Be You Webinar

Be You – Growing a mentally healthy generation

Be You aims to transform Australia’s approach to supporting children’s and young people’s mental health in early learning services and schools. Their vision is that every learning community is positive, inclusive and resilient – a place where every child, young person, educator and family can achieve their best possible mental health.

Recently, Be You held an In Focus webinar providing practical tips and strategies for supporting the whole school community (students, educators and families) through the primary to secondary school transition phase. The panelists were Dr Lisa Mundy (project manager of the Childhood to Adolescence Transition Study (CATS)) along with Jodie Scanlon (a primary school educator and a Be You Educational Consultant) and Mary Coupland (community liaison officer and school administration officer at Arthur Phillip High School).

Transitions: preparing for the primary to secondary school transitional phase

Webinar objectives

Gain practical strategies for supporting the whole school community (students, educators and families) through the primary to secondary school transition phase.

Audience

Primary and secondary educators.


Post-webinar information

This document (PDF, 218 KB) includes reflective questions referred to during the webinar along with links to additional information, resources and references.


In publishing this content, CAH would like to reference the Be You initiative and the headspace schools team.

Be You provides educators with knowledge, resources and strategies for helping children and young people achieve their best possible mental health.

Be You is led by Beyond Blue with delivery partners Early Childhood Australia and headspace. Both partners have local teams of trained consultants to provide advice and support to early learning services and schools nationally to help implement a whole-learning community approach growing Australia’s most mentally healthy generation.

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