Exciting news! Year 4 class, J6's poem 'The Greeks' has been posted on Benjamin Zephaniah's website. The class performed their poem based on Zephaniah's 'The Celts' during his visit to Hunter's Bar Junior's and clearly impressed. To view both 'The Celts' and J6's 'The Greeks' click here.
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