It all starts
with education.
The Road to Respect program has been designed by education experts to help teach key respectful relationships lessons to primary school students. Nominate your school to get involved.
About the program:
Carlton is dedicated to stopping violence before it starts. Road to Respect is an educational program which aims to inspire a generation of young people through quality tools and resources to contribute to the development of future positive relationships.
The program is an interactive digital learning platform and face-to-face program, designed for primary school students in Grade 3 to 6 and aligns with the Victorian Government’s Department of Education and Training’s ‘Resilience, Rights and Respectful Relationships’ curriculum.
the program
Session one:
Managing your emotion
Students gain a more in-depth understanding of the fluctuating nature of emotions and how they can be portrayed, as well as a range of strategies to manage difficult emotions.
Session two:
Bullying and
help-seeking
Students gain tools to recognise bullying in its varying forms and identify where and how to seek support.
Session three:
Being a buddy and
stereotypes
Students learn the behaviours associated with being an active bystander and are prompted to identify common gender stereotypes along with their potential negative impacts.
Session four:
Values and
respects
Students learn the difference between values and characteristics, what equality is and how to make sure they treat everyone equally and with respect.
our Impact
students have participated in Road to Respect.
hours spent delivering the program.
%
average school satisfaction rate.
%
of schools agree the program aligns with their Respectful Education curriculum.
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