Student

Wellbeing

Be Safe - Be Friendly - Be a Learner 

School Wide Positive Behaviour Support (SWPBS)

 

Season’s for Growth

 A grief and loss program

Change and loss are issues that affect all of us at some stage in our lives. At St Monica’s we recognise that when changes occur in families through death, separation, divorce or related circumstances, children and young people may benefit from learning how to manage these changes effectively. We are therefore offering a very successful education program called Seasons for Growth. This program is facilitated in small groups and is based on research that highlights the importance of social support and the need to practise new skills to cope effectively with change and loss. The program focuses on issues such as self-esteem, managing feelings, problem-solving, decision-making, effective communication and support networks. Seasons for Growth runs for eight weeks and each weekly session is 40-50 minutes during school hours. The program concludes with a 'Celebration' session. Later in the year each group will have the opportunity to meet for a re-connector session to build on their earlier learning and to follow up how each child is going. 

 

Seasons for Growth will commence in term 2 and will be facilitated by Carina Johns(5/6 Teacher) and Bronwyn Fieldew ( Family Liaison Officer) who has received special training in the use of this program. 

For more information please contact Bronwyn at the school and/or express your interest in this program by filling out the email form below  which will be sent to Bronwyn Fieldew. St Monica’s is pleased to be able to offer this important program and we are confident that it will be a valuable learning experience for those who request to be involved.

 

Please send an email below letting us know if your child would like your child/children to participate in this program. Please include the following information: 

Student name, class and whether they have experienced separation or loss. 

 

eSafety webinars for parents - Term 1, 2024

The eSafety Commissioner provides a variety of resources, including webinars, to give parents and carers the knowledge, skills and tools to support their children to have safe online experiences.

 

Topics for Term 1 include:

  • eSafety 101: How eSafety can help
  • Understanding how to support your child with online gaming
  • Understanding parental controls to safeguard your child
  • Online safety and social media: TikTok, Youtube and Instagram

To access the webinars for Term 1, 2024, please click here for the website and here for the flyer.

Fresh Fruit Friday 

Thanks to The Mckern Foundation for donating fresh fruit to our school weekly.