Partnerships
Your Success driven by emotional intelligence
Build a calm, confident culture without adding to anyone’s workload. Partner with Not Just A Teacher Education to embed emotionally intelligent practices that lift wellbeing, behaviour, and performance across teams, classrooms, and families.
Emotional Intelligence Development Partnership
Purpose: Create measurable, lasting improvements in wellbeing, behaviour and culture through embedded EI practices.
Best For: Schools, early childhood centres and organisations seeking a strategic culture shift.
Benefits
Reduces staff burnout and turnover, fewer blow-ups, calmer problem-solving
Creates consistency in communication and behaviour systems.
Strengthens relationships between staff, leadership, and community.
Keeps learning active between workshops.
Provides accessible resources for ongoing use.
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Emotional Intelligence and wellbeing training for all staff.
Culture, wellbeing and EI baseline data for staff and/or students.
Analysis with clear recommendations.
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Use of SOAR Framework to address priority challenges.
Co-designed action plans that fit existing systems.
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Tailored sessions on leadership EI, staff wellbeing, behaviour management, and communication.
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Email/virtual access to Dylan for leadership troubleshooting.
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Tailored resources, templates and practical tools that support outcomes.
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Quarterly strength based evaluations with practical next steps.
Behaviour & Wellbeing Systems alignment
Benefits
Consistent behaviour expectations across whole school.
Reduced conflict and disciplinary issues.
Improved morale and respect in staff–student relationships.
Strength-based restorative outcomes
Clear positive communication with families and the community
Purpose: Redesign behaviour and wellbeing frameworks to be consistent, restorative, practical and emotionally intelligent.
Best For: Centres and schools struggling with behaviour management or inconsistent wellbeing practices.
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Review of policies, behaviour systems, and wellbeing practices.
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Staff and leadership collaborate to create practical systems.
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Ongoing skill-building to maintain consistency.
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Check-ins to monitor adoption and troubleshoot issues.
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Ongoing refinement and adjustments based from data on incidents, engagement, and wellbeing.
Benefits
Builds emotionally intelligent literacy across all students.
Enhances student engagement and empathy.
Embedded within existing units and assessment tasks.
Positions the school as innovative and student-centred.
Aligned to ATSIL Standards and ACARA curriculum
Emotional Intelligence curriculum integration
Purpose: Embed emotionally intelligent practice into teaching and learning across all year levels.
Best For: Schools wanting to make emotional intelligence a core part of student learning.
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Identify Emtionally intelligent learning opportunities within existing subjects.
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Practical strategies for embedding emotional intelligence in lessons.
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Ready-to-use lesson starters, activities and reflection tools.
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Ongoing support to adapt and refine approaches.
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1.1 – Adapt strategies for students’ social, emotional, and intellectual development
1.2 – Use EI approaches that support how students learn best
2.5 – Build EI literacy alongside core literacy and numeracy
3.2 – Plan programs that include EI outcomes across year levels
3.4 – Use tailored EI resources and activities in the classroom
4.1 – Create safe, inclusive spaces that encourage participation
4.3 – Manage behaviour with proactive, relational strategies
6.2 – Engage in professional learning to improve EI practice
6.3 – Collaborate with colleagues to embed EI in teaching
7.3 – Strengthen school–home partnerships through EI alignment
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Personal and Social Capability – self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship skills
Critical and Creative Thinking – problem-solving, reflection, flexible thinking
Ethical Understanding – empathy, respect, and responsible decision-making
Intercultural Understanding – valuing and respecting diverse perspectives
emotionally intelligent Parent engagement
Benefits
Greater consistency in children’s emotional development.
Stronger community trust and collaboration.
Reduced conflict between home and school.
Creates consistency in communication and systems.
Empowers parents and guardians to confidently support their children’s emotional and developmental needs
Purpose: Extend emotionally intelligent learning into homes, strengthening the school–family connection.
Best For: Schools and centres that value strong parent–educator partnerships.
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Practical, relatable sessions on emotional intelligence in parenting.
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Conversation starters and resources aligned to support parents with school emotional intelligent focus.
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For emotionally intelligent discussions during conferences or concerns.
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Summary of participation, feedback and recommendations.