What is Student WEllbeing?

• Confidential

• Judgement free

• Exploring and understanding your emotions

• Giving you a safe place to land when you don't feel you can stand up on your own

• Sharing your thoughts and feelings with a trusted adult

• Having someone really listen to you

• Seeking support for situations or emotions that you may not be able to work through on your own

• Advice on social or personal problems

• The process of assisting and guiding students to resolve personal, social or mental health problems and difficulties 

Inclusive education means that all members of our school community are valued and supported to fully participate, learn, develop and experience success within an inclusive school culture.

• We support funded students to access the curriculum with classroom support, working with teachers and external workers

• Students may present with challenges that can impact on their ability to function fully in the classroom. We work closely with the student, their families, teachers, and external workers to support the student. Some of these challenges may include:

• Auditory processing issues

• Poor concentration

• Lack of understanding and focus

• Poor literacy and numeracy skills

• Mutism

• Poor Social skills/lack of empathy

• Withdrawn and isolated

• Extremely poor handwriting

We facilitate Student Support Group meetings and implement strategies and recommendations coming out of the meeting.