Cultural Celebration Day 

Cultural Celebration Day is a very special day where our school comes together to celebrate all the many cultures that make up our community. It's a day of respect, sharing, and appreciating the traditions which make us all unique.

As I took a glance around, there was a stunning mix of cultural traditional wear students had on. Each outfit was distinctive, expressing pride in culture and family. The school, the colours, patterns, and designs on the wear were stunning. Students proudly wore their cultural wear, expressing history and tradition passed down to them.

The school was filled with life. Traditional music filled the air, and students danced in groups making the day even special. Their dancing showed joy, pride, and love for their culture. Everyone laughed, listened to music, and danced together, making the whole place feel lively and full of energy. 

Cultural Celebration Day is more than dressing up in cultural clothes or watching performances. It's also a matter of respect and unity. When we are opening up our customs, we are opening doors for others to learn about our culture. This makes people feel welcome and creates bridges that otherwise separate people.

One of the musical highlights of the day was a special performance for the Year 12 and Year 7 students in Period 4. The show included traditional dances, music, and stories. Subsequently, during recess and lunch, the rest of the school was able to enjoy some more upbeat performances. These periods brought everyone together and gave us a chance to celebrate as one big school community.

The laughter and smiles that filled the halls of the school made Cultural Celebration Day an event to be remembered. It was a day to embrace our differences yet learn about our similarities. The students formed bonds, shared tales, and established friendships that bridged cultural divides.

Ultimately, Cultural Celebration Day showed us how beautiful diversity is. It showed us that we have the opportunity to be better together through being capable of understanding and celebrating each other's culture. It was a day of learning, enjoyment, happiness, and above all, making everyone feel as if they belonged.

Asma A

Year 9

Callistemon