Student Wellbeing
Mrs Rebecca Beveridge

Student Wellbeing
Mrs Rebecca Beveridge
In PBL lessons this week, students explored how we can treat everyone with Respect by being Kind. Classes discussed ways to be kind, such as including others, saying something nice and helping others. In Foundation, students made these beautiful rainbows to showcase how you can always be a rainbow in someone's cloud.




































Next week is Bullying No Way Week! 2026 theme: Small Acts, Big Impact
Bullying is everyone’s responsibility, and small acts can make a real difference.
This year’s theme reminds us that actions don’t need to be big to change someone’s world.
Small actions – like including someone, speaking up or showing kindness – can create meaningful change.
In our schools and communities, our goal is to build environments where everyone belongs, diversity is celebrated, and bullying is never accepted.
During Bullying No Way Week, we encourage students, schools, families and communities to engage in small acts that can have a big impact against bullying.
Students will be engaging with a Kids Helpline Webinar where students will learn to be upstanders and call out bullying to get the support they need from teachers and trusted adults.
In classes, students will be engaging with other formal learning about how to treat everyone with respect and what things are and aren't appropriate to say and do to others.

