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Bilingual School: Jardín De Africa
I go to Jardín de Africa in Santander, it has from 3 months to 16 years old, it is a bilingual school but if you want to learn chinese, you can go. It is very big, it has two buildings, one is yellow and have a park to the kids because the yellow bilnd is from to babys to the kids of 5 years old, it has a kitchen and a dining room because there is a lot of kids that there parents have to work a lot.The other builind is red and bigger because is for the children of 6 years old to 16 years old and it has a dining room, there are a lot of toilets and all the class are red and
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