Child Safe & Wellbeing
Safety, Respect and Learning

Child Safe & Wellbeing
Safety, Respect and Learning


How do we keep our children connected to friends/family/community on the holidays?
Strong, supportive connections play an important role in a young person's mental health, wellbeing and development. Feeling connected to family, friends, school and community can provide children and adolescents with a sense of belonging, security and acceptance, helping them feel valued and supported as they grow.
As young people navigate friendships, increasing independence, social pressures and the digital world, maintaining meaningful connections can sometimes become more challenging. Positive relationships and a strong sense of belonging can help protect against loneliness and isolation, while building resilience, confidence and emotional wellbeing.
This edition of SchoolTV explores the importance of connection and offers practical strategies to help strengthen relationships, foster belonging and ensure young people feel supported, understood and connected.
Please learn more by watching the video on our SchoolTV website:
https://cranbourneeast.catholic.schooltv.me/newsletter/importance-connection-au


During Child Protection Week, we are proud to display the posters created by our students to share their important messages about keeping children safe in their own words and through their eyes.







