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New Bantama M/A KO and Primary Schools

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New Bantama M A KO and Primary Schools is a modest public school tucked in Sintreso's community hub where kids learn basics with care. Visitors see cheerful classrooms and friendly teachers guiding young minds in daily lessons. It sits close to the main road near the Sintreso market parking area. This school grows learning one child at a time with steady support. Every student there gets a strong start in our local community.

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