In harmony, (from left) Chelsea Darlington, Aidan McLennan, Shania Pevy and Shimmer Cameron.
Last week at Red Range Public School saw a celebration of Harmony Day where students participated in a variety of activities that were inclusive of all students.
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The students rotated through art activities, kite making and sport.
The purpose behind all these activities was to acknowledge the need to co-operate in groups, develop skills to acknowledge differences whilst still living harmoniously.
Cassidy Langlo enjoys some of the art activities.
Harmony Day is held every year on March 21.
The day coincides with the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
The main message for Harmony Day was “everyone belongs”.
It aims to foster a sense of participation in the community.
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