Respectful Relationships |
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Respectful Relationships is an initiative to support schools and early childhood education settings to promote and model respect and equality. It also supports educators to teach our children how to build healthy relationships, resilience and confidence. Scoresby Primary has undergone professional development sessions to learn the RRRR program, and it will be rolled out to all students across the school in the years to come.
The materials cover eight social and emotional learning topics to support the delivery of respectful relationships content through the Victorian curriculum. The resources support a whole school approach to creating equal and respectful attitudes, behaviours, structures and practices across the school culture and ethos.
The program includes:
The RRRR program has been designed by Professor Helen Cahill and colleagues from the Youth Research Centre, The University of Melbourne in partnership with VicHealth. It supports teachers in delivering social and emotional learning and respectful relationships education which is consistent with the Victorian Curriculum.
The materials cover eight social and emotional learning topics to support the delivery of respectful relationships content through the Victorian curriculum. The resources support a whole school approach to creating equal and respectful attitudes, behaviours, structures and practices across the school culture and ethos.
The program includes:
- classroom videos of teachers delivering the Resilience, Rights and Respectful Relationships with their students
- activities to encourage teachers to reflect how they model social and emotional skills to students
- academic podcasts
- reading materials featuring the latest research and evidence on social and emotional learning
- school leaders, teachers and students sharing about the value of a whole of school approach.
The RRRR program has been designed by Professor Helen Cahill and colleagues from the Youth Research Centre, The University of Melbourne in partnership with VicHealth. It supports teachers in delivering social and emotional learning and respectful relationships education which is consistent with the Victorian Curriculum.
