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A draft model for establishing a Whole School Approach based on 

Restorative Justice

 

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RESTORING
(Repairing harm done to relationships and community)

RELATING
(Developing/nurturing relationships and creating community)
A) undisputed harm:
Restorative Conferencing
Family Group Conferencing
Victim/Offender Mediation
Sentencing Circles

B) disputed harm, conflict, mutual recrimination:
Mediation
Peer Mediation
Healing Circles
No-Blame Approach to Bullying

including:
Circle Time for Staff (for planning, review, support and team building)
Circle Time for Students
School Council· Circle of Friends
Peer Counselling and Mentoring
Whole School Development of Relationship Management Policy (cf Behaviour Management, which tends to be student-focused)

 

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skills include:

Non-Violent Communication
Active Non-Judgemental Listening
Conflict Transformation
Developing Empathy and Rapport
Having Difficult Conversations
Restorative Debriefing After Critical Incidents
Understanding and Managing Anger



MUCH

skills include:

Emotional Literacy
Developing and Maintaining
Self-Esteem
Valuing Others Explicitly
Assertiveness
Acknowledging and Appreciating Diversity
Constructively Challenging Oppression and Prejudice
Connecting Across Differences


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