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St. Patrick's Elementary School

1956 establishments in British ColumbiaCatholic elementary schools in British ColumbiaEducational institutions established in 1956Elementary schools in Victoria, British ColumbiaPrivate schools in British Columbia

St. Patrick's, an independent co-educational Catholic elementary school of approximately 315 Grade K-7 students in Greater Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

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St. Patrick's Elementary School
Trent Street, Victoria North Jubilee

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St. Patrick's School

Trent Street 2346
V8R 4W6 Victoria, North Jubilee
British Columbia, Canada
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