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GFS Printzone, run by students at Grangefield School and Technology College, have launched their business website! Products in their range include posters, business cards, banners and of course the ever popular canvas wraps! All of which can be created with the uBiz Enterprise Education centre. You can visit the GFS Printzone website here: http://www.grangefieldschool.co.uk/gfsprintzone
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