HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS PROGRAMME
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Each week is a new topic that explores Healthy & Respectful relationships within our family, peers and the community.
On this programme the group will learn to explore their strengths and healthy habits that contribute towards building a resilient mindset. Each session consists of an interactive ice breaker, a reflective group discussion and activity based on the topic of the day. New Topics Each Week
Session One: Kindess Session Two: Attitude Session Three: Respect Session Four: Integrity Session Five: Teamwork Session Six: Communication Session Seven: Courage Session Eight: Finale |
What have they been saying about HRP?
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From the kids
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From school staff
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“You guys are honest with us” - D. 11
“This helps us to care about people” - H. 9 “You show us integrity” - M. 11 “You guys show us that we’re all the same” - T. 11 "respecting the people that put a roof over our heads” - W. 7 |
“His teachers have said they’ve noticed a really big change in (anonymous) on Thursdays, after his Healthy Relationships session with you guys. He comes to class a lot more settled and can confidently open up more in his classes.
- Deputy Principle |
Impact Stories
"Everyday please"
When we asked the students if they were okay to have their Healthy Relationships session on a Thursday after their lunch break and one replied “You know what would be best.. If we had Healthy Relationships programme everyday after lunch, instead of just Thursday” This was our second time meeting our students. - TYMS Mentor
Lockdown Zoom set up students
During the Covid-19 Lockdown, all Healthy Relationshi arep sessions were on Hold due Level 4 restrictions. We had only completed one session with this particular group, and two of the students (11 years old) both separately took the initiative to host a Zoom session, at our usual Healthy Relationships session time with the entire group. To set this up, they googled their mentor’s name, and added every email ending (gmail.com, hotmail.com, yahoo.com) until they reached their mentor who glady contacted other TYMS staff to join in on a HRP Zoom organised by the students.
Kindness Matters
For our Kindness session each student was given paper with their name on it. The sheets were then passed around the room, where every person had to write one or more kind things about that person in the middle. Once each person received their A4 back, the boys shared how they felt reading what others had to say about them.
“I felt included reading this. I feel like people look up to me now” - T. 11 years old
“I feel like I fit in here” - E. 11 years old
When we asked the students if they were okay to have their Healthy Relationships session on a Thursday after their lunch break and one replied “You know what would be best.. If we had Healthy Relationships programme everyday after lunch, instead of just Thursday” This was our second time meeting our students. - TYMS Mentor
Lockdown Zoom set up students
During the Covid-19 Lockdown, all Healthy Relationshi arep sessions were on Hold due Level 4 restrictions. We had only completed one session with this particular group, and two of the students (11 years old) both separately took the initiative to host a Zoom session, at our usual Healthy Relationships session time with the entire group. To set this up, they googled their mentor’s name, and added every email ending (gmail.com, hotmail.com, yahoo.com) until they reached their mentor who glady contacted other TYMS staff to join in on a HRP Zoom organised by the students.
Kindness Matters
For our Kindness session each student was given paper with their name on it. The sheets were then passed around the room, where every person had to write one or more kind things about that person in the middle. Once each person received their A4 back, the boys shared how they felt reading what others had to say about them.
“I felt included reading this. I feel like people look up to me now” - T. 11 years old
“I feel like I fit in here” - E. 11 years old
How to get involved?
To enrol your school in the Healthy Relationships Programme please contact Mary-Ellen Takie
Email: maryellen@tyms.org.nz
Phone: 09 971 2746
Email: maryellen@tyms.org.nz
Phone: 09 971 2746
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