AGBU Alexander Primary School

21/09/2026

🇦🇲 CELEBRATING ARMENIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY 2026! 🇦🇲
Today at AGBU Alexander Primary School, we proudly celebrated Armenian Independence Day with our students at a special assembly, learning about Armenia’s history, national symbols, culture, and the significance of 21st September.
Surrounded by the colours of the Armenian tricolour ❤️ red, 💙 blue and 🧡 orange, our students reflected on our heritage, our identity and our hopes for the future.
The celebration finished with a lively Armenian dance, bringing everyone together in the joy of our culture and traditions. 🇦🇲
A special day to remember where we come from, celebrate who we are, and continue To Grow & Serve.
Շնորհաւոր Անկախութեան Օր 🇦🇲
Happy Armenian Independence Day! ❤️ 💙 🧡

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20/09/2026

🏆 2026 SPORTS CARNIVAL 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️
What a fantastic day of energy, enthusiasm and healthy competition at our 2026 Sports Carnival!
Our students competed in a variety of individual events, with students across different age groups challenging themselves, striving for personal bests and cheering one another on. The excitement continued as our four Houses: 💚Ararat, ❤️Massis, 💙Sevan and💛 Yerevan battled it out in team events, demonstrating teamwork, determination and incredible House spirit!
From running and skipping to team challenges and relays, the field was full of smiles, encouragement, and memorable moments.
One school, four Houses, one great day of sport!

19/09/2026

REMEMBERING • HONOURING • EDUCATING
AGBU Alexander Primary School was honoured to be represented at the "2026 Armenian Genocide Commemorative Lecture" at NSW Parliament House, organised by the Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies (AIHGS).
School Captain Sarkis Demirjian, together with Principal Mr Manoug Demirjian, attended this significant occasion and participated in the solemn wreath-laying ceremony at the Armenian Genocide Memorial Khatchkar in the 'Peace Garden', paying tribute to the innocent victims of the Armenian Genocide.
The delegation then attended the lecture “Anzac Bread”, presented by distinguished scholar Dr Panayiotis Diamadis, highlighting an important development in Australian education: the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek Genocides will be included in the NSW Stage 5 History Syllabus.
This is a significant step toward ensuring these histories are taught appropriately to future generations. For our students, remembering our history is not only about looking to the past, but also about learning, preserving truth, and ensuring that the stories of those who suffered are not forgotten.
AGBU Alexander Primary School is proud to nurture students who value their heritage, honour the memory of those who came before them, and carry this responsibility into the future.
We remember. We honour. We will never forget.

17/09/2026

CAKE STALL & GAMES DAY
Our Year 5 & 6 students put their learning about "Government" into action by fundraising for their Canberra excursion! 🏛️
A wonderful opportunity to learn, contribute and work together towards an exciting educational experience. 🌟

16/09/2026

10/09/2026

💛 R U OK? | A LITTLE BRACELET, A BIG MESSAGE! 💛
Yesterday, our Alexander students celebrated R U OK? Day by making special friendship bracelets as a simple reminder of the importance of kindness, friendship and looking out for one another.
Once their bracelets were made, students selected a name and gifted their bracelet to that person - spreading a little friendship and letting someone know they are cared for. 🤝💛
The activity continued during lunch, when students discovered a special message tucked inside their lunch packs - another little reminder that everyone deserves to feel supported, heard and cared for.
Being a good friend, checking in, listening and showing kindness are things we can do every day.
R U OK? 💛 Because a simple question can make a big difference.

GodsLightWeLearnandServe

09/09/2026

EXPLORING EARTH’S SYSTEMS! 🌏🔍
Our students took their learning outdoors with an exciting excursion to Fisherman’s Beach and the Long Reef headlands, where they explored Earth’s systems and discovered how our environment is constantly changing.
Students investigated the atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere, observing how air, land, water and living things work together to support life.🌱🌊
They also explored how wind, water and living things weather rocks, and how moving water causes erosion and shapes the landscape. From examining the rock pools platform and climbing to the lookout to walking across the beach to investigate sediments, rock formations, and landforms, students saw these scientific concepts in action.
A wonderful day of exploring, experimenting, questioning and discovering beyond the classroom! 🔬

08/09/2026

ONE YEAR AGO… our students took the stage for our 35th Anniversary Concert. Thank you to our incredible performers, families and staff who made this historic milestone unforgettable!

“Honouring the Past, Embracing the Present, Inspiring the Future”A...

08/09/2026

ONE YEAR AGO… our students took the stage for our 35th Anniversary Concert. Thank you to our incredible performers, families and staff who made this historic milestone unforgettable!

“Honouring the Past, Embracing the Present, Inspiring the Future”AGBU Alexander Primary School's 35th Anniversary Concert Sunday, 7 September 2025The Concour...

06/09/2026

💙 FATHER’S DAY | FAITH • FAMILY • SERVICE
This Father’s Day, our students celebrated the spirit of service and community, assisting at the Armenian Apostolic Church of Holy Resurrection Sydney Australia by offering parishioners tea, coffee and sweets after church.
A beautiful reminder that the values we learn from our fathers - kindness, generosity and service to others - help shape us into caring members of our community.
“In God’s Light, We Learn & Serve.”
Happy Father’s Day to all our wonderful fathers and father figures! 💙