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Diwali Celebration at Auburn

Our early learning centre in Auburn had a delightful day celebrating Diwali! The children engaged in creating collage Rangolis and crafting traditional Rangoli patterns using vibrant powdered colors. They also dressed in colourful traditional Indian outfits and learned about the significance and customs of Diwali during group time. To top off the festivities, they participated in making and cooking roti, which was enjoyed for lunch alongside delicious butter chicken. This celebration highlighted the importance of cultural inclusivity within our early learning centre. By sharing the traditions of Diwali, we cultivated an environment rich in diversity, respect, and understanding. The children’s enthusiasm and active participation reflected their capacity to value and appreciate diverse cultural practices. It truly was a day brimming with creativity, culture, and friendship!
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