For a better future for children, the Australian Druze Arab School has worked tirelessly.
Thanks to the volunteering of teachers, parents, administration, and the constant support of the community, the Arabic school in Campbelltown – Australia, and its management team have worked relentlessly to provide the best services to students.
In 2014, the school began offering the opportunity to learn the Arabic language. Two teachers received their certificates from the then-Minister of Education, Jennifer Rankin, at the graduation ceremony of the Ethnic Schools Board. The school still needed more teachers to help manage the large number of students enrolled in some classes, and to work on developing the school and its curriculum.
Celebrations held at the school included Eid al-Adha, Children's Day, and others.
As for the renovation of the school building, it received notable support from community members who helped the school significantly at the beginning, including Farid Al-Danf, Wassim Daw, Hisham Obeid, Fadi Daw, Bassam Ghosn, and Nadim Rashid.
