St Mary's Catholic Primary School Williamstown
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118 Cecil St
Williamstown VIC 3016
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Email: mgrace@smwilliamstown.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 03 9397 7926

Wellbeing

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The Australian Psychological Society provides parents and carers some information on how to help students to transition back to school in the COVID -19 era.

Transitioning back to school in the COVID-19 era can present many challenges for parents and children. It has been quite some time since students have seen their school friends and classrooms.

Given this, it is no wonder that returning to school comes with a mix of relief and excitement along with a new set of stresses for children and parents.

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St Mary’s Lego Station and the Rainbow Retreat

St Mary’s School is gratefully asking for donations of any unwanted lego you might have at home. We have set up “Leah the Lego Lorry” and are looking to increase supplies at school for students to use their creative skills during recess and lunchtimes. We are also seeking any Matchbox cars you no longer need to top up the ones available in the Rainbow Retreat.

Donations are being accepted at the school office. 
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In continuation of supporting families with guiding students in the online world, please find the following resources to support your family through navigating the world of technology safely with your family.

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A reminder that the following interactive webinars are being offered online by the Australian Government’s e-safety Commissioner to help parents and carers.

eSafety parent guide to digital technologies and mental health

 

This webinar will provide parents and carers with strategies to help young people and their mental health when they are online.

It is designed for parents and carers of young people aged 10–18.

It will cover:

  • what do to about accidental exposure to content about suicide, self-harm or eating disorders
  • using games, apps and social media to support mental wellbeing
  • the pros and cons of digital mental health platforms
  • strategies for young people to support friends online.

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Dates (Australian Eastern Daylight Time)

Thursday 21 October 12.30 to 1.30 pm

Tuesday 26 October 7.30 to 8.30 pm

Tuesday 9 November 7.30 to 8.30 pm

Thursday 18 November 12.30 to 1.30 pm

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