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Dedham

American  
[ded-uhm] / ˈdɛd əm /

noun

  1. a town in E Massachusetts, near Boston.


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Dedham Church of England Primary School, in Essex but close to the Suffolk border, was founded in 1825.

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The children have become pen pals with students at schools in Dedham, Massachusetts, to mark the occasion.

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"As part of our work on learning about the history of our school and our work with the local community, our children have developed a strong sense of what it means to go to Dedham primary and can place their experience in relation to the past and their own personal experiences," she added.

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The other side depicted outbuildings at the art school at Benton End, near Hadleigh in Suffolk, which had relocated from Dedham in Essex after a fire.

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Noah, who lived in Dedham, Essex, first collaborated with artists across the world for a painting project three years ago and raised money for the NHS hospital that treated him.

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