Grade 5 - National Day of Action

On Friday, as part of the National Day of Action Against Bullying, Grade 5 students viewed and discussed resources focusing on connectedness. They created their very own 'Tree of Connections' to create a powerful visual statement about connections and belonging.

When a student feels valued, accepted and connected to their environment, there are flow-on benefits that support their learning and engagement. Positive connections with peers and the school community can enhance the development of students’ cognitive, behavioural and emotional engagement. Further benefits of school connectedness which can help to prevent bullying include improved academic outcomes, reduced absenteeism, increased trust and respect, and empathy.

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