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Student Action Projects
Four B’s of Lashing Out
Tenki and Lucas paired up during our Ambassador sessions to try to break down how Lashing Out is different to other types of negative behaviour. After brainstorming different connections they might make, they started talking about the difference between wasps and bees and how bees reacted to feeling threatened and this felt very similar to how lashing out often happens…
Student Action Projects
Affirmation Hopscotch
A group of Year Six students at Alexandra Primary wanted to take what they had learned from our self talk session and promote this to other students in the school. What started as a chalk drawn hopscotch in the playground quickly caught the attention of the principal who encouraged the students to propose a more permanent option. Over the summer,…
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Joking is a Green Flag
A pair of Year 7 students from Mt Aspiring College wanted to show that joking is a positive part of friendships and is a ‘green flag’ rather than a red flag as toxic or negative behaviours can be. Using a mnemonic to highlight the parts that make something joking (rather than teasing) the students broke down each part. F- Feelings…
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The Four Tics of Teasing
A group of Year 8 Ambassadors used their ‘sticky idea’ time to create a memorable way to remember what makes something teasing. They used a mnemonic to make each letter help you remember the parts Like teasing, tics get under your skin, are irritating and can really suck out your happiness. T- Targets things that people worry about, are sensitive…