EDITORIAL
Setu magazine of Bengali language and culture school Melbourne
This is our great pleasure to publish Setu newsletter for April-September
2017 issue. This issue has highlighted few items related to our Bengali culture
and languages. Importantly, the majority of the writings in this issue are
from the BLCS community. This is a fantastic news for everyone involved
with BLCS and Setu as we all want to see BLCS as a symbol of Bengali
language and culture at Melbourne. It also proves the active involvements
and motivation about our culture, language and community. This issue
included a small introduction to ‘Gurudev’ Rabindranath Tagore and
‘National poet of Bangladesh’ Kazi Nazrul Islam for their important
contributions to Bengali language. There is one short story mainly for our
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school going children, also included in this issue.
Dear reader, you might notice in this issue, we tried to maintain Setu as a
media to communicate with BLCS community. This issue thus included a
summary of new child safety policy. We have also tried to put some
interesting materials for our children in this issue. In next issue, we have
planned to make a separate section for childrens’ learning and development
materials.
Our readers are one of our main motivations to work for Setu.
Enjoy reading this issue and send us your feedback and comments on what
others things you would like to see in next issue.
Read the full issue here,
