Kelston Deaf Education Centre hosts its annual sports day, with athletics, swimming and prizegiving.
Sports Day at Kelston Deaf Education Centre
1992 •
- Deaf Education
Kelston Deaf Education Centre hosts its annual sports day, with athletics, swimming and prizegiving.
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Taonga source:
Susan Hamilton
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, SH29-23-EDU92
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