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Eid Al Adha – October 2013

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IMPORTANT DATES

July
• 3-7 Mid Year Trial Exams
• 10 First Day of Term 3
• 13 Parent Teacher Interviews – no students
• 17 Y5 & Y12 Graduation Photos
• 24 Secondary Al Aqsa Week
• 31 Students finish at 12.40

August
• 22 Students finish at 12.40

September
• 14 Last Day of Term 3 for students
• 15 Curriculum Day – no students

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Al-Taqwa College was originally named the Islamic School of Werribee which was established in 1986. It was one of the very first Islamic educational institutions in Victoria and currently the largest one in operation. Some quick facts about our College:

* Located in Truganina, Victoria
* Over 2000 enrolled students
* Over 300 staff members
* 30 Year Anniversary in 2016
* Operates 2 other campuses
* Operates Camp Coorong

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Al-Taqwa College acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Taungurung people as the Traditional Custodians of the lands upon which our school stands. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present.