FHL Models

  • Within the  Organisational Model  of the Festival for Healthy Living five models are available for schools to choose the one most appropriate to their needs:

    Single-school model
    Multi-school model (2-10 schools)
    Mini-cluster model (1SC, 1-3 PS)
    Education cluster model (5-10 schools)
    Whole community model 

    Single-school model

    All professional development and arts activities take place within a single school, but are overseen by a Regional Steering Committee. The single school model is highly economical and has lower organisational demands; but has only minimal impact on transition programs and connectedness to the broader community.

    Single-school stories

     

    Multi-school model

    In the multi-school model two to ten schools from an identified community work together. Schools may be organised in a variety of ways, and are overseen by a Regional Steering Committee.

    Multi- school stories

    • Ararat Community College & 5 feeder primary schools:  Grampians Region

     

    Mini-cluster model

    A mini-cluster model comprises one secondary school and one or two nearby feeder primary schools, overseen by a Regional Steering Committee. It is the most economical model that offers additional benefit to transition programs, and broader community connectedness.

    Mini-cluster school stories

     

    Education cluster model

    An existing education cluster implements the FHL in order to fulfil identified objectives. It usually implies resourcing from the cluster and Cluster Educator, but responsibility for financial management and project implementation rests with the Regional Steering Committee. Potentially it has great benefits to sustainability of impact.

    Education cluster school stories

     

    Whole community model

    In this model the FHL is implemented as part of a broader community cultural development project. Community organisations are intrinsically involved in linking school-based programs. It has shared community/school outcomes. In this case the Regional Steering Committee needs to be expanded to allow for full community representation, or else maintain close liaison with the management structure of the broader project.

    Whole community school stories

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