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Stuart Gillespie

Lochrutton Primary pupils enjoy Burns Lunch

Calum

Lochrutton Primary pupils enjoyed a Burns lunch on January 25.

The haggis was piped in by P7 and P5 pupils Joe and Calum.

It was carried by Charlie and William and addressed by Taliah.

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