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Would you do training at schools? ( Remedial School) Mom of DR Jaidan Mays mentioned in your article. I did Edublox at Highveld Primary School many years ago.
Hi Kerry-Lee, if you provide me with your contact details at info@edublox.com, then I will arrange for Emma at our Northcliff outlet to make contact. Or you can email her directly – her details are listed here:https://edubloxsa.co.za/contact-us/
Thank you for this wonderful free resource
You’re welcome!