
Punjabi School
Punjabi school is run by SAWA at Canningvale Gurdwara sahib for the benefit of the community. It provides free Punjabi language education to children of ages 5-11. It is very important for Sikh children born in Australia to learn their mother tongue language. Punjabi is mother tongue of Punjab and also Punjabi is the language of the Sikh religion. Through learning Punjabi, the children gain knowledge and understanding of Sikh culture and spiritual heritage and develop a strong tie with Punjab, the birthplace of Sikhism.
Importantly, the Guru Granth Sahib Ji is written in Gurmukhi language and only through learning and understanding Punjabi that Sikh children can fully understand the rich Sikh History, Sikh Culture and the values underlaying it; Naam japo (remember God), Kirat karo (Work with honesty) and Vand shako (Share with others).
Punjabi school provides a safe environment for all children to flourish and welcome students from all backgrounds, and from all parts of the country. We aim to provide a holistic and enriching learning experience through excellent classroom teaching, extra-curriculum activities and strong pastoral care. We hope to provide the children with a secure environment to begin their journey into Sikhi, an understanding of the key principles that underpin Sikhi and the ability to learn how to apply these core principles to their everyday life.
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What we do
Gurdwara sahib provides professional tutors for teaching classes which are held every Saturday and Sunday in the Canningvale Gurudwara sahib classrooms.
Punjabi Beginners class- Saturday and Sunday- 9.30-11.30 am
Punjabi Intermediate class- Saturday and Sunday- 9.30-11.30 am
Punjabi School Manager : Jaskiran Kaur Cheema 0403 028 284

Kids writing Letter in Punjabi to their Grand Parents in India




Kids making a Project for Rakhi in Punjabi Class

Punjabi school kids celebrated Diwali, they all coloured in pictures related to Diwali and painted their own candle holders. Everyone was givena candle holders with a tea light candles in them




Kids Making Father's Day Cards
Kids are enjoying a story which was played on electronic interactive board