Bullying No Way Week with the theme Small Acts, Big Impacts.

Kindness, respect, and inclusion start with each of us — even the smallest actions can create a happier, safer school for everyone.

Watch our students having fun, supporting each other, and showing what it means to belong. Let’s all commit to making every day one where bullying has no place.

Remember, your small act of kindness can make a big difference!

Online Safety: an important topic for young people with digital communication being such a big part of our lives.

It’s crucial to understand how to stay safe and respect others online. The eSafety Commission provides excellent resources and guidance to students and families to help navigate the digital world safely.

One key point is the recent social media restrictions for children under 16, which are designed to protect young people from potential harm.

Please check the infographic and video for helpful tips, and see the link to the eSafety website for more information and resources: https://www.esafety.gov.au/

Healthy Screen Use: Technology is a fantastic tool for learning, creating, and unwinding out with friends, but sometimes screens and games can take over our downtime without us realising.

Here are 3 simple boundaries you can set TODAY to reclaim your focus and free up more quality time.

Check out our wellbeing tips and resources including 'Headspace Healthy Gaming Factsheet'—packed with quick tips to keep your gaming fun, balanced, and stress-free, without the burnout or late-night fatigue.

Support a Friend: We know that sometimes it's hard to know what to say or do, but even small gestures can make a big difference. Our students have shared their best tips and advice on how to be there for a friend.

Remember, listening, checking in, or just letting someone know you care helps build a strong, caring school community.

Check out the headspace resource on our school website for practical tips on supporting friends.

Gratitude: There are many things we are thankful for in life. Our students and staff, share their bright and cheerful reflections on what brings them joy and appreciation. Lets celebrate the power of gratitude to boost our mindset and foster a positive school community!

Fun fact: Acts of gratitude stimulate the production of dopamine and serotonin, which are your brain's primary natural antidepressants and motivators.

Each week, we share practical tips, resources, and snippets from our students to help our families navigate school life with a healthy mind and body.

Who makes me laugh: Students shine a spotlight on the amazing people around them — fellow students and staff who make our school a better place.

From kindness and good manners to helpfulness and creating a welcoming vibe, these shout-outs show the respect, care, and inclusivity that make our school special.

Check out our video highlighting these awesome moments and join us in celebrating kindness, responsibility, and positive citizenship – values that inspire excellence in our school community.

Let’s keep building a safe and supportive place where everyone feels valued!