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A Well-Played Recess

Published On: October 20, 2021

A Well-Played Recess

In this video, we discuss the Well-Played Recess - a project by Dr. Carolyn Mak about supporting the development of interpersonal and SEL skills in our Junior School to help students make the most out of their recess and learn how to develop and maintain good relationships with their peers.

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