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King Henry VIII School
Ysgol Brenin Harri’r VIII
Outstanding Pupils, Outstanding Opportunities!
“The Sound of Musicals”
Following a string of disappointments when trying to obtain a
license, the KHS production team were forced to write their
own musical! With the script written by Mrs Phillips-Nepean
and the music and orchestral score composed and arranged
by Mr Hunt the school finally had a show! Using the
characters of Elphaba and Glinda from the show “Wicked” as
the lead narrators we followed their story through musical
theatre in a theatrical spin off. The sixty-five strong cast sang
and staged numbers from some of the best loved musicals
including Les Miserables, Miss Saigon, Jesus Christ Superstar,
Chicago and many more.
This year we also included twenty-four primary school pupils
from five of our feeder schools. The twenty-four pupils
starred in the Matilda scenes and ten of the pupils were also
munchkins! One primary school pupil, Gracie Gething played
the role of Gretl in all of our ‘Sound of Music’ scenes. She
really shone on stage and stole the hearts of the audiences.
Every night the theatre was sold out and the cast received a
standing ovation for all three performances. They performed
a WICKED show!! Thank you to Paul Assinder Photography for the
wonderful photos.
Operation Wallacea - Mexico 2017
King Henry VIII students and staff enjoyed a wonderfully successful
expedition to Mexico in July. They completed a week in the semi-
deciduous tropical rainforest gathering data on flora and fauna using
mist-netting and other techniques, and one week undertaking a PADI dive qualification and studying marine ecology in Akumal
bay. The students had the experience of a lifetime and would like to thank the school and wider community for their support.
Operation Wallacea - Dominica 2019
We are currently planning an expedition to Dominica in July 2019 where we are taking twenty students out to this almost
pristine island in the Caribbean, lovingly referred to as “The Nature Island”. This will provide the students with a unique
opportunity to gather data on the flora and fauna for conservation work and also the opportunity to help in research about the
impacts of hurricanes on Caribbean environments following Hurricane Irma.
‘Respecting tradition, embracing the future’ ‘Parchu traddodiad, camu’n hyderus I’r
King Henry VIII School
Ysgol Brenin Harri’r VIII
Message from the Headteacher, Mrs E Lewis
It gives me great pleasure to present our Autumn Newsletter. This gives an overview of the range of
activities that took place at the end of the summer term and this term. It has certainly been busy!
One of our key themes at KHS is that we strive to deliver high quality learning in lessons but also provide
our students with many opportunities out of lessons to develop
their wider skills and competencies.
Over the past six months many of our pupils have engaged in curriculum enrichment
activities such as visiting the Hay Literary Festival, going on residential visits such as
Glanllyn, undertaken field work or engaged in community projects such as The
Phoenix Project with Abergavenny Fire Service.
Furthermore, many of our students engage in weekly clubs run by staff at lunchtime
and after school. All these activities allow our students to see more of the wider
world and start to develop their own ambitions for future learning and the world of
work. We have also been lucky to engage employers such as Renishaw who have worked with our learners developing not only
technical knowledge but also their problem solving skills. This year we have enrolled in the Education Engineering Scheme
Wales.
Through events such as charity work including Children in Need and our Remembrance
Service our students are challenged to think about their own contribution towards our local
and global society. For those students that engaged in Operation Wallacea they were able to
see first-hand the impact of man’s actions on the environment.
Sports, drama and music have always been strong at KHS. Last summer we were treated to an
excellent sports day that was then followed up by the outstanding ‘Sound of Musicals’.
Engagement in such activities instils confidence in our young students. Across the school, we
are promoting the ‘Ut Prosim’ award that rewards pupils for engaging in the extra dimension
we offer at KHS. I ask you to encourage your son or daughter to get Involved so they can
develop into well rounded resilient learners.
This term we have continued to forge links with other schools and educational providers. This
has allowed us to share our best practice but also observe alternative ideas that we have
brought back to KHS to embed into our own
learning. We are also a provider for Initial Teacher Training and for Newly
Qualified Practitioners (pictured left). This allows a significant number of staff
to be involved in development opportunities again further enhancing their
own practice.
