Wellbeing

Reminder!

Computer Course for Parents and Carers

Address: 71-81 Pearcedale Parade, Broadmeadows

When: Every Monday and Tuesday from 9:15-11:15am

Facilitated by Banksia Gardens Community Services

Please kindly contact them on Tel: 03 9309 8531 for further information.

Further Reminders!

Hume City Council Youth Services: 

Raising Resilient, Healthy Children and Young People in Hume.  Term 4 2024 Parent / Carer Information Sessions - Free Events 

Supporting the Transition to Secondary School:

This session will explore the role of parents/carers in promoting their young person’s social and emotional well-being and building their resilience to support and navigate the significant transition into Secondary School. 

Where: Greenvale West Community Centre 7 Ventura Way, Greenvale, 3059 (Training room) 

When: Thursday 28 November 10am – 12pm 

Facilitator: Drummond Street Services

Kindly click on the link below for further information and to register:

Support Students transition to Secondary School:

Key points (raising children network):

• Starting secondary school means big changes, like new peers, more teachers, study and homework, and a new campus.
• It’s natural for children to have mixed feelings about starting secondary school.
• You can ease the transition by preparing children practically and emotionally.
• Routines, healthy food, sleep, talking, support for new friendships, and positive relationships with teachers can help with the transition to secondary school (https://raisingchildren.net.au/teens/parenting-in-pictures/better-sleep-for-teens)

For further information please kindly click on the link below; 

https://raisingchildren.net.au/search?query=transition%20to%20secondary%20school

Come along to this community event: 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.  Respect is Strength: Stand Up, Speak Out.   This event is presented by Hume City Council at Broadmeadows Town Hall on 26th November 1.30-3.00pm.   Kindly see the flyer and link for further details.  

At Broadmeadows Primary School, the wellbeing of our students is at the heart of everything we do.  Our Wellbeing Team is dedicated to supporting every child’s emotional, social, and mental health needs, ensuring they feel safe, valued, and empowered to grow.

We believe that fostering strong, positive connections between home and school is key to a child’s success. Together, we can help our students build resilience, develop healthy relationships, and navigate life’s challenges with confidence.

We encourage families to reach out if you need any support or resources. 

Warm regards

Wellbeing Team

Social Worker - Mrs Linda Coughlan

Student Counsellor - Mrs Fatima Ghazzaoui 

Play Therapist - Ms Elly Levis

Student Social Worker - Ms Rhea Singh  

Speech Pathologist - Mrs Jane Hill Waterson