Seymour College’s wellbeing team: John Leary (Years 7 to 10 wellbeing officer), Jo Doyle (triage/reception/attendance), Kelly Quigg (defence mentor), Nick Dundon (engagement), Kirsty Hare (PSD co-ordination), Jayne Farnam (wellbeing officer), Christy Rilen (AP wellbeing) Lloyd Taylor (wellbeing officer), Brooke Wessels and Kirsty Roberts. Absent: school education nurse Meaghan Thompson.
Students now have a private place where they can meet with wellbeing staff away from learning areas at Seymour College.
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This helps to provide wellbeing services to students and takes potential distractions away from teaching and learning to a private and confidential place.
The space include two soundproof pods which are a safe place for wellbeing officers to meet with students.
Staff were given “protocols” on the use of the centre so resources were used efficiently and purposefully.
Assistant Principal Christy Rilen said the uptake has been positive, with students feeling comfortable that they can access support when they need it.
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