Gurmukhi Learning Hub Incorporated

About Gurmukhi Learning Hub

Gurmukhi Learning Hub was created with one clear purpose — to preserve and pass on the Punjabi language to the next generation in Australia. We understand the challenge of raising bilingual children. That’s why our teaching approach is structured, patient, and child-friendly.

We aim to build:

• Confidence in reading and writing

• Strong pronunciation skills

• Cultural pride and identity

At Gurmukhi Learning Hub, we believe language is more than words — it is identity, confidence, and culture. Based in Western Australia, we provide structured Punjabi and Gurmukhi classes designed especially for children growing up away from their cultural homeland. Our goal is simple: to help children feel proud, confident, and connected to their heritage.

We operate as an incorporated non‑profit organisation in Western Australia, created to support families who wish to preserve Punjabi language and culture for the next generation.

ABN & Registration

Gurmukhi Learning Hub — Incorporated Non‑Profit Organisation is officially registered in Western Australia.

ABN Registered: 51 289 037 943

This registration supports our purpose of providing Punjabi language and cultural education to children and families in a structured, transparent, and community‑focused way.

Founder & Principal Teacher

Amandeep Kaur is a passionate educator who carries a deep love for Punjabi language, culture, and community. With a warm, structured, and child‑friendly approach, she teaches Gurmukhi in a way that helps Australian‑born children build confidence, identity, and connection to their roots.

Her teaching style blends clarity with encouragement, ensuring every child feels supported, respected, and inspired to learn.

Our Mission & Values

Our mission is to preserve the beauty of Punjabi language and culture by making learning joyful, meaningful, and accessible for every child. We believe language is identity — a bridge between generations, stories, and heritage.

• Cultural Pride: Celebrating Punjabi heritage with love and respect.
• Connection: Helping Australian‑born children stay close to their roots.
• Clarity: Teaching Gurmukhi in a simple, structured, confidence‑building way.
• Warmth: Creating a safe, encouraging space for every learner.
• Community: Strengthening families through language and culture.

Why Learn Punjabi?

Punjabi is more than a language — it is emotion, identity, and belonging. For children growing up in Australia, learning Punjabi helps them stay connected to their roots while building confidence in who they are.

• Strengthens cultural identity and family connection.
• Builds bilingual skills that support cognitive development.
• Helps children read and understand Gurbani with respect.
• Encourages pride in heritage and community.
• Creates a lifelong bond with Punjabi culture and values.

Why Choose Us?

• Structured step-by-step Gurmukhi curriculum.
• Small, supportive class environment.
• Focus on reading, writing & understanding.
• Cultural connection through stories and traditions.
• Safe and welcoming learning space.

Programs

Curriculum

Our curriculum follows a structured, Western-style approach designed for children born and raised outside India. We use internationally recognised Punjabi learning resources, including materials from Sikhiaa.org (USA), and supplement them with teacher-designed lessons tailored to each student’s level.

Lessons are adapted according to age, language background, and learning pace. Additional worksheets, practice exercises, reading materials, and interactive activities are incorporated to strengthen literacy, comprehension, and confidence.

2026 Term Dates

Term 1: Monday 2 February – Friday 10 April (10 weeks)

Term 2: Monday 27 April – Friday 3 July (10 weeks)

Term 3: Monday 20 July – Friday 25 September (10 weeks)

Term 4: Monday 12 October – Thursday 17 December (10 weeks)

Gurmukhi Learning Hub follows the Western Australian school term calendar for all programs.

Gurmukhi Learning Hub Incorporated – Policies

Gurmukhi Learning Hub Incorporated is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive learning environment for all students and families. These policies ensure clarity, consistency, and care in everything we do.

1. CHILD SAFETY & SAFEGUARDING POLICY

Children’s safety and wellbeing are our highest priority.

Our Commitment

• Every child has the right to feel safe.
• Bullying, abuse, neglect, or unsafe behaviour is not tolerated.
• All concerns are taken seriously.

Working With Children Check

• Any adult working directly with children must hold a valid Working With Children Check (WA).
• Volunteers or assistants may not supervise children without appropriate clearance.

Appropriate Adult Behaviour

• Treat children with respect and dignity.
• Use appropriate language at all times.
• Maintain professional boundaries.
• Avoid being alone with a child in a closed or private space.
• Never use physical discipline.
• Report any safety concerns appropriately.

Supervision

• Children are supervised during scheduled class times only.
• Parents/guardians remain responsible for children before class begins and immediately after class ends.
• Repeated late pickups may result in review of enrolment.

