STUDENT WELLBEING

Sometimes wisdom comes from strange places, even from Pixar cartoons. I was sitting in my office last week, taking a short breather and reflecting on Term 1. As I pondered how I could best use the upcoming holidays to rest and re-energise, one of my colleagues walked in and passed me this poster saying “is this of any use to our students?” I looked it over and replied, “I don’t know about our students, but I am putting that straight on my fridge at home.” So on the fridge it sits to remind me to use those two weeks to look after myself. I plan to try each one of those things during the break and tick them off as I go. I am not a big Dream Journaler, but might even give that one a go. 
 
So please practice self care of yourselves and your families over the coming weeks. 

As always we want to remind you, that your child’s mental health and wellbeing is our priority and we want to continue to provide quality welfare support to our students. If you have any concerns at all about your child then please contact your child’s coordinator, myself or chaplain Gill Van Der Ende. We are available to parents via contacting the College on 9727 8100. Your child can also contact us directly by knocking on the door of our office. We are here to support you. 

John Nichol
Well-Being Leader

WELLBEING AND WELFARE SUPPORT SERVICES