Respectful Relationships (RRRR)
Camperdown College implements the Resilience, Rights and Respectful Relationships (RRRR) program as a whole-school approach to supporting student wellbeing and positive relationships. Developed by the Victorian Department of Education, this program helps schools build a culture of respect, positive behaviour, and inclusion.
Through the RRRR program, students develop the knowledge and skills needed to build healthy, respectful relationships, strengthen resilience, and enhance their social and emotional wellbeing. Lessons are designed to be age-appropriate and support students to better understand emotions, manage challenges, solve problems, seek help when needed, and interact positively with others.
Students explore eight key focus areas:
- Emotional literacy
- Personal strengths
- Positive coping
- Problem-solving
- Stress management
- Help-seeking
- Gender and identity
- Positive gender relations
Participation in the RRRR program helps equip students with the skills and confidence to develop safe, respectful, and positive relationships, both now and into the future. By embedding these values across classroom learning and the wider school community, the program supports students to feel safe, valued, and empowered to contribute to a respectful and inclusive school environment.
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