Implementing the Student Wellbeing Framework

Discover how the Australian Student Wellbeing Framework can support wellbeing in your school by exploring a range of Australian case studies and resources.

The Australian Student Wellbeing Framework supports Australian schools to provide every student with the strongest foundation possible to reach their aspirations in learning and in life. The Framework outlines five principles that promote better safety, wellbeing and learning: Leadership, Inclusion, Student Voice, Partnerships and Support.

On this page, you will find case studies demonstrating how different schools have used the Framework to promote whole-school wellbeing in each of these areas. Explore each case study to discover videos, support materials and downloadable resources to use within your own school setting.

You will also find further resources applicable within the classroom, for school-wide initiatives, the broader school community and staff professional learning. All resources are curriculum-aligned and support the principles of the Australian Student Wellbeing Framework.

Looking to promote student-led learning? Check out our student topic pages where students can filter by year level to explore age-appropriate wellbeing information and resources independently.

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Discover resources for the classroom

Explore the following resources for in-classroom strategies and support.

Prompt a discussion

Spark staff discussion and reflection with these practical questions aligned to the Australian Student Wellbeing Framework.

  1. How can we implement regular student-led feedback opportunities to shape classroom and whole-school wellbeing actions this semester?

  2. How could classroom and playground experiences be designed so every student feels accepted, supported and able to participate fully?

  3. How can staff work together to encourage positive behaviour and help students manage challenges before they escalate?

  4. What professional learning opportunities could help staff build more authentic partnerships with families to support wellbeing communication and action plans?

Discover ways to use the Australian Student Wellbeing Framework in your school.

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