SCHOOLTV Special Report | Dealing with Conflict
- Mercy Stories
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Conflict is a natural part of life and something all children will experience at home, at school and online. While it can feel uncomfortable, how adults respond plays a critical role in shaping young people's ability to manage challenges.
As children grow, particularly during adolescence, conflict often reflects their developing independence and identity. When handled with calmness, empathy, and consistency, conflict can strengthen relationships rather than damage them. It also provides an opportunity to model respectful communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving, helping young people build resilience and navigate relationships with confidence.
This edition of SchoolTV explores practical strategies to help families approach conflict with greater understanding and confidence.
Here is the link to this topic http://olmca.wa.schooltv.me/newsletter/dealing-conflict-au
Parents who have concerns about their child’s wellbeing are encouraged to contact their child’s Head of Year to discuss the support available through the College Counselling Team and the referral process.
If a matter is particularly sensitive, parents can contact the College Counselling Team directly via email at olmca.counselling@cewa.edu.au.