Students and teachers, across primary and secondary from The School of Total Education (SOTE) enjoyed celebrating Harmony Day last week.
Some wore traditional clothing representing their cultural heritage while others wore orange, the official colour of Harmony Day.
The primary classes created Harmony Trees where all students decorated their hand prints and displayed them on the tree as leaves.
The older grades also wrote about what harmony means to them.
The day gave the children the opportunity to enjoy the difference of other cultures but at the same time understand that we are all one people with the same need for love, acceptance and respect.
