Wellbeing 

           Bringing Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Home

When students have supportive relationships and opportunities to develop and practice social, emotional, and cognitive skills across many different contexts, academic learning accelerates. 

As we experience lockdown once again, most students are spending more time that usual with family. That extra time with parents and caregivers offers more opportunities to model and practice SEL together. Should you be interested, this article outlines 10 ways that parents can bring Social-Emotional learning home.  Key to this endeavour as a parent is looking after your own wellbeing and modelling this for your children. 

If you have any concerns about your child's wellbeing, or if you require any other support at home, please do not hesitate to reach out - poverbury@santglen.catholic.edu.au 

with best wishes,

Peta Overbury

Deputy Principal

Wellbeing Leader

Learning Diversity Leader

Peta Overbury