In September we were selected by Estyn to be part of a best practice review
around ‘Teaching and Learning’ and
‘Leadership’. We look forward to
the final report.
We were delighted with the news that the Welsh Government decided to fund the
development of a significant new build for the Abergavenny Cluster. We await the
details of what this means in reality and as soon as we have more detailed
information, we shall share this with yourselves.
Lastly can I thank all parents and guardians for your engagement this term, your
attendance at information events, progress days and parent evenings has been
excellent and your feedback has always been welcomed. I trust you enjoy reading about the success of all our students in this
newsletter and look forward to working with you all in the New Year.
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English and Maths
Scholastic Book Fair
The Scholastic fair was once again a resounding success with
over £800 worth of books purchased. All the money spent will be
converted into rewards which will be used to buy more new
books for the library. Thank you to all those who supported the
book fair and to the wonderful ‘Book Fair Helpers’ from Year 8
and Year 9:- Jamelia Turley, Molly Smith, Cariad Reece, Ella
Jones, Alice Chambers, Catrin Jones, Charlie James, Angharad
Worsley, Bronwyn Morris, Eleanor Smith, Kian Jones, Christine
Taylor, Gethin Jones, Sam Williams and Lloyd Mann.
Creative Writing Club
A new creative writing club has started up for KS3 budding word-smiths! The club is
presently open to Year 9 pupils, on a Wednesday lunch-time in Room 301, within the
English suite. Mrs Clausen, who has recently joined the department, is only too happy
to share her own love of the written word and help to develop the confidence and a
‘give it a go’ attitude with anyone interested in working with their written creativity
while exploring new ‘ways-in’ to picking up the pen (or pencil!) Fun is the order of the
day, with a relaxed and trusting atmosphere where participants can journal ideas,
working with a range of techniques and approaches to creative writing. As Year 9
pupil Luke D’Souza Smith commented “Its really pushed my writing forward. I can plan stories much more
effectively and generate more convincing characters.” There will be opportunities for Year 7 and Year 8 to take part for a block
of sessions in the new year. Please contact Mrs Clausen (Mondays and Wednesdays) for more information!
Film Club Experience
Following on from Year 8 pupil Cara Anderson’s successful
film review of “Twilight” in the summer, Into Film visited
KHS in September to run a Film club workshop during
which our film clubbers used ipads to made their own mini
films. Regular film clubber Lara Emberson Year 9
commented “It was an eye opener to the world of film
making”. Thanks must go to Hywel Roberts from Into Film
for giving up his time to visit us. Film Club runs every
Winner-Cara Anderson with Scarlet-
Tuesday after school in the Library-for more information
Mae Morgan-Jenkins both Year 8 please ask Mrs Robinson
Saturday School!
We had a fantastic session on Saturday, November 11, when the
entire maths department came in to run a revision session with
Year 11 in preparation for the GCSE examination on the following
Monday. The attendance was fantastic, with over three quarters
of the year group coming in to work. Huge thanks to them, huge
thanks to the maths teachers and huge thanks to the canteen
staff for coming in and providing breakfast for everyone!
We look forward to seeing the results in January!
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Science, Languages and Humanities
Criw Cymraeg
As part of our Siarter Iaith: Language
Charter to develop bilingualism across the
school, a Criw Cymraeg has been elected
from Year 7 to lead the language charter and further develop
the Welsh ethos of the school. Pupils have already been
involved in the launch event on the 5th of December with
visiting performers Danielle Lewis and Mr Phormiwla. Pupils
will help create bilingual displays, contribute to newsletters
and develop the use of incidental Welsh around the school.
We are really looking forward to seeing the Welsh language
become more prevalent in our day to day lives. Pob Lwc
Blwyddyn 7!
