Welcome to the Wellbeing page!
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What is the Wellbeing Portfolio?
Wellbeing involves all dimensions of health and our aim as a portfolio is to support students so that they can lead happier and healthier lives! To ensure students lead healthier lives, we will implement and provide approved initiatives and resources to students for their own personal use. Additionally joining the portfolio also means you get to be involved in many activities and further develop your understanding of what wellbeing is to you!
UPCOMING EVENTS!
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FRIENDSHIP
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FRIENDSHIP
International day of Friendship is a special day where multiple countries celebrate friendship. International Day of Friendship is celebrate to enhance the friendship between people, countries, cultures and individuals to inspire peace. This day can be celebrated through spending quality time with your friends, where you could arrange an activity to do together.
MEET THE HEADS!
Jennifer Nguyen
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Alyssa Pham
PHA0420
Yesreb Salih
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What we do to enhance wellbeing at Braybrook College
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Open 8:00 am - 8:40 am
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
All Year 7 and 8 students for free breakfast!
Wellbeing dog
Wellbeing dog
Keiko is our school's very own wellbeing dog!
Come and give her cuddles in the wellbeing office!
PAST EVENTS!
Dodgeball Tournament
Dodgeball Tournament
The Dodgeball Tournament was an event that promoted physical well-being and encouraged our students with different physical strengths to enjoy a fun game. Here is a picture of the winning team with our portfolio heads!
What We Did!
What We Did!
This event consisted of approximately 100 students, across all year levels, battling for gift card prizes. We organised scheduled matches with juniors versing juniors, and seniors versing seniors, with the winning team having the opportunity to go up against 8 of Braybrook College's PE teachers. The game ended with the year 10 students winning, and we are proud to say that this tournament was a huge success!
Our students in the middle of an intense match, which occured in the gymnasium!
SRC Day
SRC Day
SRC Day was held on August 14th, between B and C block to promote the Student Representative Council. The Wellbeing Portfolio Team created an event that focused on enhancing physical and mental health.
What We Did For The Day!
What We Did For The Day!
Two students competed against each other by answering the questions surrounding physical and mental health, whilst holding weights in their hand parallel from the ground. If player A answers quickly and correctly they can put the weights down and rest their arms whilst player B has to continue holding the weight. Then, if player B gets the next question right, they can rest their arms and player A has to start holding up the weight again. The first to answer five questions correctly wins and were given sweet treats!
Bullying No Way Week
Bullying No Way Week
Bullying No Way is an invitiative that aims at preventing and adressing bullying and violence. It reminds us that everyone belongs and to contribute to creating a positive environment in our school. We incoorperated
What We Did For The Day!
What We Did For The Day!
On Friday the 18th of August, the Well-being Portfolio and Social Events Portfolio held an event to promote awareness of the National Day of Taking Action Against Bullying and Violence. On this day, we set up a table with assorted coloured paper where people could trace their hands and write a kind message on the hand and on another table were strips of coloured paper where people wrote their names and decorated them which were added onto a paper chain, representing the growing of connections and the idea of togetherness.
R U OK? DAY/WEEK
R U OK? DAY/WEEK
R U OK? day is a health promotion charity that emphasises that a conversation can help others through difficult times and encourages people to stay connected. R U OK? also promotes and contributes to suicide prevention by enouraging others to invest more attention and time to personal relationships and their support network - friends, family and associates - having a conversation could help identify signs of stress or difficulty.
What We Did For The Week!
What We Did For The Week!
On Wednesday the 13th of September, we hosted a thrilling event in honour of RUOK day/week. We were excited to introduce a basketball showdown, TEACHERS against STUDENTS. This event was held to spread awareness to those who are struggling with their everyday lives. This year's theme is "I'm here to hear", reinforcing how you don't need a qualification to talk to someone about their mental health. This event helped emphasise connectivity and inclusiveness within the Braybrook College community!
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