Presented by Martin Heppell, the talk was the second instalment of the school’s Parent Education Series.
The Resilience Project also aims to teach young people positive mental health strategies.
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Forming a major part of the school’s REACH program, the talk gave parents an insight into building resilience in their children, reinforcing their learning at home and sharing what was happening at the college.
REACH was developed by the college to deliver quality social and emotional learning programs in a classroom environment.
The goal is to enhance each student’s capacity to be happy and resilient and have a clear sense of purpose and direction.