Pastoral Program and Events

Angelique Phillip-Kemp - Pastoral Program and Events Coordinator 

Year 11 Formal

Year 11 students will have the opportunity to attend the St John's Regional College Year 11 Formal this year. The event will occur on Friday 2 August 2024 from 6:30pm to 10:30pm. The Year 11 Formal will be held at The Grand on Princes, 2251 Princes Highway, Mulgrave. Students are asked to arrive on time and be picked up on time because the venue is booked for this limited time only. Please be mindful of Friday afternoon traffic, allowing sufficient time for a timely arrival. Only current St John’s Regional College Year 11 students may attend the event. No external individuals are permitted.

 

All food, drink, photography (professional and photo booth) and music (DJ) is included in the ticket price of $85 (a deposit of $40 which has already been paid, and a balance payment of $45). A three-course meal will be served, including a non-alcoholic beverage package. Photos will be taken by professional photographers and students can choose to purchase these on the night. Other photos on personal devices can also be taken. There will be a photobooth available to students and all the photos from this will be provided at the end of the night. A DJ will provide the music for the event. Staff will be present to supervise the event.

 

The balance payment of the tickets can now be purchased via TryBooking https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1225595 and must be purchased by Friday 28 June - no additional tickets will be sold after this date. 

 

You must also include dietary requirements at the time of booking.

 

The Resilience Project – Snapshot on Emotional Literacy

Working on our emotional literacy gives us opportunities to develop our ability to understand and express different emotions. When we improve our emotional literacy, we can work towards recognising our own feelings and our ability to manage them. This allows us to cope with different life situations, such as managing conflict, making friends, coping in difficult situations and being resilient when dealing with change.

 

Whole Family Activity:

Feelings Charades

  • Gather together as a family, this might be around the dinner table, lounge room or around the fire outside.
  • Take turns to act out a feeling or emotion. Use your face and body language to act this out, for example: Make an angry face and stamp your feet.
  • Other family members need to guess the feeling/emotion.
  • After someone has guessed the feeling/emotion, have family members discuss a time they have felt this way before and why. If it was a negative emotion, how did they overcome it?

Family Habit Builder:

 

Around the dinner table, ask everyone to share a feeling they felt during that day. Discuss how they dealt with that feeling and then discuss and share strategies you could use when faced with particular feelings.