Embracing Diversity with a School Colour Fun Run on Harmony Day
THE POWER OF A COLOUR FUN RUN IN HARMONY WEEK
Why Choose a School Colour Fun Run on Harmony Day?
A huge opportunity exists to deepen students' understanding and reverence of the multiculturalism that exists within your School community, simply by pairing a School Colour Run event with Harmony Day Curriculum. It’s the ideal way to end your Harmony Week learnings… in a big celebration of unity!
That’s because a School Colour Fun Run is fully inclusive, and it’s not a race. It’s a great way to get your students skipping together, laughing together and holding hands as they run the course in unison. Yep, a Colour Fun Run at your school can easily become a visual representation of inclusion. Turning all your students into running rainbows is a powerful symbol of acceptance.
Afterall, Harmony Week is about inclusiveness, respect and fostering a sense of belonging for everyone.
Harmony Day (in Harmony Week) presents a perfect opportunity for schools to celebrate and cherish the cultural diversity and shared values within their school’s community. Hosting a School Colour Fun Run brings together individuals from various backgrounds to forge stronger social connections and promote inclusivity. You can work with us to organise a vibrant School Colour Fun Run that will spread joy and acceptance throughout your school community.
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Harmony Week is an opportunity to showcase and spotlight the wonderful School Community you have worked hard to cultivate. Nothing says connection, inclusion and shared happiness like a School Fun Run Event. Welcome the extended community to participate in a shared vision with School Fundraising and enjoy the visual feast of vibrant colours, happy students and families all celebrating together. True harmony can be realised together through shared efforts, acceptance and working as a united team.
The theme for Harmony Week is Everyone Belongs & a colourful (or all orange) celebration is the best way to embrace differences and acceptance of all. Everyone has a place in a School Crazy Colour Day event. Our School Colour Run is not a race, it’s an opportunity to connect and share good old fashioned fun with a modern and harmonious twist.
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Maximise your Harmony Week Curriculum and activities by including a School Colour Run Event in Term One. Harmony week focuses on the well-being of individuals and the importance of uniting with one another to embrace diversity, to recognise the strength and beauty of the unique differences that exist within your School community. Harmony Day and Harmony Week serve to encourage students to foster friendships based on reverence and respect for one another.
Over the past 37 years we have helped over 25,000 schools raise much needed funds to go towards their School. Many Schools dedicate their School Fundraising efforts to a well-being program, to enhance the emotional wellness of students. Each School is wonderfully unique and we can help you raise much needed funds for enhancing your School to align with your current needs. They say it takes a village to raise a child, and we know you are one of the most valuable village members for all of your Students. We know you play an important role in creating a safe space for your students to thrive!
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Our winning formula and world class Fundraising Coaches will guide you through our proven 6 week framework to exceed your fundraising goals. We encourage Schools to secure their School Fun Run event in term one to support Harmony Day Festivities and to start the School year strong. A School Fun Run Event creates an opportunity for students, educators, staff and families to connect with each other and the broader community. Our Fundraising process is designed for ease, maximum participation and to boost your students self esteem, develop important character traits and of course, to have the best day ever!
Choose between a Crazy Colour Day Event and bring all of the colours of the rainbow to life or for a limited time only book a Harmony Week All In Orange Event.
Orange is the official colour for Harmony Week and if you prefer to have an “All In Orange Event” we’ve got you covered! Orange represents social communication and meaningful conversation. Orange is also associated with free thinking and respect for one another. Australians are encouraged to wear the colour orange on Harmony Day as a sign of support for diversity and inclusivity.
Throughout your School Fun Run experience we focus on raising funds and fun! This year alone we’ve seen record breaking funds raised with __ amount of schools raising over 100k in a single Fun Run Event. We help all schools achieve outstanding results, from small schools with less than __ students right through to Australia’s biggest Schools.
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Learn more about Harmony Day and Harmony Week 2025
Harmony Day in Australian schools, established by the government in 1999, is an annual celebration that champions inclusivity and diversity. It originated from the United Nations' International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Harmony Day activities for schools centre on initiatives that promote cultural respect and provide fundraising opportunities.
