Cultural education programs connect children with culture bearers from all parts of the world who use experiential learning to explore identity through intercultural understanding and the Arts.
For educational settings (Preschools, Schools, Libraries, OSHC, Holiday Programs, Special Events), believe it or not the time has come to start planning your Harmony Week for 2021! After a very subduded Harmony Week this year as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic we have already turned our attention to next year to make sure everyone has a chance to celebarate this very special week.
Harmony Week provides a fantastic opportunity for everyone to create a platform for cultural representation within their community.
Both virtual and in-person programs are available 30 minute formats for pre primary, 50 minute formats for primary and secondary schools. If you would like a larger celebration or to explore more cultures you may like consider our multicultural half day or all day programs.
Explore Programs
“Absolutely amazing incursions today, our students were so engaged, had an amazing time and we were able to link it within our units of work. I would recommend it strongly to other educators!”
- Lynbrook Primary School, VIC
Explore Indigenous Culture and History with Gene Blow
One of our most loved presenters, Gene Blow provides a broad range Indigenous education programs including Gundoo Dreamtime, Indingeous Infusion, Indigenous Symbolic Art and Aboriginal Culture for a Day.Gene is a Noonuccal man, elder and culture worker, who has been teaching children and adults alike about Indigenous Australian culture and his own history for more than 20 years.
Gene's programs are a fun and engaging ways for students to broaden their knowledge of Indigenous Australian culture and history.
Gene is based in Queensland but delivers virtual programs all across Australia.
Find out more about Gene's programs.
Get Your Dance on with Bollywood Infusion!
Bollywood Dancing – Dynamic, bright, fun and active! Bollywood Infusion brings the glamour and fun of India's famous film industry to students.These fabulous classes available for students of all ages teach children about different regions of India, traditions and cultural celebrations as well as teaching them the basics of Bollywood dance.
This active program will have kids up and dancing, improving their fitness and learning some great new dance moves!
Bollywood programs are available in person and virtually throughout Australia.
Find out more about Bollywood programs.
Introducing Four Seasons of Japanese Culture
Japense presenter and puppeteer – one of the newest presenters in the Cultural Infusion family, Aiko provides a fun and interactive introduction to Japanese culture and the major festivals.Aiko's programs are designed for pre primary and primary school children and involve story telling, games, puppets and more! Children will learn some basic Japanese words and numbers, while being active and egaged throughout.
Aiko's programs are available for in-person incursions in Sydney and virtally across Australia.
A Taste of Harmony
Recipes for Harmony is Cultural Infusions's free digital resource, developed with the support of the Australian Government, for both educators and parents to share with students.This interactive resource explores food as an integral aspect of culture that intertwines not only cultural traditions and practices, but the very history and spirit of community itself.
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Recipes for Harmony
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Cultural Infusion (CUIN)
Website: https://culturalinfusion.org.au
Cultural Infusion is a partner organisation of the Australian National Commission for UNESCO, and a Social Traders recognised social enterprise.