Talk:Aquinas College Junior School
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[edit] Repetitive
Why does this article repeat so much of the content from Aquinas College, Perth? For example the House system is not unique to the Junior School so it only needs to summarise the other article.
Also, the lead of the Student Life section makes it sound like the article is about the college, not just the junior school.
Garrie 22:03, 27 March 2007 (UTC)
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