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KZN Midlands Youth Choir at Treverton College

22 July 2024 by Guest

The KZN Midlands Youth Choir are gracing our Alan Staples Centre Theatre stage on the 31st of July. Don’t miss out on this fantastic performance – 31st July at 18h30. Tickets are on sale via the link below and at the door! https://forms.gle/uKxxgFHhQuqqimGx5 Education truly is an adventure. For further information please visit www.treverton.co.za CLICK …

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