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A selection of photos from our 10th birthday celebration!

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Birthday balloons
spiderman
Spiderman
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Beautiful cake by Cake Sweet Cake
Cake models
Cake toppers
Family
Family
Child
CW 866
Facepainting
Facepainting
Family fun day
Anita and Jacqueline
Jacqueline & Anita
Family fun day
Milking Daisy Belle
Sarah
Sarah & Francesca
Joyce and Anita
Joyce & Anita
Family fun day
Party bags
Facepaint
Child in barn
Small barn
Family Fun Day
Girl in garden
Thame Barns Centre
child and balloon
Balloons
Family fun day
Craft room
Family fun day
Filming
Family photo at fun day
Interview
Interview
Vicky
Vicky
drawing
Beautiful picture drawn for us
Science show
Bright Sparks science show

Published: 23rd December, 2013

Updated: 31st March, 2016

Author: Rebecca Crombleholme

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