MFL and Welsh Activities
The MFL and Welsh department put on a variety of activities for Year 10 as
part of the collapsed timetable at the end of the summer term. These
included a French quiz, Welsh folk dancing, a Spanish song, recipe writing in
German, a Welsh treasure hunt and some Latin American dancing such as
the salsa, rumba, paso doble and flamenco. A big DANKERSHÖN/ MERCI/
DIOLCH/ GRACIAS to the pupils, the MFL and Welsh staff and Leah-Marie
from Fitsteps who gave up her time to keep everyone dancing to the
rhythms! For more info about Fitsteps visit Leah-Marie on Facebook at:
https://en-gb.facebook.com/fitstepswithleahmarie/
Religious Education
This term year 10 have started a brand new GCSE syllabus, looking at the religions of
Christianity and Hinduism. Currently there is no examination board text book to
support these options and so a bespoke King Henry VIII School text book has been
written and printed. We are all very pleased with the results and are looking forward
to using it with our students. We will keep you posted with the progress of our Unit 2
book, which will be written to support students when they are in Year 11.
Welsh Baccalaureate
Who killed Dr
In the last weeks of the Summer term, Year 9
got to grips with the Skills Challenge Jameson?
Certificate, a vital component of the Welsh This month has seen the
Baccalaureate. In a fun filled day, including grand finale of the ever
problem-solving, creativity, innovation and popular Science topic
communication, students had to create towers “Murder Most Foul “. All
with spaghetti and marshmallows and create of Year 7 will meet the suspects (played by
their own chocolate bar, including pricing , Year 12 and 13 drama students) in the hall and
designing and marketing. Now in Year 10, interrogate them to find out who killed Dr
students are working on Global Citizenship. Jameson.
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Languages and Humanities
Glanllyn
What a blast! Another fantastic trip to Glanllyn residential centre in North Wales for Year 8 pupils this October. Pupils
enjoyed a huge range of activities including kayaking, raft building, high ropes course, falconry and much much more!
Geography Field Trip Homeless Collection
An overwhelming number of items were donated to the Welsh
Year 11 fieldwork took place department in aid of the “Christmas Homeless Appeal” run by the
earlier this term. They Huggard Group, a charity in Cardiff which supports those on the
visited the Brecon Beacons margins of society. Head of Department, Mrs R Dickenson
to undertake a river expressed her gratitude saying: - “It took the whole of my Year 10
investigation into how flow class to carry it to my car and my car was filled to the brim with
changes downstream. They items of all kinds.” Thank you to all for your kind donations!
also spent the day in
Newport city centre to
investigate differences in
shopping environments.
In December Year 12 and
Year 13 are visiting a field study centre for three days .
Year 12 will be in Snowdonia investigating evidence of
glacial change while Year 13 will be conducting their
individual investigations in Telford Town Park.
Ypres
In July the History and
Welsh departments took a
group of Year 9 and Year
10 pupils to Ypres. During
the trip the pupils were
moved by the sight of the
war memorials and
monuments and were
astounded by the sheer
scale of loss. It was a
wonderfully memorable
experience for all.
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Technology and IT
Abergavenny Food Festival
Year 10 pupils Hermione Holder and Sean Baldock competed head to
head at the Abergavenny Food Festival to win a place at the next
round of the Rotary Young Chef competition. In front of a packed
audience on the stage at the Market Hall, each prepared a three
course meal to an exceptionally high standard. While both were
commended by the judges, Hermione was pronounced overall winner
and will go on to represent KHS at Crickhowell in January. Hermione was thrilled to be introduced
to celebrity chef Tom Kerridge (pictured right) who congratulated her on her Food Festival win
and asked her about her menu.
Kahoot! Brilliant Club
Year 10 pupils have been busy learning how to use Kahoot!, a
game based classroom response system, as a technology tool
to create quizzes, discussions and surveys. Multiple-choice
questions are projected on the screen and pupils are able to
answer the questions with their smartphone, tablet or
computer. They put questions in that would help them revise
for their ICT exam.
In October, twelve Year 9 More Able and Talented (MAT)
students visited Cardiff University as part of ‘The Scholars
Programme’. The students were shown around the various
academic buildings and received a talk on careers and
progression into university. They will work alongside a PhD
student from Cardiff University completing a STEM project
throughout the year.
Ready Steady Cook
The oven gloves were on as Year 8 battled
it out; Red Team against Green Team at
the KHS Ready Steady Cook competition.
Both teams produced amazing dishes. It was a very close
competition with the red team the eventual winners-well
done to both teams!
