Inclusion & Diversity /

The NRL League Stars Inspire - Inclusion and Diversity program is designed to inspire young people to understand and appreciate diversity.

Through collaborative and adaptive activities, the program builds participants’ communication and interpersonal skills to foster a sense of belonging and develop attitudes that value difference.

Inspire Inclusion & Diversity is closely aligned with curriculum, delivering learning and development experiences to young people to help them build stronger communities. The League Stars Inspire Inclusion & Diversity workshop improves sense of belonging and is available right across Australia, as well as offered as a quality-assured program in the NSW Department of Education's Students Wellbeing external programs catalogue.

Students learn about:

• Respect, Empathy and valuing diversity to build stronger communities
• Teamwork, communication, collaboration and decision making
• Similarities and differences between groups
• Building strategies to respect and value diversity
• How teamwork plays a critical role in success

Students learn to:

• Understand how movement skills create opportunities to make decisions in different roles
• Explore different strategies in physical activities to engage with all members in a group
• Describe how respect, empathy and valuing diversity can positively influence teams

NSW DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: STUDENT WELLBEING CATALOGUE

The Inspire Inclusion & Diversity modules are available on the NSW Student Wellbeing external catalogue. Click on the following link for further information or complete the form below. Student Wellbeing external program catalogue

Both Chase (Chase Stanley) and Bradley (Brad Takairangi) were absolutely brilliant. The way they connected with the students, delivered the program and the message they delivered was both engaging and inspiring. Both 6B and 6P students were thoroughly engaged, enjoyed the activities, looked forward to going each Monday and responded so positively to the overall message. Both classes were motivated, and this was due to the effort that both Chase and Bradley put into connecting with the students.”

Deputy Principal, Harrington Park Public School – NRL Inspire Inclusion & Diversity