These articles explore practical methods to make Relationship Based Education a reality.
Of course this includes working with our Relationship Based Education leader and facilitator John Hendry.
We provide details of a typical program that John can offer to schools.
A practical guide for families and schools.
Strong school communities are built on relationships—and relationships are built on trust.
When people feel embedded in a community, they feel “protected, respected, and connected” and this
generates enormous trust.
This is a very thought-provoking video discussion between two thought leaders in the areas of education and child development: Dr Billy Garvey – Developmental paediatrician, researcher and author,
Ocean Grove Primary School began to bring Relationship based Education into the school in early 2022 with a staff in-service day presented by John Hendry.
If you’re interested in the ideas and resources on this website, you may want to take the next step and invite John Hendry to work
This article in the Educator tells the story of Kingston State School in Queensland, a school with significant social challenges, that has seen impressive improvements
The ideas and suggestions in this article from the Educator are closely aligned to the principles of Relationship based Education (RbE). The article examines some
This article, written by secondary teacher Kate Hadley and published in the Age in April 2023, makes a strong case for a focus on relationships
These panel discussions, representing the views of educators, parents and students, were held at our Annual Conference in 2019. They attempt to answer the question:
This anti-bullying policy was one of the outcomes of a Relationship Based Education program at Salisbury North Primary School in SA. (Read more about the
Finding the positive Find, as parents and as students, three good things about the day and individually write them down and briefly explain what was
Check out the Colour Explosion Fun Run from Australian Fundraising – it’s a Fun Run with a difference!
Our friend Mandy at Fundraising Directory has put together a list of quick and easy fundraisers that you can get underway without too much fuss: 5 cent
A Car Boot Sale can be a fun way to raise some money. Thanks to Mandy from Fundraising Directory for these tips: Make certain you have
How about running a ‘baby photos of the staff’ competition for your school? Entry can be a gold coin and the baby photos of the
2020 has been another busy year for Parents Victoria. We wanted to bring you a snapshot of our achievements for the year. Major Events Parents
According to a report on 3AW, new research has found that two thirds of Victorian parents are worried about their child’s education after the state’s
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