Reporting Concerns

• Any safety concern will be handled calmly and respectfully.
• Concerns may be reported in line with Western Australian legal requirements.
• Confidentiality will be maintained as far as reasonably possible.

2. CODE OF CONDUCT

Students

• Speak respectfully to teachers and classmates.
• Listen when others are speaking.
• No teasing, bullying, or put-downs.
• Follow teacher instructions and routines.
• Respect books, materials, and the learning space.

Parents & Guardians

• Communicate respectfully.
• Support class routines and expectations.
• Ensure punctual drop-off and pick-up.
• Raise concerns directly and calmly with the organisation.

Unsafe or consistently disruptive behaviour may result in a meeting with parents and review of enrolment.

3. CLASSROOM GUIDELINES

Punctuality

• Students should arrive at least 5 minutes before class starts.
• If a student will be late or absent, parents should notify the teacher in advance.

Preparation Before Class

• Parents are encouraged to ensure children are fed and have used the toilet before class.
• Students may use the toilet during class when genuinely needed.

Stationery & Materials

• Students should bring pencils and erasers only.
• Sharpeners, pens, markers, and coloured pencils are not permitted during class time.

Water Bottles

• Only spill-proof bottles are permitted.

Respect for Premises

• Students must walk calmly indoors.
• Learning materials and furniture must be handled carefully.
• Only designated teaching areas are accessible to students and families.

4. PREMISES & PARKING POLICY

Gurmukhi Learning Hub Incorporated operates from a private residential property. Safety and respect for neighbours are essential.

Drop-Off & Pick-Up

• Parents must supervise children during arrival and departure.
• Children must not play on the road, driveway, or neighbouring properties.
• Parents remain responsible for children until class begins and immediately after class ends.

Parking Guidelines

• Please park legally and safely in designated areas.
• Do not block the driveway at any time.
• Be mindful of neighbours and surrounding properties.
• Walking is encouraged where possible to reduce congestion.

5. CCTV & RECORDING POLICY

• The premises are CCTV protected for safety and security.
• Cameras monitor the premises to maintain safety.
• An indoor hallway camera ensures safe entry and exit of students.
• Footage is securely stored and accessed only by authorised personnel.

6. PRIVACY POLICY

Information We May Collect

• Student and parent/guardian names
• Contact details
• Emergency information
• Medical or allergy information (if provided)
• Attendance records
• CCTV footage

How Information Is Used

• Enrolment and communication
• Student safety and wellbeing
• Administrative purposes

Storage & Protection

• Information is stored securely.
• Access is limited to authorised personnel.
• Information is not sold or shared for marketing.
• Parents may request access or correction.

7. HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY

Illness

• Unwell children should stay home.
• Parents must inform us of allergies or medical conditions.

Emergency Situations

• Emergency contact details must remain up to date.
• Basic first aid may be administered if required.
• Emergency services may be contacted in serious situations.
• Closed shoes are recommended for safety.

8. ATTENDANCE POLICY

• Students are encouraged to attend 100% of classes.
• Exceptions apply for medical or genuine circumstances.
• Parents should notify the teacher if a student will be late or absent.
• Repeated unexplained absences may affect learning progress.

9. FEE POLICY

• All learning materials are included within the term fee.
• Fees are charged per term and payable before the term begins.
• Compassionate fee adjustments may be considered for hardship.
• Fees are generally non-refundable once a term has commenced.

10. ENROLMENT TERMS & CONDITIONS

• Parents agree to follow all policies listed on this website.
• Ensure punctual drop-off and pick-up.
• Maintain respectful communication.
• Inform us of medical or safety needs.
• Pay fees by the due date.
• Enrolment may be reviewed if policies are repeatedly breached.

11. COMPLAINTS HANDLING POLICY

• Concerns should be raised directly with us.
• Concerns will be acknowledged within a reasonable timeframe.
• We aim to resolve matters fairly and respectfully.
• Meetings may be arranged if required.
• All complaints are handled confidentially.

12. INCIDENT REPORTING

• Incidents involving injury, conflict, or safety concerns will be documented.
• Parents will be informed where appropriate.
• Records will be stored securely.

FINAL STATEMENT

These policies may be updated periodically to reflect best practice and legal requirements. Continued enrolment indicates acceptance of these policies.

Lessons focus on clear progression in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding Gurmukhi, while nurturing cultural identity and confidence.

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