Enrichment Programmes

 
 

Extending core school and residential curriculum in the community.

 

The enrichment programmes extend our core school and boarding school curriculum, thanks to Salisbury’s wonderful relationship with the local community.

Attendance and participation is warmly welcomed at local community events such as weekend sporting fixtures. Many in the community also show their support by sponsoring sporting events and providing work experience placements.

 
 

Our enrichment programmes provide opportunities for students to:

  • Explore new opportunities for learning to develop self-confidence

  • Rehearse newly learnt skills in differing contexts (e.g. social skills and self-management)

  • Participate and contribute within the community

  • Extend areas of interest and passion.

Enrichment programmes that contribute to our Health Curriculum:

  • Keeping Ourselves Safe (NZ Police) – Key focus areas: I am unique, My body is my own, Unwanted behaviour or touch, Adults who help.

  • Pause, Breathe, Smile (Positive Mind Health)

  • Mindfulness

  • Yoga (external facilitator)

  • Positive Behaviour for Learning (PB4L) and Restorative Practice (RP)

  • Special Olympics

  • Weekly PE programmes, daily ‘10’ fitness

  • Swim Magic – swimming instruction

  • Personalised fitness programmes with specialised PE tutor

  • Personal care programmes / Wellbeing Plans

  • Digital Citizenship and Online Safety programme

  • Social skills programmes: Friendship Formula, Socially Speaking

  • Anti-bullying personalised and group teaching and learning

  • The Introception Curriculum – Mindful Self-Regulation

  • Sexuality education

  • Health - Food and nutrition education: residential cooking programme, lunch box programme, plant to plate programme,

  • Food technology

  • St John in Schools programme: Responding to an emergency

  • Empowerment Trust: Positive Assertiveness and online safety

  • School camp

  • Sun, water, and road safety programme

  • Cycling safety programme (community constable)

  • Firewise (NZ Fire Department) and the Great Shake Out (earthquake)

  • Enviro education: healthy communities and environments units (weekly)

  • Additional wellbeing consultants and supports: Music therapist, Creative Arts therapist, Counsellor