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AIA's SWIN Wellbeing and Inclusion Newsletter — Issue 18
October 2026 · Spring Term 3 holidays
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October 2026
Inspiring quote of the month
“It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart.”
Events this month
- School Holidays!!
- HSC Exams start — good luck to all our students
- Daylight saving Sunday 4th Oct
- Term 4 begins 12th of Oct
Theme of the Month: Spring Term 3 holidays
Wellbeing focus: Grow From Within
Wellbeing focus: Grow From Within
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“The most beloved deeds to Allah are those which are done regularly, even if they are few.”
— Sahih al-Bukhari 6465
Past weeks →Looking after your mental health in the holidays
Holidays can be a chance to reset. Small, simple habits can help you feel more balanced, connected and ready for the next term.
Read more →🏆 ChallengesAll challenges →
The SWIN Reading Challenge
Year 7Year 8Year 9Year 10 +25 pts
Can you read all five? Choose a little reading time each day and discover five brilliant stories.
Entries close 15 November 2026
The Spring Kindness Challenge 2026
Year 7Year 8Year 9Year 10Year 11Year 12 +30 pts
As this Spring comes to life and all the nature is at the best version of itself, we want you to be at your best too! Come join u…
Entries close 31 October 2026
📣 SWIN eventsAll events →
6Nov
⭐ Deputy's VIP studentsMore →
October 2026 · Mr Akkawy
- Mariam Mall
- Ayaan Nazireen
- Noah Makkouk
- Adam Makkouk
🏠 House points of the monthPoints & leaderboard →
Temperance
1101
Justice
1214
Courage
863
Wisdom
1148
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Book of the month · October 2026
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A gentle story about friendship, imagination and seeing what really matters.
The SWIN reading list →