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Acknowledgement of Country Meadowbank Public School speaks well of the snapper fish people of Dharug country., We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging., We extend that respect to all Aboriginal people present., We must always remember that under the concrete and asphalt, this land is Dharug Country.
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Message from the Principal Parent feedback Survey – We want to hear from you! , Healthy Harold , SRE and SEE , Does your child ride a bicycle or scooter to school? 
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Upcoming Events and Dates Upcoming Events: Iftar Dinner, Swimming Carnival Ribbons Presentation, Student Leader Badge Presentation, Kindergarten Community Hub and Teddy Bears' Picnic, Other
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Learning at Meadowbank Clean Up Australia Day
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Student Celebrations Representative Basketball 
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Parents & Citizens Association (P&C) School canteen volunteers needed
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Meadowbank TheirCare End of February Report
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Road Safety Reminders Children's and supervised crossings
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Community Noticeboard Meadowbank Scout Group, West Ryde Rovers Football and Netball Club, Hunters Hill Physie, Marsden High School Open Night, New High School Macquarie Park - Community Feedback Session, Macquarie Performing Arts, Kids Upfront Drama Academy, Hunters Hill Rugby Minis, Holiday Programs, Just Football Academy
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Learning at Meadowbank

Clean Up Australia Day

On Monday 2 March, students in K/6C, K/6B, and K/6R participated in Clean Up Australia Day. Clean Up Australia Day is an annual nationwide event that encourages Australians to help protect and care for their local environment by collecting rubbish in a bid to provide a more sustainable future. 

 

Students leant about the history and importance of the day before actively collecting rubbish in the school grounds and in the TAFE green. Students were surprised by the amount of rubbish they discovered and commented on how important it is to put your rubbish in the bin. A great job by all students in ensuring they keep Australia and our community beautiful.

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