Student Wellbeing
Dedicated Wellbeing Team
Our multidisciplinary Wellbeing Team works collaboratively to support every student’s wellbeing, engagement and learning.
The team includes professionals from a range of disciplines who provide expertise in:
The team works closely with teachers, education support staff, families and external agencies to provide holistic support for students.
Individual Support Plans
Some students benefit from personalised wellbeing planning to ensure they receive coordinated and consistent support.
Individual support plans may include:
Plans are developed collaboratively with students, families, school staff and, where appropriate, external agencies.
Counselling + Referral Systems
The Wellbeing Team provides a safe, supportive and confidential space for students experiencing social, emotional or mental health challenges. Students can access support by self-referring, being referred by a parent/carer or staff member, or through our wellbeing triage process.
Support may include:
Our referral systems ensure students receive the right support, at the right time, from the right people.
Small Group & Targeted Programs
Throughout the year, students may participate in evidence-informed small group programs designed to develop social, emotional and behavioural skills.
Programs may focus on:
Programs are tailored to identified student needs and delivered in a supportive group environment.
Whole-School Behaviour & Wellbeing Frameworks
Positive wellbeing is everyone’s responsibility. Our whole-school approach promotes safe, respectful and inclusive learning environments where students can thrive.
Our frameworks focus on:
By embedding wellbeing into everyday practice, we create predictable, supportive environments that promote learning and belonging.
Wellbeing Programs Embedded in Curriculum
Wellbeing is integrated into teaching and learning across all year levels.
Students participate in age-appropriate learning that supports:
These learning opportunities help students build lifelong skills that support both wellbeing and academic success.
Transition & Support Programs
Starting at a new school or moving between year levels can be exciting and challenging.
Our transition programs support students and families during key stages of their educational journey, including:
Our goal is to help every student feel connected, confident and ready to learn.
Practical Wellbeing Initiatives
Wellbeing is often supported through small, practical actions that make a meaningful difference to students’ daily experience at school.
Initiatives may include:
These initiatives help reduce barriers to learning while promoting inclusion, connection and a sense of belonging.
External Partnerships
We work closely with a range of community organisations and specialist services to ensure students and families have access to comprehensive support.
Our partnerships may include:
By working together, we can provide coordinated support that responds to the unique needs of each student and family while strengthening pathways to care beyond the school environment.
For further information, please contact our Wellbeing Triage team (03) 8765 0111