BALGA Primary School students greeted the school community in their native languages and shared a feast as part of Harmony Day.
The school held a community assembly, long table lunch and wore traditional clothing on March 21.
Students entertained the audience with percussion sticks, drumming and a song that promoted inclusion and living together in peace.
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Senior students also performed at the City of Stirling’s Harmony Day event in Mirrabooka on March 15.
Principal Anika Blackmore acknowledged the school’s health and well-being committee for planning the celebrations.
“Active engagement in these events demonstrate our school’s commitment to valuing cultural diversity within our community,” she said.