About Mighty Me^™

A transformative resilience program for primary and high schools.

40 research backed lessons across the school year, taught in a group.

Mighty Me^™ gives children the skills to face frustration, failure, fear and rejection, and to quiet the voice that says they aren’t good enough. It rests on the belief that resilience can’t be built from a position of weakness.

Bring Mighty Me^™ to your school See the curriculum

A Mighty Me facilitator leading a session in a school hall

How Mighty Me^™ works

Like any core skill, resilience is built over time, not in a single day.

Resilience building is a habit
We learn the routines and daily practices of a resilient mind.
Leverage the power of group settings
We create an environment of encouragement where children support each other to achieve excellence.
A year-long curriculum
Mighty Me^™ has 40 lessons to work alongside the school year. It becomes a part of their weekly experience.

Program options

Two ways to bring Mighty Me^™ to your school

Both are for primary and high schools.

Year-long

Term program

A weekly program with the same students, across the school year.

How it runsWeekly lessons, 10 a term

LengthFour terms, 40 lessons

WhoThe same group all year

Built fromFour term themes, Excellence to Wisdom

Ask about the term program

Stage or grade-wide

School incursion

A program for a whole stage or grade at once.

How it runsAn assembly, then classroom lessons

LengthPlanned with your school

WhoA whole stage or grade

Built fromOur 120-lesson library, around your focus

Ask about an incursion

The curriculum

The four pillars to becoming mighty

Children practising a Mighty Me activity

Pillar 1

Excellence

Set goals and stay motivated
Build self-discipline and good habits
Bounce back from setbacks

Pillar 2

Mind, Body, Self

Build a strong, positive identity
Practise gratitude and empathy
Be accountable for how you respond to challenges

A Mighty Me class at Russell Lea Public School

Pillar 3

Leadership

Earn respect and master your attitude
Be a good friend and communicator
Lead with integrity

Pillar 4

Wisdom

Think for yourself and solve problems
Believe in your potential
Build resilience and learn to collaborate

“My son was struggling with regulating his emotions. These outbursts of emotion would drive him to commit self-harm and put himself down. As his mum, this was heartbreaking to witness. My son joined Mighty Me^™ in Year 5. The program taught him coping mechanisms for when he felt frustrated, and the techniques to manage his emotions. He continued with the program until he finished Year 6, which has given him life-long building blocks and assisted with his transition to High School.”