Harmony Week Teaching Resources

Did you know that more than one in four Australians were born overseas? Through real conversations about identity and respect, these resources help you and your students explore diversity and what it truly means to call Australia home.

Harmony Week

A week about belonging, for everyone

It's less about difference and more about connection – the simple, powerful idea that everyone belongs, no matter where they or their family began. Harmony Week is a chance to find the common ground that brings a diverse community together.

Everyone belongs in this classroom

What it brings to your school community

When your school celebrates Harmony Week, students get to see their own culture, and each other's, reflected and valued. It builds a classroom where curiosity about difference feels normal, and where every student feels like they belong.

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For Primary classrooms9

Australian V9 curriculum-aligned resources

Our Class, Our Story: Graphing Inclusion Lesson
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Our Class, Our Story: Graphing Inclusion Lesson

Engage Year 4 students in data collection and graphing to build an inclusive classroom community.

MathematicsYear 5

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Australian Symbols and Celebrations Lesson Plan

Year 3 · Humanities and Social Sciences

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Australian Symbols and Celebrations Lesson Plan

Explore Australian symbols, events, and identity. Ready-to-teach Year 3 HASS lesson plan.

Humanities and Social SciencesYear 3
Exploring Who We Are Lesson Plan
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Exploring Who We Are Lesson Plan

Explore identity, diversity, and belonging. Year 1 Health lesson on who we are and our community.

Health and Physical EducationYear 1
Celebrating Diverse Identities Lesson Plan
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Celebrating Diverse Identities Lesson Plan

Explore identity, diversity, and belonging. Foster empathy and positive relationships in your Year 6 classroom.

Health and Physical EducationYear 6
Weaving Our Words A Tapestry of Belonging Lesson Plan
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Weaving Our Words A Tapestry of Belonging Lesson Plan

Explore objective/subjective language, bias, and inclusion with this Year 6 Harmony Week lesson plan.

EnglishYear 6
Colours of Connection Crafting Harmony Lesson Plan
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Colours of Connection Crafting Harmony Lesson Plan

Explore imagery, simile, metaphor, and personification through poetry for Harmony Week. Ready to teach!

EnglishYear 5
Celebrating Cultural Threads Lesson Plan
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Celebrating Cultural Threads Lesson Plan

Explore cultural diversity! Year 3 students create oral/multimodal presentations on identity and belonging.

EnglishYear 3
The Belonging Builders Lesson Plan
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The Belonging Builders Lesson Plan

Build a welcoming classroom! Explore belonging, empathy, and inclusion through creative literacy activities.

EnglishYear 2
Our Amazing Australian Tapestry Lesson Plan
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Our Amazing Australian Tapestry Lesson Plan

Explore Australian identity, diversity, and belonging in Year 1 English. Discuss text purposes and community.

EnglishYear 1

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