Souths Cares’ Rabbitohs Wellbeing Program continues to be met with strong demand, with over 8,800 students from 22 primary and high schools completing the program during Term 3.
The most popular Rabbitohs Wellbeing workshop during Term 3 was Healthy Relationships, with over 4,700 students learning about the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships, the importance of communication when building relationships and how to work collaboratively with people from diverse backgrounds.
Rachel Sinkovic is a Teacher at Pagewood Public School and explained the Healthy Relationships workshops were well received at her school.
“After completing the program we had lots of positive comments from our teachers about how impressed they were with the content and our student’s engagement. The length of the presentation was perfect for our students and content was relevant to their wellbeing needs”, Rachel said.
Another popular Rabbitohs Wellbeing workshop in Term 3 was Tackle Bullying, with over 2,200 students learning how to identify and respond to bullying and the important role bystanders can play in reducing bullying in the classroom and on the playground.
Sharon Guider is a Teacher at Maroubra Junction Public School and explained the Tackle Bullying workshops were engaging for students and were closely aligned with their curriculum learning.
“The workshops were age appropriate with great explanations on bullying definitions and strategies, which tied in perfectly with our PDHPE curriculum. Souths Cares presenters did a fantastic job and kept our students highly engaged throughout the program”, Sharon said.
Other Rabbitohs Wellbeing workshops facilitated during Term 3 included eSafety, Gratitude, Get Moving and Oral Health. The broad range of workshop content offered by Souths Cares enables each school to customize their experience depending on their unique Health and Wellbeing needs.
Souths Cares would like to give a special mention to all the schools that completed the Rabbitohs Wellbeing Program during Term 3, which included:
| Beerwah State School | Mooloolaba State School |
| Caloundra State School | Newtown North Public School |
| Golden Beach State School | North Ryde Public School |
| Haberfield Public school | Our Lady for the Rosary Caloundra |
| Homebush Public School | Pagewood Public School |
| Landsborough State School | Prestons Public School |
| Lidcombe Public School | Quakers Hill High School |
| Lurnea Public School | St Pius' Catholic Primary School |
| Marayong Heights Public School | Stella Maris State School |
| Maroochydore State School | Toongabbie East Public School |
| Mascot Public School | Walters Rd Public School |
Rabbitohs Wellbeing Program bookings are currently open for Term 4, with a limited number of spaces available. If you would like to find out more, or to book in for one of our free Rabbitohs Wellbeing Workshops, please reach out to Kalinda Bolt – Health and Wellbeing Programs Coordinator via [email protected]
The Rabbitohs Wellbeing Program is proudly supported by the Ian and Shirley Norman Foundation.
