National Youth Health and Wellbeing Survey

On Wednesday, 23 June 2021 we have been invited to take part in the National Youth Health and Wellbeing Survey. Students are randomly selected in Year levels to answer a survey using a Tablet. See letter below explaining the survey fuller. For those students selected they will receive information about the survey to share with you. The survey is anonymous and the students can opt out of the survey at anytime. If you daughter is selected and you have any concerns please do not hesitate to contact me at rkrammer@rghs.school.nz

PB4L – Positive Behaviour for Learning (TE AO Recognitions) Schoolwide

T = the willingness to LEARN (Resilience)

E = engaging to ACHIEVE (Integrity)

A = always shows RESPECT (Respect)

O = offers to SERVE (Empathy)

Term 2: TE AO Value – E= Engaging to ACHIEVE (Integrity)

This looks like:

• Attending School
• Listening to your teacher
• Knowing your Junior or Senior Programme
• Knowing the total credits you can achieve in Senior School in each subject
• Being on task
• Meeting deadlines
• Completing set tasks, assessments
• Doing set homework
• Using Google Classroom
• Joining Homework Club
• Using the Library
• Attending all Sporting, Cultural, Performing Arts practices
• Striving to be the best that YOU can

Rewards = Recognitions (Points)

For every 8 points a student is rewarded for showing a TE AO value she will receive 1 Certificate.

For every 3 lots of 8 points, (1 Certificate) a student will receive either a Bronze, Silver or Gold Badge which will be issued at Year Level Assemblies.

During the end of Term 1, we have rewarded 352 Certificates (2816 points), 35 Bronze Badges and 8 Silver Badges. Students will be receiving these shortly. Congratulations to those students who have been successful, we look forward to seeing further success throughout the term.

On Wednesday, 9 June 2012 we celebrated International Support Staff Day and all our Support Staff received a TE AO Appreciation card for walking the TE AO values. Congratulations staff, so well deserved