Wellbeing & Inclusion.

Our Wellbeing & Inclusion Team works alongside sub-school teams and classroom teachers to support every student’s mental, physical and social wellbeing.

Our team includes

• Wellbeing and Inclusion Leading Teacher — leads our overall approach and coordinates supports
• Inclusion Learning Specialist — supports teachers to differentiate for diverse learners
• Mental Health Practitioner — short-term, school-based mental health support
• Counsellor — including referrals to external services where needed
• Two Youth Workers — small group and targeted wellbeing programs
• Adolescent Health Nurse — health education and links to community services
• Doctors in Schools Program — an onsite GP by appointment for physical and mental health, including Mental Health Care Plans (bring your Medicare card)
• Student Support Services (SSS) — specialist support from the Department
• Koorie Coordinator — advocates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students

How we support our students

• Individual counselling
• Small-group programs covering social skills, literacy, confidence and engagement
• Whole-school programs including Respectful Relationships
• Referrals to external agencies where needed

Accessing support at school

Students can attend the Wellbeing room directly, speak with a teacher or their Year Level Coordinator, or be referred by family or staff. Whatever the pathway, the team will respond.