Implementing the Student Wellbeing Framework
Illustrations of practice
Discover practical ways to use the Australian Student Wellbeing Framework in your school. These videos and support materials showcase different approaches that schools just like yours are using to enhance whole-school wellbeing through the elements and effectives practices of the Framework.
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Leadership and inclusion
The leadership of one small school took steps to implement a whole-school change of practice to build positive student and community wellbeing and learning outcomes
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Support for positive behaviour
This case study explores how one school supports positive behaviour which is a critical component for building students’ wellbeing.
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Partnerships and support
Paralowie R-12 school has developed targeted support programs and continues to maximise a range of partnerships to meet the wellbeing needs and future career opportunities for their students.
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Social and emotional learning in pre-service teacher education
Find out how the University of Southern Queensland is preparing teachers to nurture the development of social and emotional skills in students to promote learning and whole-school wellbeing.
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Student voice
Student action teams from two primary schools collaborate to plan and host a student-led forum on respectful relationships and bystander behaviour.
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