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Kids activities

I just wondered if anyone knows where I stand, my daughter attends a dance school which is now closed, I am due to pay for next months lessons on the 1st of next month but I am currently not working now so really cant afford it as it is over £100. I understand that the dance school will be relying on the money but do I have to pay now they have closed or should I keep paying the direct debit.  

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  • I have a two year old who is no longer going nursery or to football classes. His preference is to be outside or some kind of soft-play but inside, he spends most of his time staring at the iPad at present (bad parent I know) as he's lost interest in most of his toys.
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