Lanarkshire pre-schoolers spread joy in build up to Christmas

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Pre-schoolers who attend Montessori Nursery in Bothwell had a very hectic month of December.For the youngsters were involved in helping worthy charities at Christmas, as well as entertaining their parents and other family members during their fabulous nativity performance.On top of the nativity, the children and their families also supported the Advertiser’s annual toy appeal with several bags and boxes full of goodies for needy children and young people across Lanarkshire to wake up to on Christmas day.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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