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Sydney Urdu School was formed in October 2018 with a vision to enrich language learning skills for children originating from Indian Sub-Continental Region. Sydney Urdu School takes great pride in starting this journey with one of the sweetest languages in the world, "Urdu".

Sydney Urdu School is a part of Community Language Schools of NSW. We are approved and our program is initiative of Department of Education NSW. Sydney Urdu School is part of United Subcontinental Languages Schools of NSW. We are proud to have a Management team with varied backgrounds and who are equally passionate about inculcating Urdu language skills in our new generation.

The management has been going above and beyond in providing encouragement, support, and access to activities that enable the children to help learn the beautiful Urdu language.

Our experienced faculty have been teaching locally and overseas for many years. Our teachers have bilingual skills and can communicate very well in English. Children who grow up here in Australia are comfortable with the using of English as a medium when required to be able to learn or develop a skill.

We very well understand this need and ensure that Teachers utilize English language to help students climb the ladder towards learning Urdu. Upon completion of the Urdu language classes by year end, we aim to develop a sense of love towards the Urdu language in the children. In addition, we aim that most students will be able read, write and communicate in basic Urdu language by the end of the year.

It is our good fortune to be associated with NSW Dept of Education. The department has always ensured that young children get the best start in life by supporting and regulating the early childhood education and care sector. NSW Dept of Education is the largest provider of public education in Australia with responsibility for delivering high-quality public education to two-thirds of the NSW student population.

Without any doubt, our humble initiative has been massively supported by the Community leaders as well as the community. The initiatives are all in line with our objective to promote Urdu and facilitate lifelong learning. Our honest intention is to have a similar plan for other Sub-continental languages like Hindi in the near future.