when future help might again be useful. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Run an End-of-Term Review

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to use a few representative samples to decide keep, change, reduce, pause or stop. The family does not need every worksheet. It needs evidence that distinguishes current capability from old difficulty.

The evidence to seek is one explicit next support state and a way to test it. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Use the Editorial Review Test

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to remove reporting, materials and routines that do not change the decision. A family system should become quieter as it improves. More administration is not automatically more care.

The evidence to seek is less noise and stronger signal. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Use the Evidence Review Test

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to look for the clue that discriminates between explanations. Change one condition, use a fresh task and observe what changes. This is stronger than guessing that the child is careless, lazy or unmotivated.

The evidence to seek is a diagnosis that can survive a test. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Use the Cross-Disciplinary Review Test

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to send deep subject or specialist questions to the correct owner and return with evidence. A local school guide should route rather than pretend to own all English, Mathematics, Science, policy and wellbeing questions.

The evidence to seek is clean owner boundaries and a useful return to the family week. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Build the Independence Exit

For a Valour Primary School family, the practical action is to transfer packing, planning, starting, checking, help-seeking and recovery to the learner over time. The best support system contains its own retirement path. Adults remain available, but they do not need to operate every component forever.

The evidence to seek is a child who can carry more responsibility with less external control. When that evidence strengthens, support can retreat. When it does not, the family has a reason to inspect the diagnosis, the method, the timetable or the owner rather than simply adding more practice.

Compare Schools Without Turning the Guide Into a Ranking

Valour Primary School can be compared with Punggol View Primary, Punggol Cove Primary and the wider Punggol primary-school set through current official information, the actual journey, programme fit, child fit and the family’s weekly constraints. Different families can reasonably prefer different routes. A school comparison should clarify trade-offs rather than manufacture a universal winner.

Use All 11 Primary Schools in Punggol for the wider school map, Getting to Punggol Schools for transport implementation, and the Complete Punggol Guide for the wider town context.

Valour Primary School: The Final Family Principle

Keep the school facts current. Keep the learner diagnosis individual. Keep the week workable. Keep evidence small enough to use. Then transfer one responsibility at a time back to the child.

The school provides context. The learner’s work provides the clue. The family builds the route. Independence is the return.

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Valour Primary School (2026) | Nature & Adventure, 15 CCAs, Character & P1 Balloting

Valour Primary School: Quick Facts

Nature & Adventure @ Valour

The Valourian Hallmarks

15 CCAs and a Strong Commitment Model

Science Begins Before Primary 3

Homework and Family Load

How Competitive Was Valour in 2026?

Is Valour Primary a Good Fit for Your Child?

What Tuition Should and Should Not Do

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Valour Primary School?

What is Nature & Adventure @ Valour?

How many CCAs does Valour currently list?

Did Valour ballot in 2026 Phase 2C?

Does Valour have an MOE Kindergarten?

Sources Checked

Valour Primary School: Family Learning Guide — School, Home, Travel and Independent Learning

Build the Week Before Adding Support

Treat the School Name as Context

Run a Clean Home–School Handover

Make the Bag a Learning Tool

Protect Reading

Diagnose Mathematics by Error Type

Make Science Evidence-Based

Use Homework to See Independence

Keep CCA Inside Education

Count Door-to-Door Travel

Design the First Twenty Minutes Home

Bring Marked Work to Consultation

Record Only Useful Tuition Evidence

Primary 1–2 Operating Foundations

Primary 3–4 Complexity Shift

Primary 5 Capacity Building

Primary 6 Assembly

Stretch a Strong Learner Carefully

Recover a Struggling Learner Sequentially

Coordinate Parent, Teacher and Tutor Roles

Use Student Care and Grandparents as Clear Handoffs

Build Digital School Readiness

Plan Group Projects as Logistics

Protect Examination Morning

Read Results as System Evidence

Keep Tuition When the Job Is Live

Change Tuition When Evidence Stalls

Reduce Tuition When Capability Transfers

Stop Tuition When the Original Job Is Done

Run an End-of-Term Review

Use the Editorial Review Test

Use the Evidence Review Test

Use the Cross-Disciplinary Review Test

Build the Independence Exit

Compare Schools Without Turning the Guide Into a Ranking

Valour Primary School: The Final Family Principle

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