Parramatta North Public School

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Ignite your imagination during Science Week

15 Aug 2022

Be ready to ignite your imagination during Science week. Science Week is Australia’s largest annual celebration of science, technology,...

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COVID-smart measures in Term 3

10 Aug 2022

NSW public schools have adopted a range of COVID-smart measures to keep students and staff safe in Term 3 and beyond. NSW Education Sec...

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2022 K-2 Athletics Carnival

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2022 Attending ~ Connecting ~ Growing

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2022 Education Week ~ Creating futures – education changes lives.

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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our students live and are educated, the Burramattagal people of the Darug Nation. Burramattagal men, women and children lived on this land long before us, respected it, listened to it and cared for it. Now it is up to us to continue to care for and share this land together. We wish to acknowledge and show respect for their elders, past, present and emerging, for their continuing culture, their connection to the land and water and the contributions they make to the life of our community, both now and in the past.

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