School practice

Hey, what's up?

 Iʼm 2-XTA-21 group student Abdumajitova Gulasal.

Nowadays, we have Practice lesson. So, we go to the 9  School for pass the Practice😊😊🧑‍🎓🏫 🧑‍🏫.
We organized educational party.




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