Student wellbeing is the support of a student's emotional, social, physical and spiritual development so they can participate well in learning and school life.
What does student wellbeing mean?
Student wellbeing describes the conditions, relationships and support that help students feel safe, connected and ready to learn.
Why this matters for parents
Wellbeing influences how students approach learning, relationships, challenges and change. Consistent support between home and school can help a child develop resilience and a secure sense of belonging.
Learning through the lens of Christ
Covenant views each student as a person of God-given dignity. Care therefore attends to the whole child while pointing students to the hope, wisdom and grace found in Christ.
In the classroom and beyond
Wellbeing is nurtured through everyday relationships, Home Class, prayer and devotions, the Mental Fitness program, and access to appropriate staff and counselling support.
At a glance
- Whole-child support
- Christ-centred care
- Belonging and resilience
- Partnership with families
Common questions
What does wellbeing include?
It includes emotional, social, physical and spiritual aspects of a student's life.
How does Covenant support wellbeing?
Through relationships, Home Class, Mental Fitness, staff care and appropriate counselling support.
