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Parents raise money to install air con for children's classrooms

Parents raise money to install air con for children's classrooms
BBC England Wednesday 08 July 2026, 05:14 UTC 1 min read
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They aim to raise £4,000 for the units at the school, which they say is not built for hotter climes.

They aim to raise £4,000 for the units at the school, which they say is not built for hotter climes.
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