Primary School Seminars

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Bouncing Back: the art of being resilient (Years P to 6)

Explores how students can bounce back from the challenges of life. We explore the 4 key factors that help us to be resilient - having a good family, playing your part within your community, problem-solving and having good values.

   Bully Proof: keeping students safe at school and online (Year 1 to 6)

   Examines the bully, the target and bystander – we explore why bullying occurs, strategies for dealing with bullies and being a bystander that helps others in our community. We also cover cyberbullying and being cyber-smart.

Great Mates: being a better friend (Years P to 6)

We explore the importance of a good community and the need for real friends - friends that think about others first, are wise with their actions and careful with their words. We discuss friendship skills and encourage students that to have good friends they need to be a good friend first.

   Operation Empathy: appreciating our differences (Year 1 to 6) 

   Learning that within any school and community, a successful ingredient is our ability to accept and appreciate differences in others – we explore through cooperation and team building activities the difference that empathy makes.

Drugs and Alcohol: making positive choices (Years 3 to 6)

Exploring the effects of drugs and alcohol - what they are, how it impacts us and how we can make wise choices with our bodies as well as exploring the effects of peer-pressure.

   Cyber Savvy: the influence of technology & being cyber-safe (Years 3 to 6)         

   With the rise of technology, we explore how communication has changed, how technology influences our world, being cyber-safe and the importance of a healthy balance in our lives.

Hit the Ground Running: transition into secondary school (Years 5 to 6)

Identifying and exploring issues faced in transition to secondary school including how secondary school is different, how we cope with change, dealing with peer-pressure and exploring the resilient factors that help us not to just survive high school but thrive.

   Lead the Way: making the most of your influence (Years 5 to 6)    

   Focusing on leadership skills through team-building activities and exploring how different people lead in different ways, being responsible, taking initiative, considering the consequences of our actions and how even one person can make a positive difference.