Why Shielding Kids From Risk Might Be Holding Them Back

2025-04-29T06:39:05+08:00

In our efforts to keep young people safe, are we robbing them of the experiences they need to grow? It’s a question more parents and educators are beginning to ask as we reflect on what children truly need to thrive in an uncertain world. For decades, we’ve been refining ways to keep young people safe—physically, emotionally, and socially. But somewhere along the way, our focus on safety may have gone too far.

Why Shielding Kids From Risk Might Be Holding Them Back2025-04-29T06:39:05+08:00

Why Rite of Passage Journeys are Great for Student Wellbeing

2025-03-24T10:39:04+08:00

When it comes to student wellbeing, a Rite of Passage framework is something that schools around Australia can and should utilise to better prepare young people for the challenges they will face now and as an adult. Here’s why.

Why Rite of Passage Journeys are Great for Student Wellbeing2025-03-24T10:39:04+08:00

Cultural & Environmental Immersion (ACE Leadership Program)

2024-11-14T11:46:26+08:00

We have experienced for many years the value of travel experiences. Most notably how this life-changing opportunity can enhance maturity, confidence, and independence in young people. Read on to hear from Scottie Wood from AdventureWorks and Robbie Watson, a senior Nykina man.

Cultural & Environmental Immersion (ACE Leadership Program)2024-11-14T11:46:26+08:00

Rite of Passage Journey Camp

2025-03-24T11:39:22+08:00

At AW we love building long and lasting relationships with schools, teachers and students. At John Wollaston we now deliver a Rite of Passage Journey Camp program for the year 8, 9 and 10 cohorts. We start by recognising the start of the journey to adulthood and take the year 8 students camping into the beautiful Dwellingup Bush.

Rite of Passage Journey Camp2025-03-24T11:39:22+08:00
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