Junior School

Weekly

A Message from our Head of Junior School

Ms Harold

Assalamu Alaykum

Dear parents/ carers,

This year National Child Protection Week will celebrate its

30th year with the theme: Putting children first.

Putting children first means prioritising the safety and

wellbeing of children. To grow up well children need to feel

safe and loved, have a chance to play and explore, have a say

in decisions that affect them, and access to essential things

like food, shelter and healthcare.

National Child Protection Week 2020 begins on 6th September

and concludes 12th September. Throughout the week, junior

school students will participate in a variety of activities to

raise student awareness of their own and others safety.

Please find attached some useful information regarding child

safety.

I’d like to thank all parents for their continued support and

cooperation in all matters relating to COVID 19 and keeping

your children home if unwell. Your ongoing support has kept

our school running and healthy!

With Father’s Day just around the corner, I’d also like to

remind all families that next week we will be hosting a ‘Fathers

and Others’ Day stall for your child to purchase a gift for

their father or someone special in their lives. Please see

attached letter for further information.

Lastly, I’d like to congratulate

Zaynab Hijazi for demonstrating her

character strengths, particularly

bravery and love of learning at our

morning assembly this week, when

she read her favourite book to the

whole school ‘Love from the

crayons’. Well done Zaynab!

Yours sincerely

Ms Harold

Term 3, 2020

Week 6

Gymnastics Program

K-2 Tuesdays

starting 4th of August

Years 3-6 Wednesdays

starting 5th of August

Father’s Day Stall

2nd, 3rd & 4th of

September

National Child

Protection Week

6th September – 12th

September

Book Fair

10th – 15th of September

Fiver for a Farmer

Friday 18th September

Things to come

Labayka Ya Hussain

Salamu Alaykum,

What a spectacular scene unfolded on the plains of Bellfield College today. As

we mourned Imam Hussain (as) and the day of Ashura, students were able to

reflect on the sacrifices that Imam Hussain (as), his family and companions

made on the 10th of Muharram in 61 AH.

Students made their way around 6 stations that taught them the significance

of the day of Ashura and the importance of always standing up for what is right

against what is wrong.

They then took their thoughts and emotions and put them on paper through

their letters to Imam Hussain, his family or his companions. As some students

teared up whilst writing their reflections or listening to the Majlis, it became

clear that the love of this noble man and his actions of truth have touched yet

another heart!

May we all walk in the path of Imam Hussain (as) and remain steadfast in truth

through our actions and words.

Enjoy the pictures.

Fiamanallah.

Julie Karaki.

Illuminations Coordinator.

Bellfield Community

Notice Board

Commonwealth School Banking

will start soon - stay tuned!!

LOST PROPERTY We have a large plastic tub full

of uniforms, lunch boxes and

drink bottles. If these items are

not collected by the end of the

Term, they will be disposed.

Uniform pieces will be donated

to our uniform shop. If your child

is missing any items, please

ensure they check the tubs at

recess or lunch. Please make

sure every item of clothing is

labelled.

Labelove

For personalised gift ideas visit @Labelove_

- Baby gifts and Hampers - Personalised bottles and lunch boxes

- Customised chopping boards - Eid gift and Decoration

- Pantry Labels