Harmony Week is where “everyone belongs”. It’s a celebration that recognises our diversity and brings Australians from different backgrounds together. It’s also about raising awareness and encouraging inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for all. You often wear ‘orange’ on Harmony Day (or throughout Harmony week) to show your support.
At Camp Australia, we recognise the importance of Harmony Week and dedicate Your OSHC days to educate and engage children about what it means to “belong” and discuss different backgrounds, communities and cultures.
Here are some ways our children at OSHC have shown their support for Harmony Week. They have taken part in Harmony Week activities and created Harmony Day art.
Holy Name PS – Harmony Day Art
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St John’s Lutheran – Harmony Day Art
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St John’s Lutheran School – Harmony Week Activities
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Clayton North Primary School – Harmony Day Art
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Yarrawarrah Public School – Harmony Day Activities
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Your OSHC Before and After School Care for Term 2 is now open – register or book in your child today!