We are excited about our new Rite Journey initiative which brings together our work in schools and our work with families to create a whole school initiative from Year 1 to Year 12.
Whilst The Rite Journey Year 9 Program has been running in schools for almost 20 years, many of those schools have been asking for TRJ style programs that both precede and follow on from the Year 9 Rite of Passage Program.
Hence The Rite Journey Years 1 – 12 initiative has been born.
It includes a suite of programs and resources:
The process uses a blend of TRJ principles and The Parenting Plan to create a 12 year graduating responsibility scaffold to work with students all the way across primary and secondary school.
Andrew is currently working with Faith Lutheran College in the Barossa Valley in relation to piloting the Year 1 -6 Primary Program.
Here’s what Jamie Cameron, their Wellbeing Director, has to say:
“At Faith, we are looking to implement a series of milestones/graduation points throughout the Junior School that incorporate new responsibilities and new freedoms, ultimately culminating in a special Year 6 Graduation. Effective personal and social development is a constant focus from ELC to Year 12, currently highlighted in Year 9 where we deliver The Rite Journey to our 14-years-old. Andrew Lines has been instrumental in leading our staff as we look to expand TRJ across all year levels in our Junior School. His advice has been significant in guiding our process and his introductory presentation to staff was meaningful and engaging. Andrew’s wisdom and developmental sequence has a clarity which has helped us navigate through complexities, providing a sense of purpose and achievement, whilst validating accompanying emotions and challenges. Student voice has also been incorporated into our process and we are excited about now taking this journey further, involving our wider community.”
In the clip below Andrew explains The Rite Journey Heroic Habits – a resource which is a part of TRJ 1 – 12.
Click on the TRJ Years 1 – 12 logo at the bottom of the page for a downloadable PDF.
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