High School Resources
The Peer Support Program offers high school resources to support the mental health and wellbeing of your students.
Boost student wellbeing with Peer Support
Looking for wellbeing activities for your high school students? The Peer Support Program offers high school resources that empower senior students to become leaders, and younger students to feel a sense of belonging at school. The high school resources have been designed for Year 10 students to lead groups of Year 7 students. However, some schools use the resources with other year groups too.
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Discover how to better support the transition to high school with our free guide.
Best Version Of Me
Support students in their journey of growth and self-discovery. This module helps students better understand themselves and others.
Rethinking Challenges
Help students better navigate life’s challenges. This module develops critical thinking, optimism, communication, perserverance and empathy.
High school teachers discuss how Peer Support helps high school transition (2009)
Teachers talk about the challenges that come with starting high school, and how Peer Support helps.
Year 7 students discuss how Peer Support helped with starting high school (2009)
Students discuss how Peer Support helps the transition to high school.
Webinar: How your school can use the Student Wellbeing Boost
This webinar explores the 2023 funding boost.
Friendship skills: Building better relationships with Peer Support
Learning valuable relationship skills in our Keeping Friends module.
Positive thinking: How Peer Support fosters positive thinking
Positive thinking helping to develop resilience and optimism.
Student leadership: What it means to be a Peer Leader
Opportunities for all Year 6 students to be a student leader.
School Wellbeing: Here’s What Really Helps Students Thrive
Peer Support helps students at Oxley Park Public School feel like they belong.
Beyond Tell Them From Me: Peer Support’s Targeted Wellbeing Survey
Our survey helps you evaluate the outcomes of your Peer Support Program.
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New research shows that tech impacts young people’s wellbeing.
Schools today also teach social and emotional skills
Students are being taught skills in self awareness, social awareness and more.
How parents and carers can support children through bullying
Practical tips to help your child build confidence and resilience.
The importance of a whole-school approach to wellbeing education
The Federal Government’s ‘Rapid Review’ highlights the benefit of whole-school approach to wellbeing.
