Something about Raymond

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By Computers Now
Community contribution / June 19, 2014

TALES of kind-hearted volunteers who give up their time to help the less fortunate are always touching, but Cherie Raymond’s story is an especially heart-warming one.

The young primary teacher from Western Australia loves being around children so much that she has dedicated the last ten ...

This story appeared in the July 2014 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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