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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Dear Santa,
We hope you are really well and are looking forward to taking a big trip around the world again soon to leave gifts for all the boys and girls, especially to us here in Co. Waterford.
Thank you so much for all the lovely toys you gave us last year. We really loved all the tractors, diggers and dollys you left for us under our trees.
This year we are looking forward to the toys you will leave for us on Christmas Eve and we hope that nobody will get coal!
We will leave out all your favourite treats including mince pies, Christmas cake, cookies and of course some milk. We will also leave out some carrots for the reindeers.
Thank you for being such a great Santa, and we hope you will remember all the boys and girls around the world who are not as lucky as us.
Lots of love from
All the children of Ballymacarbry Montessori School.
p.s. Please don't forget to leave something under the tree for our fabulous teachers Miriam and Clodagh.
The children of Ballymacarbry Montessori School are amongst a group of preschool, primary, secondary and third level students writing for the Student Hub section of South Tipp Today in the run up to Christmas.
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