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Apr 17 2024 Updated April 17, 2024

Wangaratta Chronicle

ALL WELCOME: Students Gemma Flanagan, Milly Higham, Sophia Boyle, Jordana Moore, Dare Patton, Ryan VanDerPoel, Nash Farrugia, Lucas Milvain, Katelyn Joe and Ella McGauran with a colourful artwork capturing the spirit of harmony celebrations.

Wangaratta Primary School

In harmony

STUDENTS embraced Harmony Day on Thursday, March 21, coming dressed in orange to represent inclusion and show cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home.

Harmony Week is celebrated across the nation, recognising this country's diversity and bringing together Australians from all different backgrounds.

Appin Park Primary School

Colour fun run

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