Educational and professional learning resources No Images? Click here In recognition of World Mental Health Day on 10 October, this edition of ESA News brings you resources focusing on wellbeing in school communities. Student Wellbeing Hub | Playing a part in wellbeingEveryone has a part to play in helping children and young people develop protective factors that enhance their mental health. Teaching social and emotional skills, and promoting resilience and help-seeking, are great foundations for wellbeing and learning. The Student Wellbeing Hub supports educators, parents and students to learn more about mental health and wellbeing. NCCD podcast | Classroom adjustments: Mental healthListen to the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data (NCCD) Portal’s podcast episode 'Classroom adjustments: Mental health'. Experts talk about adjustments teachers can make in the classroom to support students who have mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression. The ‘Classroom adjustments’ NCCD Portal series is available on popular podcast platforms, including Apple podcasts, Spotify, and Google podcasts. SCIS | School libraries enhance student wellbeingECRH | Wellbeing resources to help with young childrenThe Early Child Resource Hub (ECRH) features over 40 wellbeing resources and ideas to support early years educators. Also, this month’s ERCH newsletter offers a case study and a range of practical ideas to support trauma-informed practice in early years settings. For example, find out how bubble-blowing can promote deep breathing. Myfuture | Why staying healthy can help studentsELLA | Everyday ideas for wellbeing Reading can help children to develop a strong sense of self and social awareness. Early Learning Languages Australia (ELLA) have an excellent resource called 'Everyday ELLA ideas for reading'. This resource outlines books that What's new in Scootle Enhance TV Enhance TV is an Australian educational video-on-demand site that provides a wide range of curriculum-linked movies for schools. Enhance TV is available to Scootle members in Australian government and Catholic schools, for use in classrooms. Independent schools who are Screenrights members can contact help@enhancetv.com.au to gain access to the videos. Learning paths Students can explore river catchments, delve into transformations on Cartesian planes, make slime and build circuits. They can also build their understanding of the Australian Constitution, develop health and safety messages via app-based games, and investigate how Pythagoras' theorem can help find a lost phone. Not yet a subscriber?If you're not yet subscribed to ESA News, you can subscribe below. Archived editions of ESA News are also available on the ESA website. Do we have your correct details?If your name or email address is incorrect or needs to be updated, please use the Preferences link at the bottom of this email. |