Commonwealth Day Themes
| Year | Theme |
|---|---|
| 2012 | Connecting Cultures |
| 2011 | Women as Agents of Change |
| 2010 | Science, Technology and Society |
| 2009 | Commonwealth@60 - Serving a New Generation |
| 2008 | The Environment, Our Future |
| 2007 | Respecting Difference, Promoting Understanding |
| 2006 | Health & Vitality |
| 2005 | Education - Creating Opportunity, Realising Potential |
| 2004 | Building a Commonwealth of Freedom |
| 2003 | Partners in Development |
| 2002 | Diversity |
| 2001 | A New Generation |
| 2000 | Sharing Knowledge - The Communications Challenge |
| 1999 | Music |
| 1998 | Sport Brings Us Together |
| 1997 | Talking to One Another |
| 1996 | Our Working Partnership |
| 1995 | Our Commonwealth Neighbourhood - Working Together for Tolerance and Understanding |
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