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Prepare for 2027: Build Strong Teacher–Student Relationships through Relational Circles
Strong teacher–student relationships grow through everyday opportunities to listen, share and connect.
Relational Circles are a proactive part of Restorative Practices. They create space for teachers and students to understand one another, strengthen trust and build a classroom community where every student has a voice.
As you plan for 2027, consider how circles can become part of your classroom routines—building relationships before difficulties arise.
🌿 Relational Circle Workshop
📅 13 November 2026
This is a very practical, experiential workshop. You will participate in circles, practise facilitation and explore activities you can adapt for your students.
Learn how to:
• Build stronger teacher–student and peer relationships
• Encourage student voice, listening and participation
• Strengthen belonging and a sense of fairness
• Plan and facilitate purposeful circles
• Bring connection into everyday classroom life
For almost 18 years, Restorative Practices Singapore has supported schools in building restorative communities. We can also support your school in rolling out Relational Circles, helping teachers put their learning into practice.
Register through the Restorative Practices Singapore website.
📩Registration details: https://forms.gle/phne3KH6EES6k3CB7
📞 Call us at 9126 4281 to discuss support for your school.
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