At the beginning of this year actually, our principal (like a headmaster for you people from the UK) decided to hire "peer helpers" and clearly specified that they were not tutors, but were there to help with personal problems. It was to be a private program, and it sure seems to have stayed that way because that's the last we heard of it. I'm sure it's there, because our main office has application forms but besides that, nobody knows much about it. I'm not sure how it works, but if it's this private, I'm sure it works well.
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We have Peer Mentors. I signed up to be one, only cause we get to get out of 5 hours a week of lessons. Plus at the meetings they give you loads of cake and cookies and stuff
Our peer mentoring system is so that we can help personal problems such as bullying, problems at home etc.
It does actually work because alot of kids have come to me with problems and I either deal with it in my way Or pass it on to teachers who deal with it.
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my sister was a peer mediator
she had a partner and at recess and lunchtimes the wore orange vests like the ones road workers wear and they walked around and tried to sort out stuff and look for people who were alone
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Or pass it on to teachers who deal with it.
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