Supporting physical, mental and emotional wellbeing in schools

Informed by the Student Wellbeing Framework

Featured resources

Webinar: Supporting students with sensory differences | Thu, Nov 14

This webinar will discuss what sensory differences may look like and provide evidence-based insights into possible inclusive, educational supports.

Art and wellbeing

In this webinar recording, educators from the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) provide practical strategies to help students recognise, understand and evaluate emotional expression through art.

NGV: Slow mindful guided looking

Join educators from the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) for a slow mindful guided looking activity, featuring Frederick McCubbin's Home again (1884), with video and educator script.

Coping with emotional challenges in career development

Watch this webinar recording for practical tips and resources to help young people cope with the emotional challenges that are so central to career development learning.

Brain break bops: Early years activities

Brain break bops are short animated videos featuring an interoception movement, plus other fun dance moves and memorable song lyrics. These inclusive activities are great for the whole class to get involved and practice self-regulation strategies.

Interoception and self-regulation: Professional learning

This free online course is suitable for primary and secondary educators with an interest in supporting children and young people with emotional self-regulation, mental health and wellbeing, and social and emotional skills.

My Mind Check

A free, voluntary and evidence based digital mental health and wellbeing check-in for Australian schools

Is This OK?? Talking to Teenagers about Affirmative Consent

This podcast series provides strategies to help adults support young people to understand affirmative consent and promote open dialogue.

Bite back

Bite Back is an online positive psychology program designed to improve the overall wellbeing and resilience of young Australians aged 13 to 16 years old.