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Post 16 and School Council
Head Girl and Head Boy
Pictured left to right our new Head girl and Head boy with
deputies.
Falesha Lewis - Deputy
Maddie Robertson - Head Girl
Morgan Emberson - Head Boy
Megan Taylor - Deputy
King Henry’s Sixth Form Social!
Join us on the 14th of December to celebrate Christmas with our Sixth
Form’s first ever social! The night will start at 7:00 and
finishes at 12:00, taking place at the Hogs Head - NP7 8TA.
It promises to be an enjoyable evening with a DJ, Chip Stand and Bar! Bring
along a friend if you wish and join in with the festive fun, we hope to see you there! Tickets are £8 each.
Year 12 Engineering Education Scheme Wales
Eight Year 12 students are embarking upon an Engineering Challenge this
year. They are taking part in the prestigious Engineering Education Scheme Wales
(EESW), which is a STEM based initiative backed by the Welsh Assembly
Government and other Professional Organisations. The students will be working
alongside an experienced Engineer from Associated British Ports Group, which is the UK's leading ports
group, it owns and operates twenty-one ports in England, Scotland, and Wales, and handles approximately
a quarter of the UK’s seaborne trade. They have been given a ‘real life’ engineering problem to solve and will be attending
workshops in December at Cardiff University to access specialist support and guidance. It is an exciting opportunity for
them to be a part of the scheme and one which they will find very rewarding.
School Council Elections 2017
School Council elections took place this term with pupils being
invited to submit an application for consideration before each
year group were given the opportunity to vote either in
assemblies or during registration period. With some innovative
ideas being put forward to encourage voters and some closely
contested places, the following candidates were elected:-
Year 11 Cosmo Bawler and Elizabeth Morgan
Year 10 Charlie Aldous and Megan Griffiths
Year 9 Angharad Worsley and Zane Davies
Year 8 Amelia Jones and Rowan Harris
Year 7 Abigail-Jaye Harrington and Thomas Davies
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Team Sport and Individual Success
Individual Sporting
Success
As always KHS pupils have been
enjoying some excellent
individual sporting successes this
term. Year 7 pupils Ffion
Williams and Will Spiers have
been selected to represent the county in cross-country. Year 8 pupil
Dylan Ruck won the World Championship Kick Boxing title for the third time. Record breaker Eliza Atkins
Year 11 who is in the Welsh Football squad became the youngest ever player to represent Abergavenny
Women Football Club. Year 11 pupils Alex Francis, and Chris Taylor continue to train in the Welsh Hockey
squad as does Nell Butler who has already played for Wales.
Year 7 Football Club
Basketball Club Another popular club this term for Year 7
Are you in Year 7, 8 or 9? Do you fancy playing basketball? Come boys and girls is the Football club which
along to a basketball club run by Katie a sports development officer. takes place every lunchtime on the MUGA. Run by
Open to all year groups (trainers only needed for lunchtime but PE Mr Hollingworth and Sixth Form volunteers it is a
kit needed for after school). It doesn’t matter if you haven’t played friendly club suitable for any ability. It starts at
before or you think you are Lebron James come and give it a go! We 1.20pm. All are welcome and gates are open for
are located in the gym every Tuesday and Thursday lunchtime and players to join throughout lunch time.
after school.
KHS Dance Sports Activities
A dynamic Dance class with KS3 and KS4 students runs As part of a wide variety of sport
every Tuesday after school. Students have been activities offered to all Year 7 pupils
having lots of fun during lunchtime in the gym a group of
working on developing Sixth form volunteers have been
a dance motif using a teaching pupils how to play Atomic
combination of moves rugby which mixes elements of touch,
from a variety of dance netball, basketball and rugby together
styles. Come join us to come up with this exciting, high-
every Tuesday. speed, multi-directional game. It has been a resounding success-
popular with both pupils and volunteers!
Rugby
This term KHS rugby boys have played several fixtures against St Julian’s, Ebbw Fawr, Crickhowell and
Brecon. We have won seven out of eleven games. A special mention has to be made to all the boys who
played in the away fixture at Brecon. It was the worst weather we have ever come across with gale force
winds and horizontal rain. IT WAS FREEEZING!!! The boys didn’t moan or complain and just got on with it.
