Wellbeing
Social & Emotional Learning (SEL)
The wellbeing landscape of St Scholastica’s Catholic school incorporates all aspects of school community life from students’ physical, intellectual, moral, social, emotional and spiritual wellbeing and development to the safe and supportive environment in which their learning will flourish. St. Scholastica’s prides itself on catering for all students in our care. Personal Learning Plans are devised to cater for the individual learning and emotional needs of students.
We support our students through the following programs:
- Student Leadership
- Resilience Rights and Respectful Relationships
- Cyber Safety
- Transition
- Buddy programs
- Meditation / Mindfulness
- BeYou
- Respectful Relationships Program
- Enrichment activities
- Managing the Big Emotions
- Community Partnerships
- Chaplaincy and Counseling
- Sun Smart
- Asthma Foundation
Child Safety
St. Scholastica’s School is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment in which our student’s learning will flourish. Our priority is first and foremost to support and protect our students and the school community.
Chaplaincy Program
Our Chaplaincy program is all about looking after the personal needs of students, not just their academic needs, through the provision of general spiritual and personal advice. A CatholicCare counselor supports the emotional wellbeing of students by providing pastoral care services and strategies that support the of the broader school community.
Mindfulness
Christian Meditation and Mindfulness are an important part of our practice at St Scholastica’s. Mindfulness is a special way of paying attention that can help the students cope with everyday life or deal with tough times and build a resilient mind. Mindfulness provides great benefits for the students’ physical and mental health.
Parenting Ideas
Our school is linked to Michael Grose’s Parenting Ideas website. He offers positive parenting tips on child development for raising children and teenagers to be happy & resilient and building strong families.
