Learning
Wellbeing
Student Wellbeing
From our Wellbeing Team
At Pilgrim School we recognise that learning and wellbeing are intertwined, and we aim to support students in their social and emotional wellbeing to enable them to flourish and use their gifts and abilities that God has given them.
Wellbeing is a whole of school approach, integrated into our classrooms and supported by our Wellbeing Calendar of events.
- Some of the resources, events, programs and activities that form part of our wellbeing approach at Pilgrim School are:
- Calming Corners in every classroom
- Wellbeing toolkits
- Kimochis
- Zones of Regulation
- What’s the Buzz?
- Buddy classes
- Wellbeing Days (2 per year)
- National Day of action against bullying activities
- PeaceWise Kids
- eSafety webinars
- Growing with Gratitude
- Friendology
- Fathering Project (2 events per year)
- Transition to High School workshops
- Play is the Way
- Growth Mindset
Student Wellbeing Request Form
If you would like your child to see one of our Wellbeing Team staff for a mental health concern or emotional support, please use our Student Wellbeing Request Form.
Note that all student wellbeing concerns should first be communicated to class teachers and a request can then be made thorugh this form if further attention is deemed necessary. Our Wellbeing Team works closely with teachers and our Leadership Team to identify students at risk.
Once a request has been made, the Wellbeing Team will arrange a time to meet with the student. Our team will ensure high communication with relevant staff and parents to create a holistic and ongoing support plan for the student when appropriate, whilst maintaining confidentiality for students.
Please remember, this form should only be used for student wellbeing requests, not for any other behaviour reporting process.
