Tye Chambers, Rehua Hook, Nate Hutchins, Tom Whipp, Olivia Grant, Sumner Royal, Emma Harris and Emaan Dogan.
Camera IconTye Chambers, Rehua Hook, Nate Hutchins, Tom Whipp, Olivia Grant, Sumner Royal, Emma Harris and Emaan Dogan. Credit: Supplied/Jon Hewson        www.communitypix.com.au d467013

Charthouse Primary School gets colourful for Harmony Day

Vanessa SchmittWeekend Kwinana Courier

CHARTHOUSE Primary School students wore orange to celebrate Harmony Day on Tuesday.

Orange was the chosen colour because the fruit is symbolic of how the world is segmented, yet forms a single whole.

Students made a hand collage in the shape of Australia to go on display.

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They researched and enjoyed activities focussing on the local Noongar culture. Students also made a language tree to learn about local Noongar seasons, performed Dreamtime stories and cooked damper.