Wellbeing Update
'At St Anthony’s we strive to provide safe classroom communities that provide students with a sense of safety, affirmation and belonging, alongside opportunities to explore faith and social / emotional skills.'
Dear Families,
Have a wonderful long weekend. I hope that you can spend some time outdoors and enjoy the sunshine on Tuesday - 28 degrees.
I have included some important information on ESafety below. If you have a couple of minutes, please have a look.
Kind regards,
James
The Power Of Words
Watch this video about what happens if you receive online messages that make you feel sad or angry, or send them to someone else (WellbeingHub.edu.au)
Things to Watch Out For With Online Friends
Most people online just want to be friends or chat
But not everyone is like this. People can also pretend to be someone else online.
https://www.esafety.gov.au/kids/be-an-esafe-kid/things-to-watch-out-for-with-online-friends
Smiling Mind October Press release and Mindfulness packs
We have been very fortunate to have partnered with Smiling Mind who have recently released a press release with the story of the impact of Mindfulness for our school. You can see the press release below.
Smiling mind have also been releasing packs for children and families and during lockdown. They have recently release some more back to school packs to help your family with settling back. Smiling Mind are here to guide kids through the transition back to school with our latest, Stepping Back to School pack, featuring information, worksheets and activities developed by our team of psychologists. Don’t forget to check out our self-care tools, with strategies to look after yourself too!
Please find their most recent resources below