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Wild Science

Sophie from Wild Science visited our Preschool at Mornington House. She brought a hamster, a guinea pig, a quail, an African land snail, and a cherry millipede. The children were very interested to learn how to look after the animals, what they liked to eat and where they were from. They gently brushed the guinea pig and took turns to hold all the different animals.

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