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A Space where the entire community of both Adults and Children can come to at a point during the day to sit and read, learn, type, print, photocopy, scan, create, build, be inspired, collaborate, help, encourage.... The Shared Space encourages Lifelong Learning which begins in early childhood and continues throughout adult life through formal, non-formal and informal learning in all contexts, including family, school, workplace, neighborhood and other communities. For children, we support them to continue to grow, make connections, build relationships, and bring meaning to what they learnt during the school day while providing a conducive area for the typical business centre activities for Adults.


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