Wellbeing

MPRPS is a Lead School in our network for the Resilience, Rights & Respectful Relationships program (sometimes called RRRR or Respectful Relationships). The program was the product of a Royal Commission into Family Violence. It is a suite of learning resources designed as preventative tool to reduce family violence in communities by educating young people from primary to secondary education across 8 topics, ranging from emotional literacy to stereotypes. As part of our Lead School resposbilities, we are hosting a 'Community of Practice' at MPRPS in June, where other schools will come and work on improving their Respectful Relationships programs in their communities. 

In Term 2 at MPRPS, across the school year levels will be looking at emotional literacy, personal strengths and problem solving in their weekly Wellbeing lessons. Having a dedicated space each week to explore these topics supports our students to be able to be 'ready to learn' in all areas of the curriculum by having a better understanding of how to regulate their own emotions and find solutions to social problems both in and out of the class.

If you would like to learn more about our Respectful Relationships program or are interested in how you can support positive relationship building in our community, please contact Jonny Hobbs.