TRAINING AND COACHING PROGRAMS FOR BRAVE LEADERS
For many life can be a struggle and can take great courage to show up each day.
Participants of the program are enabled to inspire school group agreements that normalise "the standard you walk past is the standard you accept" culture. While promoting a more caring check-in culture, where each student better understands that "everyone has their struggle... so be kind". Making it OK not to be OK and easier to ask for and offer support within the student community.
This is achieved by training and mentoring your student leaders to utilise simple tools and processes that are easily integrated within existing school, house and extra-curricular activities. Continually developing class, team and peer buy-in, support and accountability.
Leaders are able to shape the direction of topical issues depending on school needs. While momentum sessions ensure continual leadership collaboration and planning to implement I Respect practices within school activities week after week, year after year. Examples of critical issues that can be covered depending on age group include violence, offensive language, sexual harassment, mental health, bullying, objectification, gender stereotypes, digital disrespect, consent, racism, abuse, sexual assault and many more.
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"Mark was absolutely awesome! We all thoroughly enjoyed the training and general experience. It was uplifting, emotional and powerful. Others have said it was the most worthwhile PD they have ever experienced. Coming from harsh critics in this place, this is a fabulous endorsement of Mark and his program"
Head of Wellbeing, Central Coast Grammar School
"Mark’s Braving Leadership Program has been exceptionally well received by our senior student leadership team. Some, in fact have described it as ‘life changing.’
The program is unlike other student leadership programs in that it directly addresses some of the issues that our young people find the most difficult, for example holding their peers to account.
The program is a mix of mentoring and capacity building to help young leaders develop the skills to build a culture where students not only look out for each other but also develop the courage to call a peer out in a respectful way. Respectful interactions in every context are a key principle of the program.
Mark’s program is intentional, relevant and effective."
Claire Melloy: Assistant Principal ‑ Students | Radford College