Student Welbeing

Banyule Nillumbik Tech School - After School Clubs
SAVE THE DATE - Naked Truths Parent Session
We are pleased to invite parents and carers, to join us for an (online) parent workshop on affirmative consent, respectful relationships, and eSafety, and how to continue these conversations with your young person at home.
When: Tuesday 18 February, 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Where: TEAMS: Link will be provided upon registration, here.
Provided by Body Safety Victoria, this workshop aims to give parents and carers the information they need to understand and respond to their children’s growing need for information in their online and offline worlds, covering: Healthy Boundaries in exploring and expressing sexuality; Challenging misinformation about sex and relationships; Use of technology and social media; The role of age and gender in power imbalances, and; The law: children’s rights and responsibilities.
This workshop is offered free of charge to our EHS parents/carers, fully funded by Nillumbik Council, Community Partnerships. Please note, that this session will not be recorded.
If you have any questions, please contact Anna Jenkins – Student Services at anna.jenkins@education.vic.gov.au or on 9430 5134
Tuning in to Teens
Tuning in to Teens Parent Program is running FREE @ headspace Greensborough. Commencing Tuesday 25 Feb for 6 (weekly) sessions.
Tuesdays 7:00 - 9:00pm at headspace Greensborough Level 1, 78 Main Street Greensborough (we are above the Westpac & Bendigo Banks)
Session 1 – 25th Feb
Session 2 – 4th March
Session 3 – 11th March
Session 4 – 18th March
Session 5 – 25th March
Session 6 – 1st April
Register NOW (places are limited)
Tuning in to Teens (TINT) is an evidence based program that supports parents to feel more confident to connect with their teens, understand their needs and challenges, support them to manage strong emotions and reduce conflict.
One of the things parents find most helpful about attending this program is the chance to share experiences that are common for parents at this time, and hear new ideas about connecting with teenagers.
Nillumbik Youth Updates February 2025
ANNA JENKINS, Mental Health Practitioner