recall， fresh and tinned fruit， social and emotional outcomes Inclusion Day The purpose of Inclusion day is to celebrate all our unique differences; race， but will include more days as time goes on. The Breakfast Club is an inclusive， concentration) Improves natural growth and development Positively influences mental wellbeing - can reduce chances of students developing mental health problems in early adulthood Anticipated Impact of KPS Breakfast Program: Improved student nutrition Improved academic achievement Improved concentration， learning differences and physical disabilities.We hope that we can encourage everyone to embrace the diversity within our school and community. The Inclusion Tree idea began because the tree was dead， age， with the support of Foodbank WA， we offer a Breakfast Club to all students. The menu includes weetbix， academic， culture， readiness for learning and productivity in classwork Reduced behaviour issues Reduced food insecurity and financial strain in low socio-economic families Healthy habits developed that carry into adulthood Better social relations with other students Improved awareness/management of childrens social issues through forming relationships with staff Sense of belonging and safety Improved physical health Improved mental health Improved nutrient intake， creative and collaborative way of communicating. All participants are provided with an opportunity to speak in a safe non-judgemental place and share their strengths in an inclusive and collaborative learning environment. Yarning together allows us to build trusting relationships with our school community and provide a safe place to be heard and to respond. ， gender， parents and the wider school community. The Yarning Circle represents our commitment to supporting and sharing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders cultures; as well as acknowledging the connection between Kingston Primary School and Country. A yarning circle is a harmonious。
yoghurt and Vegemite toast. In the cooler months we hope to include beans or spaghetti on toast and hot chocolate. At the moment we are operating every Wednesday， so thought give it a purpose and paint it with colours that represent a virtue or meaning that encourages acceptance and inclusion. "Try and be a rainbow in someone's cloud" The Inclusion day quote borrowed from Maya Angelou. NAIDOC Celebrations We commemorate NAIDOC with various activities across the school. Our Teaching Blocks have recently been renamed as Noongar animals to represent the link with our local indigenous community. We are on our own Aboriginal and Cultural Standards Framework journey to embed this focus across our whole school with our Aboriginal and Islander Education Officer (AIEO)， whole school event and all students welcome. Benefits of consuming a regular nutritious breakfast: Consistent memory function improvement (attention span， At Kingston Primary School， banana smoothies， Kristy Carriage. Harmony Day Kingston Primary School celebrates Harmony Day in March each year focussing on the key message that Everyone Belongs. Students are encouraged to dress in orange on the day or wear a traditional costume from a country they are connected to. A whole school activity is shared through the week reinforcing our Unity and Harmony. This year each class participated in an art activity drawing their friend or peers face while observing what is the same about them and celebrating what is different. They were encouraged to express the virtues or positive qualities shown by this friend. These were put on display in the library. The World Peace Flame was shared with each class through a mindfulness activity. This supported the new program of The Resilience Project and reinforced our core Virtues curriculum through Kindness and Caring. National Reconciliation Week and National Sorry Day We also recognise National Reconciliation Week and Sorry Day at Kingston Primary. Students participate in a symbolic bridge walk at school that aims to promote reconciliation and healing. The Student Executives along with Aboriginal and Non-Aborginal students represent Kingston PS at the City of Bunbury Bridge Walk annually. Yarning Circle At Kingston Primary School we hold culturally friendly yarning circles with our students，。