The boys’ attitude and determination was outstanding. It has been a great start to the season with much
more rugby to come after the Christmas break!!
Congratulations to Year 10 pupils Morgan King, Jack Powell, Joe Cooper and James Watkins on being chosen to play in the first
two district rugby matches winning both games. Good luck to Dan Lebbon, Tom Welford, Jack Robinson, Kai Lowther and Sam
Richards, who are also in the district squad this year.
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Remembrance
King Henry VIII School
Ysgol Brenin Harri’r VIII Service
Music and Drama
Remembrance Service
In November Year 8 pupils, the school orchestra and choir along with Canon Soady, led the
school in a very moving Remembrance service. We had a large number of guests and
members of the Governing Body, they were all very impressed with the pupils. Many thanks
to Assistant Head Teacher Mr M Williams, Mr M Hunt, Miss A Price and Year 8 form tutors
for all their hard work in organising the service.
On Sunday morning the school was represented by Head Girl Maddie Robertson, the Head
Teacher Mrs E Lewis and CoGB S Phillips at the Remembrance service in Abergavenny Town
centre. As usual it was lovely to see so many of our pupils representing other organisations.
Music Department Concert
The music department are proud to announce their
choral/orchestral concert, which will take place on Saturday 10th February featuring
the ‘Grieg Piano Concerto, with soloist Mr J Metcalf.
Performances of medleys’ from ‘Miss Saigon’ and ‘Les Miserables’,
accompanied by a professional orchestra. All are welcome to attend this marvellous
event!
Abergavenny Borough’s Got Talent
Congratulations to Year 7 pupil
Congratulations to talented pianist Alice Lang Year 10
Olivia Fisher celebrating first place
who took first place in the Abergavenny Borough’s Got
in pianoforte solo and second place
Talent Competition with her stunning performance from
in vocal solo at Cwmdu Eisteddfod
“Pirates of the Caribbean”. Year 13 pupil Kerrigan
recently. Superb, well done Olivia!
Heffernan took second place. Well done to all the
talented KHS pupils who took part - you were amazing!
10th - 12th July 2018
The Borough Theatre, Abergavenny
Rehearsals are already underway for our summer production of the
wonderfully moving Evita based on the life of Eva Peron!!
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School News
Aslan? No it’s ASDAN!
This is the name of the pioneering curriculum development organisation
offering qualifications that explicitly grow skills for learning, skills for work
and skills for life. Here in the ALN Department we offer two courses
’Certificate of Personal Effectiveness’ Levels 1 or 2 (CoPE) and
‘Assessment of Personal Effectiveness’ (AoPE). Both courses are designed
to help pupils to develop their skills of problem solving, communication,
research, working with others, self-management and giving presentations.
It is a course which aims to help young people to achieve the very best
they can whatever their ability.
Pictured are Year 10 pupils Mootasem Zawi, Georgina Humphrey and
Kanisha Richards with their ‘end of module’ certificates.
Art
Congratulations to Year 13 pupil
Emily Eeles who has been selected
to exhibit her stunning art-work
(pictured right) in three prestigious
exhibitions!
Year 10 pupils have been exploring
a range of media resulting in
beautiful research sheets (pictured
left) on the artist Françoise Nielly.
They are exploring everything from
collage to oil pastels with outstanding results! Meanwhile Year 11 pupils
have been preparing for their mock GCSE exams by researching L. S. Lowry-
we wish them every success!
Drama Trips
The Drama department recently visited
Bristol Old Vic to see Kneehigh’s
production of “The Tin Drum”. Staff
and pupils were “blown away” by the
incredible puppetry. It was a breath-
taking performance!
The department also organised a trip
to take pupils to see “Aladdin” in
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School News
Selected pupils from Year 8 and Year 9 had five days with the South
Wales Fire Service as part of the Phoenix Project. This project is an
approach to engage with communities and seeks to educate and
inform young people about the hazards associated with fire and the
wider issues surrounding community safety. By exploring and
challenging their own personal limitations through the activities they
undertook throughout the week such as team games, climbing the
fire tower and using the hoses, the pupils learned to improve their
social skills, think more independently and also think about others
around them. This process revealed hidden qualities that previously
have never had the opportunity to be brought to the surface. We
uncovered confident leaders, considerate individuals, sharp minds
and articulate thinkers! Well done to all pupils involved.
