Junior park run helps build community
26th June 2024Designed to be positive, welcoming, and inclusive, the Nailsea junior parkrun has swiftly become a popular community event.
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Designed to be positive, welcoming, and inclusive, the Nailsea junior parkrun has swiftly become a popular community event.
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'Enabling students to learn about, reflect on, and perhaps journey deeper within, their relationship with God.'
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