ENHANCING SCHOOL SPIRIT, UNITY, AND BELONGING:
Creating a sense of belonging and enhancing school spirit is vital for a positive learning environment. Harmony Week provides a unique opportunity to reinforce the importance of inclusivity and belonging. A School Colour Fun Run brings students together, fostering unity and acceptance. This shared experience encourages acceptance, empathy, and friendships, regardless of cultural or ethnic background. The event can also be tailored to include team-building activities, and strengthening relationships within the school community.
EMPOWERING STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND CREATIVITY:
Organising a School Colour Fun Run on Harmony Day or during Harmony Week offers an excellent chance for student involvement and leadership development. Students can take charge of planning, promotion, and logistics, honing their organisational and creative skills. Moreover, students can express their artistic talents by designing posters and costumes that reflect the theme of harmony and cultural diversity leading up to the all-inclusive School Fun Run.
ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND WELL-BEING:
In an age of sedentary lifestyles, a School Colour Fun Run promotes physical activity and makes exercise enjoyable. Students can partake in various activities, fostering happiness and unity within the school community.
PROMOTING CULTURAL AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING:
A School Colour Run is a platform for students to learn about diverse cultures and traditions. Participants can represent their backgrounds, sparking conversations and cultural exchanges. This event deepens students' understanding and appreciation of their peers' customs, breaking down barriers and promoting cultural harmony.
IN CONCLUSION:
A School Colour Fun Run on Harmony Day (or anytime in Harmony Week) serves as a perfect way to celebrate diversity, inclusivity, and cultural understanding within the school community. A School Colour Fun Run fosters unity, belonging, and empowerment, laying the foundation for a more inclusive and harmonious school environment. By celebrating diversity through vibrant festivities, we can instil in the next generation a deep appreciation for cultural differences and a commitment to showing that ‘everyone belongs’.
Let's embrace the power of a School Colour Fun Run on Harmony Day and continue building inclusive communities within our schools.
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What do schools do on Harmony Day?
Harmony Day activities encompass various creative endeavours, including writing poems, reading stories, playing games, enjoying diverse music, and engaging in artistic expressions that reflect the school's multicultural essence. However, we believe that a Crazy Colour Day / School Colour Fun Run stands out as the ultimate Harmony Day activity, embodying the spirit of inclusivity and unity, leaving your school community looking like a vibrant rainbow. It brings the whole sprit of unity to life!
What says "we're all included" better than an all-inclusive activity that leaves the school community looking like a big rainbow!
When is Harmony Week 2025?
Harmony Week 2025 will take place from 18th March 2025 to 24th March 2025. This annual event has occurred on this day for over two decades, coinciding with the International Day for the Elimination of Racist Discrimination.
What is Harmony Day and why do we celebrate it?
Harmony Day, observed annually on March 21, celebrates the rich diversity of our society. It aims to foster inclusiveness, respect, and the understanding that people from various cultures can make valuable contributions to society. Curious about lesson plans for Harmony Day or Harmony Week? Click here to discover more exciting ideas!
How is Harmony Day celebrated in Australia?
Wearing orange, is a simple yet effective way to celebrate Harmony Day. Schools often host multicultural morning teas, recognizing the traditions and cultures of first-generation migrants. Sharing food dishes from around the world also adds a delicious dimension to Harmony Day celebrations.
What is the slogan for Harmony Day 2025?
The theme for Harmony Day is "Everyone Belongs."
What is the theme of Harmony Week?
Harmony Week revolves around the theme of inclusiveness, respect, and the message that "everyone belongs."
How does Harmony Day promote inclusion?
Harmony Day and Harmony Week bring school families and communities together to celebrate cultural diversity and promote inclusion. These events foster strong relationships among families, educators, and children while creating a sense of belonging for all.
What is the official colour of Harmony Week?
Orange is the chosen colour to represent Harmony Week. Symbolising social communication, meaningful conversations, freedom of ideas, and mutual respect, orange embodies the essence of harmony and inclusivity.