As the school bell rings, eight-year-old Elinor Al Daoud runs from the classroom, beaming as she hugs her friends.
It is recess time at the East Gosford primary school and the children sprint to the other side of the playground to play handball with Elinor's older brother, George.
The siblings, who are Syrian refugees, have come a long way since starting at the NSW central coast school less than five months ago.
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