Wellbeing Supports Update

Thursday 19 June 2025

 SchoolTV

Each week we will be sharing resources from SchoolTV in line with what is happening in our school environment. 

 

In this edition of SchoolTV - Resilience

 

Resilience is one of those skills that all kids need and should have. It refers to their ability to cope and adapt in situations when confronted with challenges such as adversity, trauma, tragedy, or even stress. It is essential to their mental health and wellbeing as part of their journey to adulthood. It is a skill that can be learned from an early age through the support of an adult role model.

 

However, being resilient does not mean your child won't experience any difficulties, but it will better equip them to manage those situations. Over-protective parenting can be viewed as being unhelpful towards the building of resilience. Although this may be a natural instinct, potentially experiencing failure is all part of the process. Encouraging children to take healthy risks will help them trust their capacity to deal with uncomfortable situations and increase their capacity for courage.

 

In this edition of SchoolTV, parents will gain an understanding of how to support their child’s brave behaviour to help them adapt and build resilience.

 

We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this edition of SchoolTV and we always welcome your feedback. If you have any concerns about your child, please contact the school counsellor for further information or seek medical or professional help.

 

Here is the link to the Resilience edition of SchoolTVhttps://mcsc.vic.schooltv.me/newsletter/resilience

Welcome to our Wellbeing Team

Wellbeing team members are available for short term, individual support and also involved in the delivery of a range of wellbeing programs across the College that address mental health, engagement and social skills.

Students, parents and carers are welcome to arrange an appointment to meet with a member of the team. Students, parents and carers can email wellbeing@mc.vic.edu.au to arrange an appointment or start a conversation.