The Wellbeing Hub

RESPECT Program 

Through BHHS RESPECT Program we offered our families the opportunity to attend the Connected Parenting Workshop facilitated by the talented storyteller, TedX presenter and founder of Woodline Primary School, Lael Stone. She illustrated strategies parents and carers can use to act as the “calm harbour during our teens emotional storms”. 

BHHS Marrung Team - NAIDOC  

Term 3 has seen exciting advances in how we celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with a team of students and staff developing our first Reconciliation Action Plan. Students met with our Koori Educator, Seth Nolan to start work on crafting BHHS version of an acknowledgement to country which will be complete by Term 4.  SRC Students are busy designing a wellness garden featuring yarning circles and indigenous plants. 15 staff attended further training on how to strengthen the way Aboriginal perspective are taught in our curriculum and we are looking to partner with Melbourne Uni as part of a research project on this.  

Pictured above Ginnie M. (Sports Prefect), Seth Nolan (Koorie Education Support Officer), and Olivia B. (School Captain). 

Breakfast Book Club  

Book club is now running on a Wednesday and Thursday morning in the Wellbeing Hub partnering with our Breakfast Club. All students are welcome to arrive from 8.00am to enjoy a hot chocolate and discuss the latest novels.  

Wellbeing Hub

Students who would enjoy a peaceful space at lunchtime are warmly welcome to the Wellbeing Hub 1.15pm-1.45pm daily. 

By Felicity Shiel-Jones

Student Services Leader