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Week Seventeen

Secondary·Years 7–10

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Week Seventeen brings together movement, reflection, creativity, and teamwork to energise students and strengthen classroom connection. The session begins with Yay, Nay, Let’s Stay, a high-energy coordination game that sparks laughter while challenging students’ focus and quick thinking. The physical excitement continues with Spring Carnival Racing, where students move through fitness stations based on dice rolls, building endurance while cheering each other on through the playful unpredictability of the race. These activities promote agility, collaboration, and positive social interaction, helping students stay active while deepening their sense of connection.

This week also encourages meaningful reflection and creative gratitude. In Get Excited, students shift their focus toward the future, identifying upcoming moments, events, and personal goals that bring them joy and motivation. They then explore gratitude in a fun, expressive way through Gratitude Charades, using movement and non-verbal communication to celebrate the people, experiences, and moments they appreciate. Through this blend of movement and reflection, students strengthen self-awareness, practise expressing gratitude, and build a more hopeful, connected, and positive mindset.

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Yay Nay Lets Stay
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Get Excited
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Spring Carnival Racing
Gratitude
Gratitude Charades
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Personal & Social Capability and HPE Version 2.0, VCAA, used by Victorian schools.

PSC / SELPersonal & Social Capability
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  • VC2CP8S02Levels 7–8: How to distinguish between productive and unproductive coping strategies; strategies for peer support and empathetic communication during adversity.
  • VC2CP8O04Levels 7–8: Situations that benefit from collaboration; strategies for setting team goals; and ways team members can support one another to achieve goals.
  • VC2CP10O05Levels 9–10: When and how to adapt skills and strategies to prevent, defuse or resolve conflict within and between groups in different contexts.
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  • VC2CP8S03Levels 7–8: Strategies for reflecting on and developing personal strengths in different contexts; connecting personal interests to broader life/careers.
  • VC2CP8O03Levels 7–8: Factors that affect how personal and group relationships are expressed and experienced, including personal boundaries, intimacy, distribution of power and social expectations.
  • VC2CP10O03Levels 9–10: Personal, social and cultural factors that influence the ability to experience respectful relationships; the rights and responsibilities of individuals in relationships.
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Gratitude
  • VC2CP8S01Levels 7–8: Ways to recognise emotional complexity and its causes and consequences.
  • VC2CP10S01Levels 9–10: Ways to analyse and evaluate emotional complexity in different contexts and from different perspectives.
  • VC2CP10S04Levels 9–10: How to identify and adapt strategies for improving confidence, adaptability and perseverance, considering personal and social enablers and barriers.
View official curriculum →Victorian Curriculum F–10 v2.0
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