Keeping warm and woolly: Year 6 student Lina Elmalt.
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Rechelle Zammit
Sirius College Shepparton didn’t hold back with its Eid celebration on Friday, May 20.
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The school hosted its second Eid festival, complete with an obstacle course, jumping castle, mechanical bull, face painting and more.
Principal Muhammed Aksu said the event brought together the whole school and the wider community, with around 250 people attending.
“About 20 students may have fasted, some of them partially,” he said.
“At this age it’s about making them feel it’s a special time and a part of it, we’re helping them to understand the importance of Ramadan and thanks giving.
“The teachers, parents and friends association worked tirelessly to make it a great day.”
Creature comfort: Year 1 student Aseel Abdelhalek and Year 2 student Gufran Alghazali.
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Rechelle Zammit
Grin big: Year 1 student Serena Chkhaydem with Gurjas Singh and Emma Bangesh, who are both in Foundation.
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Rechelle Zammit
Cupcakes: Foundation student Noor Alghazaly with her Sirius College sweet treat.
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Rechelle Zammit
Little friend: Year 5 student Malak Almousawy and Lojin Alhomadi, who is in Year 4.
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Rechelle Zammit
Serenade: Sirius College Shepparton choir sings to the masses.
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Day of celebration: Year 3 student Aya Alfatelawi.
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Jumping castle: Year 1 student Iqra Yari, Rijja Changızı (Year 3), Umrah Hussain (Year 3) and Hibba Changızı (Year 4).
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Rechelle Zammit
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