Mathoura Public School’s Amelia Cantlon, Mya Unwin and Zaria Wilson-Baker enjoy Harmony Week.
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Mathoura Public School students recently embarked on a world tour, engaging in vibrant cultural experiences from five different countries.
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In celebration of Harmony Week, on Wednesday, March 19, students learnt about different cultures and traditions.
In South Africa, they sang I’m a Little Teapot in Zulu and enjoyed rooibos tea and tennis biscuits. They also learnt a Zulu greeting and other Zulu words.
Zoey Glenn samples one of the Greek dips
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Next, they travelled to the Netherlands, where they learned facts about the country and learnt to count to 10 in Dutch, all while sampling Dutch liquorice — some loved it, while others were not so sure.
The adventure continued with traditional Aboriginal games, followed by a delightful exploration of Greek food and culture.
Kip McIntosh samples Dutch licorice.
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Finally, the students landed in Scotland, where they took part in a fun quiz and learned some Scottish dance moves.
It was a fun, educational, and fabulous afternoon for all.
Sophie Eddy with Bindi Taylor.
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Wally Duggan sampling South African rooibos tea.
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Ava Emery, Frankie Ward and Evie Unwin proudly wearing orange.
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Taking part on Mathoura Public School Harmony Week celebrations were (from left) Daisy Ryan, Zayne Sarota, Maggie Humphreys and Kip McIntosh.
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Ella Hancock enjoys one of the traditional Indigenous games.
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Charlie Hullah with Zayne Sarota.
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