Children In Need
A fantastic day was had by all at King Henry VIII School. Pupils engaged in a
range of activities including a talent showcase, football tournament, cake Gwent N-Gage
sale, photography booth and movie hour. The day began with an act of
A group of KHS pupils joined young people
collective worship led by Mrs J Wilkie, Deputy Headteacher which focused
from across the region to show their
on their responsibility to help those less fortunate than themselves and how
support at the launch of a new Gwent N-
they could help contribute towards Children in Need. Pupils wore non-
Gage Service offering support to young
school uniform and raised £738.00. Additional activities during the
people under the age of eighteen affected
afternoon took the figure to an amazing £1346. Well done KHS!!
by alcohol or substance abuse.
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Clubs, Societies and Parent Information
Dates for the Diary Lunchtime and After School Clubs
LUNCHTIME AFTER SCHOOL
22 December 2017 End of Term (1.30pm)
MONDAY Orchestra Boxing Y7-13
04-10 January 2018 Ski Trip
Christian Union Football Y7
08 January 2018 INSET (School Closed)
Dungeons & Netball Y7
09 January 2018 Start of new term
Dragons Y7-9 Netball Y10
11 January 2018 Awards Evening
Girls Rugby Y7-9 Study Skills Y10-13
18 January 2018 Post 16 Open Evening
Sport Activities Y7 Business Studies
01 February 2018 Y10 Parents’ Evening
Football Y7 Y10,11
10 February 2018 Music Department Concert
HW Club Y7-9
15 February 2018 Careers fayre
Rugby Y8 ,9
19–23 February 2018 Half Term
GCSE Revision Y11
TUESDAY Business Studies HW Club Y7-9
KS3 Homework Club KS4 Study Skills Club Y10,11 Study Skills Y10-13
Full Choir Resistant Materials
Mon, Wed and Thurs Mon to Thurs Warhammer Club CAT Club Y11
Basketball Y7-9 Film Club Y7-9
School Library Sixth Form Resource English Club Netball Y8
Drama Rehearsal Y11 Basketball Y7-9
Tues in Rm 224 Area Maths Challenge club Dance & Fitness Y7-9
Girls Football Y7-9 Football Y8,9
3.15pm - 4.15pm 3.15pm – 4.15pm Gymnastics Y10,11 Rugby Y7
Sport Activities Y7
WEDNESDAY Maths Club HW Club Y7-9
Health & Social Care Study Skills Y10-13
Communication Chess Club Y7-9 STEM Club Y9
Cross Country Netball Y9
To help us to improve school communications please
Football Y7 (Astro) Basketball Y7-9
ensure we have an accurate email address from every
Basketball Y7 Hockey Y7-9
parent with a pupil in the school.
Rugby Y10 Rugby Y10,11
Creative Writing Y9 ABRSM Music
Theory grade 1-5
Follow us on ‘Twitter’:-
KHS Abergavenny@Kinghenryschool THURSDAY Junior Choir Y7-9 HW Club Y7-9
Senior Choir Y10-13 Study Skills Y10-13
Boys Choir Y7 Girls Badminton Y7,8
Please make every effort to check out our website. This Library Ambassadors Football Y10,11
holds key information about our school:- Y8,9 Basketball Y7-9
www.kinghenryviiischool.co.uk Sport Activities Y7
School Email:- info@khs.schoolsedu.org.uk Basketball Y8
Drama Y7,8
FRIDAY Wind Band
Science Catch-up
Football Y9
Basketball Y9
Languages Club Y7-9
Sport Activities Y7
Lunchtime and After School Sports. Please ask the PTCA
Leisure Centre/PE Department for further details or If you are able to help the PTCA either regularly or occasionally
check out our plasma screens.
then please contact Sacha Corrado (School Support Officer)
on 01873 735373.
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