Sharing Intercultural Education & Experiences

Balinese New Year, also known as Nyepi or Day of Silence, is an important and significant day that symbolises the beginning of a new year. With restrictions on electricity, working, travelling and entertainment the streets become an empty but serene setting. This Hindu celebration is a day where worldly tasks stop and reflection, contemplation and introspection begin. Reviewing the past year and making higher expectations for oneself, many often seek forgiveness from people they have wronged in the past. Many days after there are various celebrations including parades and dances that take place in the local streets.

Our Indonesian programs are available in Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia and Queensland. These are immersive programs that shares the rich culture of Indonesia through music and dance. Students learn about the various customs that have existed for centuries for example rice basket weaving, Cendrawasih dance and more. Learning the origins, symbolism and significance of Indonesian culture, students get an entire Balinese experience.

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Harmony Week and Harmony Day are designated to celebrate cultural diversity all over Australia. From 15-21 March, Australia unites to explore various cultures that contribute to this nation. All cultures are recognised, with delicious cuisine, music and dancing, families bring their children to enjoy the festivities.

Aligning with the Australian Curriculum’s Initiatives, Cultural Infusion prioritises building global harmony through intercultural action. By recognising similarities and differences between cultures, students are supported to maintain mutual respect. With a combination of digital and live incursions exploring cultures from Iran, Indonesia, Uganda and much more, students are sure to be engaged with our immersive and interactive programs.

Our popular Multicultural Day Program is available in all states, just one example of many workshops that allows students to engage in discussion to understand the significance of multiculturalism in Australia.

Additionally, our Sound Infusion teaches principles of global harmony by fusing digital samples from around the world. With more than 5000 samples, lesson plans, instrument facts and more, children have a combined class of history, geography, language and music. Broadening their perspectives, creating discussion, diversifying their musical experience, all allow for students to be fully engaged whilst learning about culturally diverse music.

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Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates the beautiful cherry blossom flower, also called the Sakura, typically found in Japan. Considered to be the national flower of Japan, the cherry blossom symbolises the temporary but beautiful nature of life. It’s not only celebrated in Japan but also other countries such as China, Korea, Taiwan and even the US. Ultimately, it’s a beautiful way to learn about Japanese culture and traditions.

Available in Victoria and Queensland, our Taiko Drumming program is a vibrant program introducing Japanese culture through this percussion instrument.

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Holi is a Hindu festival celebrating the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil. Historically, it is said that the throwing of colours over each other is a game the Hindu god, Lord Krishna, played with his consort Radha and the gopis, or milkmaids. The story represents the playfulness of the gods but also touches on deeper themes: of the passing of the seasons and the illusory nature of the material world.

Powdered colours are thrown and each colour has meaning in the Hindu culture. Bring the fun and festivity of this celebration into your classroom with Bollywood Infusion, Indian Instrumental Infusion , Classical Indian Dance or Rhythm of Nepal and India. Bollywood Infusion is available as a virtual program for remote or regional areas where presenter travel is not possible.

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