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Ramadan Kareem to our families who are celebrating at this time. The year 1 students have been enjoying learning and sharing about Ramadan with Ms Shaymaa. This year Ramadan will last until the 30th March.
Did you know that the Muslim calendar year is shorter than the 365 days of the Gregorian calendar year, so Ramadan begins 10 to 12 days earlier each year.
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Ramadan Kareem to our families who are celebrating at this time. The year 1 students have been enjoying learning and sharing about Ramadan with Ms Shaymaa. This year Ramadan will last until the 30th March. 
Did you know that the Muslim calendar year is shorter than the 365 days of the Gregorian calendar year, so Ramadan begins 10 to 12 days earlier each year.Image attachmentImage attachment

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Ramadan Mubarak ☪️

Friday 7th March is a Student Free Day.
Our staff will be using this opportunity to develop their understanding of the new SA Curriculum and strengthen our whole school approach to positive behaviours for learning.
Please contact Aida Chapman at OSHC if you are
needing to book your child in for the Friday. (08) 8281 5104

Monday 10th March is a public holiday, with students
returning back to school on Tuesday 11th March.
We hope you enjoy the long weekend with your children.
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Friday 7th March is a Student Free Day. 
Our staff will be using this opportunity to develop their understanding of the new SA Curriculum and strengthen our whole school approach to positive behaviours for learning.
Please contact Aida Chapman at OSHC if you are
needing to book your child in for the Friday. (08) 8281 5104

Monday 10th March is a public holiday, with students
returning back to school on Tuesday 11th March. 
We hope you enjoy the long weekend with your children.

Friday, 21st February was the United Nations Mother Language Day which takes place on this date annually and is celebrated in over 200 countries. The day helps raise awareness about the importance of using our first, or Mother Tongue language, and reminds us that languages advance inclusion and understanding of each other.

We are excited that at our beautiful Global Peace School, here at Parafield Gardens, 64% of students speak English as an additional language or dialect with many of our remarkable students and staff speaking multiple languages.

Room 21 celebrated this special day by sharing our Mother Languages in class. Ms Rahila read We're going on a Bear Hunt in Farsi and the students loved looking at books in their Mother tongue languages.
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Friday, 21st February was the United Nations Mother Language Day which takes place on this date annually and is celebrated in over 200 countries. The day helps raise awareness about the importance of using our first, or Mother Tongue language, and reminds us that languages advance inclusion and understanding of each other. 

We are excited that at our beautiful Global Peace School, here at Parafield Gardens, 64% of students speak English as an additional language or dialect with many of our remarkable students and staff speaking multiple languages.  

Room 21 celebrated this special day by sharing our Mother Languages in class. Ms Rahila read Were going on a Bear Hunt in Farsi and the students loved looking at books in their Mother tongue languages.
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