Student Wellbeing

Talking Teens | Online Parent Support Group

Delivered by Northern Anglicare ParentZone, this interactive online program supports families with communication, emotional regulation, and mental health awareness.  This support group is for parents looking to strengthen communication and connection with their teenagers, set effective boundaries, and build more positive relationships within your family.  This program offers practical tools to help parents and carers better understand the challenges of adolescence and support your teens in managing their emotions, creating a more connected and resilient family environment. 

Commences: Thursday 14 November | Weekly for 4 weeks | 6:00 – 7:30pm 

Register Here: Talking Teens | Online - Anglicare Victoria 

Call out for Creatives! 

A Nillumbik youth hub youth-led magazine called “The Wrap Up” is looking for creative young people 12-25 years old to submit their photos, art or creative writing and if successful, they will receive a gift voucher as recognition of their work! Submissions close 16 November 2025 

See flyer below for more information. 

Register here 

Headspace Art Competition 

Headspace Greensborough & Plenty Valley are offering an opportunity for artists 12 to 25 years old working from various mediums such as photography, art, media, sculpture among others to enter a competition with a $800 prize pool and an exhibition featuring your artwork!  

To get involved, scan the barcode on the flyer below and enter the competition before 7th November 2025 

Register here 

EHS Food Hampers and Breakfast Club 

We are pleased to offer a limited number of food hampers to support families in need. These hampers are available for collection from the school, please contact Lyn Davis at lyn.davis@education.vic.gov.au to organise one for your family.   

In addition, our School Breakfast Club Program continues to provide free, nutritious meals to help students start their day with energy and focus. Breakfast is served every Wednesday at recess from our Sensory Garden, located just outside the Student Services space. This initiative plays a vital role in promoting student wellbeing and learning readiness. 

MADELINE GAITANIS, Student Services and Welbeing Coordinator