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Tomorrow, students from Early Learning to Year 12 will be involved in R U OK? Day. This is a national day of action that reminds us all to check in on our family and friends on a regular basis to ensure they know we care about them and are there if they need support. Pastoral Care classes for students in the Junior School will focus on activities based around how to be a good friend whereas the older students will increase their understanding of symptoms, triggers and possible support networks to assist those in need.
Highlights of the day will include a wide range of activities throughout the College, with the main events being held during lunch time. Some of these activities include:
The day will begin with a whole school prayer, and the R U OK? Song instead of bells, which should set the scene for a very successful day. The food for sale will be either $1 or $2 to cover costs.
Please note, this event is not a fundraiser.
R U OK Day’s official colour is yellow and students may like to wear a yellow accessory, i.e. t-shirt, ribbon/bow, hair tie/s, wrist band/sweatband, socks, etc., to show support for this day.
We look forward to tomorrow, beginning conversations and asking R U OK?
Jennie Sanderson | Director of Wellbeing
Tenison Woods College respectfully acknowledges the Boandik people are the First Nations people of the Mount Gambier South Eastern region of South Australia and pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, past, present and emerging.