Student Wellbeing
Student Wellbeing encompasses the following areas: Student Engagement, Student Connectedness, Classroom Climates, Inclusion and Prevention to Intervention
Supporting Students Returning to School
Welcome to Term 4!
It won't be long now before we begin to see the beautiful, smiling faces of your children and I would like to share some tips and information that may help with the transition back to school in the coming weeks.
Helping my child transition beck to school after lockdown
Returning back to school after lockdown may be causing some stress and anxiety for you and your children due to uncertainty and change of routine.
Please read this article to get some ideas.
https://occupationaltherapy.com.au/helping-my-child-transition-back-to-school-after-lockdown/
Helping young children transition back to school and life after lockdown
This year has thrown a lot of challenges at our children it is so important for us to support their transition back to school and life after lockdown. Below is a link to some ideas.
https://www.learninglinks.org.au/helping-children-transition-back-to-school/
During Term 4, we will be practicing mindfulness. This is a way to keep grounded and to learn how to focus better. This will help to improve students learning and build emotional resilience. Attached is a book that will help with mindful parenting.
We, at St Fidelis, would like to sincerely thank you all for your dedication and support in helping us to deliver a curriculum that has enabled your child to continue to learn.
Sally Lentini
Wellbeing Leader