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22nd April 2010

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Welcome to Nunthorpe School’s brand new, state of the art website!

At last, here it is! We do hope that you find our new, vastly improved website a distinct improvement on our last.

You should not only find the website far more attractive to look at, but you should also find its ‘functionality’ much improved. Our website is now much easier to use with key items you are searching for more easily found.

We, as ever, welcome all comments on our new website; those can be e-mailed to Sean Matthews (our Acting Website Manager) at webman@nunthorpe.co.uk

Please send your comments in to us – both praise and suggestions for improvement are more than welcome.

Best Wishes
Debbie Clinton
Headteacher

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