Students celebrated by wearing orange, the official colour of Harmony Day.
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Ashley Darling
With plenty of food, paint and joy, the students of Banmira Specialist School spent the afternoon of Friday, March 20, celebrating the diversity that brings so much vibrancy to their community.
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“We’re putting a lot of effort into making Banmira a culturally safe school,” principal Jesse Whittaker said.
Students participated in everything from face painting to a footy game at the junior campus in Shepparton.
Chayse Warner received striking dots at the face painting station.
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Ashley Darling
Khyree Kaundun, Gabriel Gandionko, Ayse Aykin and M’Masa Asumani enjoy fried rice in the shade.
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Ashley Darling
Kade Turvey, Hamish Johnson-Campbell and Xavier Castles had a wonderful visit to the junior campus.
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Ashley Darling
Therapy dog Lumi was on duty to support the students.
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Ashley Darling
Lara Berens, Zylan Willis, Cecilia Manabat and Zac Deventaran celebrated the cultural diversity at Banmira.
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Ashley Darling
Aliyah Morgan and Usara Yapa do their part to encourage a welcoming environment.
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Ashley Darling
The Banmira students enjoy playing together in the sun.
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Ashley Darling
M’Masa Asumani visits the sensory station to make a creation out of putty.
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Ashley Darling
Assistant principal Georgia Bell, school council president Di Steven and former staff member Prue Dobson make sure everyone gets a good feed.
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Ashley Darling
