The whole school coming together to celebrate that “Everyone Belongs”, on Harmony Day at San Remo Primary.
Evie, Gemma and Scarlet working together and having fun, as part of Harmony Day activities at San Remo Primary School.
Sisters, Harli and Sienna, and siblings Frankie and Monty with Alex, coming together during the playtime, as part of San Remo Primary’s Harmony Day activities.
Harmony Day was celebrated at San Remo Primary School on March 21.
Students and staff dressed in a splash of orange and participated in activities that focussed on inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone.
The school’s Student Support Leaders ran inclusive games and activities in the yard at recess and lunchtime, with music playing and student working together. Activities included dodge ball, parachute games and a scavenger hunt.
Teachers planned Harmony Day activities in their classroom where there was collaboration, togetherness and understanding of the multiculturalism of our local community and beyond.
Lauren Hamer, Disability Inclusion and Wellbeing Leader at San Remo Primary School said, “Harmony Day is a great opportunity for us to celebrate who we are and what we stand for, ensuring everyone feels a sense of belonging, within our school and community.”
