Here’s a basic recruitment toolkit to help you get new volunteers. These are editable by you to personalise with your school’s name and your own contact details.
Volunteer recruitment video. Watch the video here or use the controls to link or share. If you want to upload this to your school’s video site, click the ‘v’ button to open our Video channel and then use the controls to download it from there.
A school principal and an ethics teacher tell us about the advantages ethics brings to the school and the children.
Volunteers and teachers talk about the benefits of an ethics program to students.
Jonathan aged 8 tells us why he thinks ethics is awesome, even if he did choose it for the wrong reason. You can watch the video here, download or share it.
Other materials
- Powerpoint presentation for talks to school groups (eg. P+C), community organisations (eg. Rotary clubs) etc. Fill in your own details on last slide.
- Recruitment flyer for teachers – editable, for school websites/newsletters or social media
- Recruitment flyer for ethics coordinators – editable, for school websites/newsletters or social media
- Recruitment image with QR code for ethics coordinators
- Powerpoint slide for use at Kindy orientations or to go out with Kindy orientation materials
- Why choose ethics for your child? – kindergarten orientation brochure. Contact the Helpdesk to have print copies sent to you.
- Sample social media post for school Facebooks (use it with one of the graphics below)
- Do something life-changing! – a small one-page volunteering flyer that can go out with orientation materials.
Below is a range of social media graphics for you to share on school or community social media. To download, simply right click one and select ‘save image as…’ (‘save link as..’ on Chrome), or open an image by clicking on it, then right click on it and hold down the click, you should then get a menu of options, one being to ‘save image as…’
If you have any issues or suggestions or would like something custom-made for your school, please contact the Communications Manager (Susan) at communications@primaryethics.com.au