Student Learning and Wellbeing Framework
positive social interactions are promoted, and risk of injury or harm is minimised • developing an approach to wellbeing that supports the collective action of parents, support services and the wider community • demonstrating and communicating positive respectful relationships between staff, students, parents and members of the community
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