Dublin primary school students create an imaginary Pride festival and it’s so sweet

This is so sweet.

June is Pride month and all across the country events are being organised to help celebrate the occasion. One primary school in Dublin decided that they would also like to celebrate and set up their own imaginary Pride festival. The students at the educate together national school based in Hansfield put together their own festival and it's adorable.

We are delighted to announce the #winners of the #DifferentFamiliesSameLove #competition for 2019. Junior Category: 1st Place: @DLETNS Dun Laoghaire - Junior & Senior Infants 2nd Place: Claddagh NS, Galway - Senior Infants 3rd Place: St Catherine's NS, Donore Avenue - 2nd Class pic.twitter.com/utjQDWx8b6

— INTO LGBT+ Teachers (@intolgbt) June 10, 2019

The fifth class students at the non-denominational school put together their own Pride festival to celebrate inclusivity and diversity in their community. The school also took part in the 2019 Different Families Same Love competition in which the placed first in the senior category. Students at the school have been learning about LGBT+ events including those that inspired Pride parades such as Stonewall (this year being the 50th anniversary) and Declan Flynn. The class even decided to name the main stage after Declan Flynn to honour the man who “inspired one of the first Irish pride marches”. According to GCN, the student's fantasy line up for their Pride festival will include Lady Gaga, Sam Smith, Elton John and Years and Years and I honestly don't know why these kids aren't organising Dublin Pride because that sounds amazing!