Yarning Circle
In Terms 3 and 4 students K-6 will participate in Yarning Circle on Tuesdays. The Yarning Circle program seeks to build a supportive and inclusive school community by providing weekly opportunities for students to share their feelings and ideas within a guided, respectful environment. Through discussions led by teachers, students will develop positive relationships, communication skills and a sense of belonging. The program is designed to help every student feel known, valued, and cared for, promoting wellbeing and personal growth across the school.
Week | Term 3 Focus Questions |
2 | What does the word bullying mean to you? |
3 | What would you do if you saw someone being treated unfairly by others? |
4 | What does it mean to make good choices? |
5 | If you have a disagreement with a friend, what are some ways you can handle it? |
6 | Why is it important to stop and think before speaking? |
7 | No Yarning due to Science Week |
8 | Problem: Two of your friends are arguing and don’t want to play together anymore. What might you do? |
9 | Problem: You’ve noticed that one of the people in your group of friends is being left out almost every day. How do you think they feel? What might you do? |
10 | No Yarning due to Planning Week |
Weekly Yarning Question – How are you feeling today and why?