Wellbeing

Congratulations!

The Wellbeing Hub Team would like to congratulate all BHHS students on the way they have demonstrated their coping skills during Remote Learning. We appreciate the wellbeing support that carers and families provided our students during a challenging period.

The Resilience Project

The Resilience Project (TRP) has created resources for families and carers to continue to support the positive mental health of your child.

TRP @ Home has been designed to provide carers and families with easy to implement learning activities and digital content linked to the The Resilience Projects key principles; Gratitude, Empathy, Mindfulness & Emotional Literacy. They have a video to introduce the concept.

You can access the TRP@Home resources here.

Free Parent webinar on Gaming

The session, hosted by the eSafety Commissioner, will cover:

the benefits of gaming and how to mitigate the risks
strategies to manage gaming and overuse
where to find help and support.

The eSafety Commissioner works to safeguard Australians at risk from online harms and to promote safer, more positive online experiences. eSafety leads and coordinates the online safety efforts of government, industry and the not-for-profit community in Australia.

Join one of Australia’s leading online safety presenters, Greg Gebhart. He has provided presentations and webinars to more than 800,000 participants at state, national and international online safety events.

Session days and times:

Monday 22 June: 7.30 – 8.30pm AEST

Thursday 25 June: 12.30 – 1.30pm AEST

Thursday 25 June: 7.30 – 8.30pm AEST

Headspace - still here for you during Covid-19

Useful resources for carers and families can be found on the Headspace site. Such as considering how to re-adjust during this period of time, with things like school resuming during COVID.

Best Wishes to Lisa Smith

Our Wellbeing Coordinator and School Counsellor, Lisa, has decided to have a tree change and is moving away at the end of the term. Her dedication, commitment to students and her willingness to go above and beyond has been a driving force in the team. She has attended many camps with the students and involved in the Duke of Ed Program. Lisa is passionate about the ‘Paws for Wellbeing’ dog therapy program which she was a part of this semester. She is a proactive leader and team player and her kindness and generosity of spirit will leave a huge gap at BHHS. We wish her a bright future in her new endeavours.