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Wellbeing Supports Update

Thursday 27 November 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: Embracing Change & New Beginnings

 

SPECIAL REPORT: Embracing Change & New Beginnings

Change is a natural part of growing up. Whether it's the start of a new school year, moving between year levels, or stepping beyond the school gates for the final time, each transition brings a mix of emotions, presenting both opportunities and challenges. These shifts call on young people to adjust to new routines, navigate unfamiliar environments and develop emotional flexibility. While some may embrace these changes, others may find the disruption unsettling and struggle with the loss of predictability.Research shows that periods of transition are often linked to heightened anxiety, reduced academic engagement and changes in peer relationships. For families, these periods can also bring added stress. Recognising the emotional and psychological impact of change helps us respond more effectively and supportively.While change can feel daunting, it also offers valuable opportunities for young people to learn and grow. By normalising uncertainty and encouraging open conversations, we help young people face new beginnings with curiosity rather than fear. When children are surrounded by guidance, encouragement and consistent structure, they're far better equipped to manage life's transitions with confidence and resilience.

 

Here is the link to your Special Report: https://mcsc.vic.schooltv.me/wellbeing_news/special-report-embracing-change-new-beginnings-au

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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.

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