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01/03/2024 at 5:25 pm #7382
Mathew Yeoh
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    Hi Jean

    Thanks for your answers

    For #3, I was just thinking about whether students had access to the whole plot of land or had to consider the preservation of certain areas of the garden or perhaps if the trees or anywhere else nearby was a memorial or had any sort of historical/cultural/etc significance which they had to be aware of or preserve.

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