Celebrating harmony: Archie Bauer, 7, Lacey Falla, 8, Hatice Sut, 5, and Filip Poulous, 6. Photos: Georgia Rossiter
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Students at Orrvale Primary School dressed in their cultures’ traditional clothes to celebrate Harmony Day on Friday, March 18.
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At a whole school assembly in the morning, students shared their cultural backgrounds and what Harmony Day meant to them, while dedicated parents prepared a diverse lunch of butter chicken, sushi, kebabs, gelato and spanakopita.
Assistant principal Kirsten Dickins said it was because of the parents they were able to put on events such as Harmony Day.
“We have such a generous community,” she said.
All together: Nirvair Singh, 5, Jersey Loobey, 8, Gurbaaz Kaur, 6, and Seerat Kaur, 7.
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Celebrating culture: Mohamed Chkhaidem, 6, and Allae (AJ) Chkhaidem, 8.
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Learning about Harmony Day: Yasmine Arjo, 5, Eva Nicolaci, 7, and Levi Mariner, 6.
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Traditions on display: Seerat Thandi, 11, Jodh Singh, 11, Aleyna Bulut, 11, Sukhseerat Khehra, 11, and Zioni Garling-Mathyssen, 10.
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Cuisines galore: Melisha Iaria, Antonio Iaria, 9, Xavier Ahana, 10, and Seerat Thandi, 11.
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Parade: Students take part in a school parade on Friday, March 18.
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