Wellbeing

At our school, student wellbeing and learning are deeply connected. We are committed to creating a safe, inclusive environment where every student feels supported and empowered to succeed. Whether your child needs assistance with their mental, emotional, social, or physical wellbeing, we are dedicated to helping them thrive both at school and beyond.

How we support student wellbeing

We understand that some students require extra support to build confidence and achieve their best at school. We work closely with families to develop personalised support plans and adjustments that meet each child’s unique needs.

Additional learning support may include:

• Collaboration between teachers, support staff, families, and students (when appropriate)
• Specialist assistance for students learning English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D)
• Tailored programs for high potential and gifted students to address their advanced learning needs
• Small group tutoring focused on targeted literacy and numeracy support
• Regular check-ins to review and update support plans

Classroom adjustments may involve:

• Creating accessible learning environments
• Using assistive technology
• Providing specialised instructional resources
• Offering extra guidance, simplified content, or alternative lesson focuses

Assessment adjustments could include:

• Additional time to complete tasks
• Simplified language in instructions
• Scheduled breaks during assessments
• Alternative ways to demonstrate learning, such as oral presentations instead of written work

We identify when a student may need support through:

• Teachers observing changes in learning or behaviour
• Reviewing assessment results and academic progress
• Parents or carers expressing concerns or requesting assistance

All adjustments are planned in partnership with parents and carers, regularly reviewed, and updated as needed.

Learning and Support Team

Our Learning and Support Team is dedicated to ensuring every student receives timely and appropriate assistance tailored to their individual needs. Working closely with families, teachers, and support staff, the team:

• Assesses and understands each student’s unique requirements
• Develops and implements personalised adjustments and support plans
• Monitors student progress to ensure effective outcomes
• Facilitates connections with external services when additional support is needed

The team may include:

• Learning and Support Teachers
• School Learning Support Officers
• School Counsellors
• School Psychologists
• Student Support Officers
• Itinerant Teachers for vision or hearing support
• English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) Teachers
• Aboriginal Education Officers
• Community and Home School Liaison Officers

Visit Our principal and staff to learn about our wellbeing and specialist support staff.

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