We are committed to supporting the wellbeing of every child, ensuring they feel safe, included and proud. Our school offers a range of structured and supportive programs that nurture both emotional and academic development.
Lunchtime Clubs and Calm Space
- At lunchtime
- students can take part in a variety of clubs
- including library time
- chess club
- board games
- gardening club and our calm space – a quiet
- welcoming environment supported by our Inclusion Coordinator.
Inclusion Coordinator Role
- The Inclusion Coordinator plays a key role in fostering inclusive practices across the school
- supporting teachers to develop individual learning goals and strategies
- and working closely with families and allied health professionals to meet the needs of students with additional needs.
Shine Program Support
- Through the Shine Program
- we host training speech therapists and psychologists who provide one-on-one and small group support to students
- and assist teachers with implementing evidence-based wellbeing and learning strategies in the classroom.
Tutoring Program
- Our Tutoring Program offers targeted small group support in English and Mathematics for students who are not making expected learning growth
- as well as for students learning English as an additional language. This program runs for up to 10 weeks
- helping students boost their confidence and skills in a focused setting.
Playground and Peacemakers
- In the playground
- each year level has designated play areas
- supported by our Peacemakers—trained senior students who help younger children resolve minor issues positively. Our expansive school grounds include a full-size soccer and football oval
- basketball courts
- sandpit
- and quiet play zones to ensure all students can enjoy break times in a way that suits them.
Looking Ahead: Mental Health Teacher (2026)
- In 2026
- we will introduce a dedicated Mental Health Teacher to further strengthen our whole-school approach to wellbeing. This role will focus on prevention and early intervention
- ensuring consistent
- proactive strategies are embedded across all classrooms.
- A key part of this role will be the delivery and leadership of the Respectful Relationships curriculum
- which promotes emotional literacy and respectful behaviours through eight core areas:
– Emotional Literacy
– Personal Strengths
– Positive Coping
– Problem-Solving
– Stress Management
– Help-Seeking
– Gender and Identity
– Positive Gender Relationships
- This curriculum ensures a shared language and approach to mental health and respectful interactions
- supporting Tier 1 whole-school strategies and a consistent foundation for student wellbeing.
