Healthy Relationships
Healthy Relationships
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Supportive relationships, based in trust, influence positive mental health and increase student achievement, autonomy, and connectedness.
Supportive relationships, based in trust, influence positive mental health and increase student achievement, autonomy, and connectedness.
Healthy School Communities focus on strengthening relationships between students, educators, parents, community partners & health staff, as well as strengthening and supporting the development of students' relationships with themselves.
Healthy School Communities focus on strengthening relationships between students, educators, parents, community partners & health staff, as well as strengthening and supporting the development of students' relationships with themselves.
Youth engagement and empowerment is key to the development of healthy relationships in AVRCE schools. For support to practice meaningful youth engagement in your school visit Heartwood Centre for Community Youth Development or speak to School Health Promoter Emma Van Rooyen.
Healthy Relationship work in our schools supports AVRCE's Well-Being Goal 1:
All students will grow in their sense of identity, belonging, and personal empowerment in a relational, supportive and student-centred environment.
Healthy Relationship work in our schools supports AVRCE's Well-Being Goal 1:
All students will grow in their sense of identity, belonging, and personal empowerment in a relational, supportive and student-centred environment.
When every student is seen: school "connectedness"
When every student is seen: school "connectedness"
Inside The Circle: An innovative approach to increasing student's sense of belonging, and in turn, improving learning & health outcomes.
Inside The Circle: An innovative approach to increasing student's sense of belonging, and in turn, improving learning & health outcomes.
Healthy Relationships & the 4 Pillars
Healthy Relationships & the 4 Pillars
Do you know of a great resource that supports or inspires school-wide healthy relationship development and positive school culture? Send ideas & resource links to our School Health Promoter: Emma.VanRooyen@nshealth.ca
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