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  OUR TEACHERS  

At Green Valley Languages and Arts School, we are proud to be able to distinguish ourselves from the crowd with a team of qualified, professional teachers who have proven themselves by delivering a high quality of teaching and an engaging, fun learning experience for their students. 

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All of our teachers are qualified to teach in their field, are registered with the NSW Federation of Community Language Schools, and have valid employee Working With Children Check clearance from the NSW Children's Guardian. 

hindi language

Hindi language is the foundation for keeping our culture and traditions alive and positively contributing to Australian multiculturalism. Learning Hindi Language is not a waste of time, and in this day and age it can be especially empowering for young people forming their identities to help remember their roots and learn to proud of their ancestry.

 

GVLAS urges parents who wish to make their children Hindi-literate to talk to the enrolments committee at the school for further information.

Mrs Vandana Gupta

Years 10-12 Teacher

School Principal

 

Mrs Gupta is the Principal of GVLAS and one of the founding teachers. She has a Master of Sanskrit and teaches HSC-level Hindi, and has helped many students achieve outstanding results.

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She has a wealth of knowledge and many years of experience in teaching and learning. Mrs Gupta is pleased to see more of today’s youth taking an interest in learning their root language and promoting Hindi language and arts.

Mrs Uma Prasad 

Years 2 Teacher

 

Mrs Prasad has extensive teaching experience, and is a qualified teacher registered with the DEC. She has been teaching at GVLAS since 2003 and is currently teaching the new enrolments in Kindy.

 

She was a teacher in Fiji for 14 years, and has since accumulated over 25 years of experience in language and teaching from Kindergarten to Year 8 level.

Mr Abhishek Mishra 

Junior Harmonium Teacher

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Mr Mishra is currently studying a Bachelors in Arts (Pathway to teaching secondary) majoring in English and Business studies from the University of Western Sydney. He completed his HSC in 2016, including Hindi. 

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He feels privileged to be teaching junior Harmonium at Green Valley Languages and Arts School, and enjoys providing the younger students with the basics and fundamentals of music. He focuses on helping them to learn the foundations and fundamentals of raags, sargam, the functioning of a baja, good posture for playing harmonium and help them explore the different types of harmoniums and playing styles they can use.

arts (music and dance)

The arts are a critical part of cultivating depth in the culture. In the Hindu culture, harmunia and tabla are core to the teaching of music and help students understand their culture to a greter depth. 

Bharatnatyam is a traditional classical Indian dance form, and conveys storytelling with grace and poise. 

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GVLAS encourages students taking Hindi language classes to explore these arts to broaden their knowledge of Hindu traditions and culture. 

Mr Aakash Prasad

Years 10-12 Assistant Teacher and Junior Tabla Teacher

 

Mr Prasad is an alumnus of GVLAS, having graduated in 2011 after completing his HSC in Hindi with outstanding Band 6 results coming 3rd in NSW. 

 

He enjoyed his time at Hindi School and made some great friends. He feels that now it's time for him to give back and pass on the language and life lessons that he has been fortunate enough to gain from his teachers, and ensure that our communities values, culture and heritage are entrusted to and appreciated by the next generation. 

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