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    The teacher is asking parents to participate in a Harmony Day celebration by sending in a family photo, information on where their family is from, and how to say hello in their family's language. Harmony Day is on March 17th and is meant to celebrate Australia's multicultural society. Parents can either send in a printed photo or email one to the teacher, who will print it for them.

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    The teacher is asking parents to participate in a Harmony Day celebration by sending in a family photo, information on where their family is from, and how to say hello in their family's language. Harmony Day is on March 17th and is meant to celebrate Australia's multicultural society. Parents can either send in a printed photo or email one to the teacher, who will print it for them.

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    The teacher is asking parents to participate in a Harmony Day celebration by sending in a family photo, information on where their family is from, and how to say hello in their family's language. Harmony Day is on March 17th and is meant to celebrate Australia's multicultural society. Parents can either send in a printed photo or email one to the teacher, who will print it for them.

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    The teacher is asking parents to participate in a Harmony Day celebration by sending in a family photo, information on where their family is from, and how to say hello in their family's language. Harmony Day is on March 17th and is meant to celebrate Australia's multicultural society. Parents can either send in a printed photo or email one to the teacher, who will print it for them.

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    Dear Parents, Dear Parents,

    On March 17th it is Harmony Day. Harmony Day is a day On March 17th it is Harmony Day. Harmony Day is a day
    to celebrate the multicultural societies that make up to celebrate the multicultural societies that make up
    Australia. We would like to take this opportunity to Australia. We would like to take this opportunity to
    celebrate yours and your child’s family and culture. If celebrate yours and your child’s family and culture. If
    you could please enclose a family photo, where your you could please enclose a family photo, where your
    family is from (this can be ancestrally!) and how you say family is from (this can be ancestrally!) and how you say
    hello in your family’s language! hello in your family’s language!

    If you cannot print a photo please email to; If you cannot print a photo please email to;
    Alana.Cole@education.wa.edu.au and I can print for Alana.Cole@education.wa.edu.au and I can print for
    you! you!

    Thank you, Thank you,

    Alana Cole (Teacher ECC1) Alana Cole (Teacher ECC1)

    Dear Parents, Dear Parents,


    On March 17th it is Harmony Day. Harmony Day is a day On March 17th it is Harmony Day. Harmony Day is a day
    to celebrate the multicultural societies that make up to celebrate the multicultural societies that make up
    Australia. We would like to take this opportunity to Australia. We would like to take this opportunity to
    celebrate yours and your child’s family and culture. If celebrate yours and your child’s family and culture. If
    you could please enclose a family photo, where your you could please enclose a family photo, where your
    family is from (this can be ancestrally!) and how you say family is from (this can be ancestrally!) and how you say
    hello in your family’s language! hello in your family’s language!
    If you cannot print a photo please email to; If you cannot print a photo please email to;
    Alana.Cole@education.wa.edu.au and I can print for Alana.Cole@education.wa.edu.au and I can print for
    you! you!
    Thank you, Thank you,
    Alana Cole (Teacher ECC1) Alana Cole (Teacher ECC1)

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