What is Mitey?

Mitey is a New Zealand specific, Years 1-8 approach to embedding mental health education in both teaching and learning. It was developed by the Sir John Kirwan Foundation. Mental health education has never been more crucial for our children. Mitey is an evidence based, school wide approach to teaching mental health education which is built around the NZ Curriculum and aligned to the Mental Health Education Guidelines.

Through this programme, Children will learn how to recognise and respond to their own mental health and those of others. Cultivating good mental health helps us cope with life’s ups and downs, and to feel comfortable asking for help from others when we need it.

Copy of Tool-Kit-Level-1 (1).pdf

Copy of Mitey-Learning-Outcomes-Levels-1-4-Te-Re-Maori-English.pdf

MITEY: BUILDING THE MIGHTIEST KIDS IN THE WORLD

WE ARE LEARNING TO:

Identify what makes a good friend, and how we can be a good friend to others.

Being A Friend

What makes a good friend and how we can be a good friend to others? An important learning experience to help foster healthy friendships in the classroom and playground.

Activities to do:

Black White Positive Affirmations Mindful Animal Coloring Worksheets.pdf

PB4LIYTEmotionalFaces.pdf

Pink Green Pastel Boho Weekly Journal Page Planner .pdf

WE ARE LEARNING TO:

Describe how feathers protect birds, just like a kākahu protects us.

Feathers and Kākahu.

Ākonga are introduced to different types of kākahu and the meaning behind them, learning about the special qualities and functions of feathers. Ākonga begin to build a class kākahu (cloak).

Exploring-Kakahu-Notice-Wonder.pdf

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What is Mitey?

MITEY: BUILDING THE MIGHTIEST KIDS IN THE WORLD

WE ARE LEARNING TO:

Being A Friend

WE ARE LEARNING TO:

Feathers and Kākahu.

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