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Kavita and Trisha (above) volunteered to make play dough for the children’s education packs which will be handed out next week. Each child will receive their own tub of colourful play dough!

Working with play dough improves fine motor skills and pre-writing skills. Rolling and moulding the dough has a calming and soothing effect on the child and encourages them to explore their imagination and creativity.

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