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| Students, their families and the teachers of Affinity Arts had fun at the Affinity Arts "Festa Junina". |
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| The Affinity Art´s School held its “festa junina” on the last June 11th. |
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| Happiness showed on the faces of all the students of the school. |
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| There were students, teachers, parents and the families of the students in a party which started with dance presentations by the students and ended with a lot of games and co fraternization activities in outside areas of the school. |
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| The Quadrille. |
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| Their students presented their Quadrille to their proud parents in the audience. |
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| This year, the Affinity Arts School held two parties on the same day: one in the morning and the other in the afternoon, allowing the students of each period and their families to use the facilities of the school better. The school organized snacks and typical “festa juninas” games like fishing, target price and bag race. |
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| Rings on the Sticks! |
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| The Bag Race. |
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| The students and their families enjoyed the delicious snacks and typical "festa junina"'s food. |
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| The Affinity Arts School is located in Lago Sul and is known for teaching English and Portuguese to children up to six years old, receiving several children of members of the Diplomatic Corps. |
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| Counsellor Toru Shimizu, of the Japanese Embassy, in the picture with his family, is another member of the Diplomatic Community with a child studying at Affinty Arts. |
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| The Affinity Arts School. |
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| THE GUIDE congratulates the Affinity Arts School for the success of the event! |
