A Resource to Support Modern-Day Parenting - SchoolTV
We know that being healthy and balanced has many benefits, including improving learning and setting young people up for more productive and successful futures. However, it’s never been more challenging for parents to raise happy, healthy and resilient children. Whilst there is a great deal of information available, it can often be confusing and overwhelming for parents looking for guidance.
Hume Anglican Grammar values the effort our families put into their children, and would like to assist by providing a streamlined resource. On the Wellbeing tab of our school website, you will find SchoolTV.
SchoolTV curates relevant, fact-based content from leading specialists and organisations into a single, easy to understand source of facts and strategies – like a one-stop shop on a single topic!
Content is based around current topics influencing our children and is delivered via a series of short videos presented by leading youth health specialist, Dr Michael Carr-Gregg.
Some of the topics include:
• Youth Anxiety
• Depression
• Digital Reputation
• Screen Addiction
• Drug and Alcohol use
• Cyberbullying
• Social Networking
• Self-harm and Suicide
• Resilience
• School Transitions
• Positive Parenting
• Friendship and Belonging
• Exam Jitters
• Blended Families
• Body Image
• Grief and Loss
There is also an ever-growing archive of special editions already available. Each special edition includes a video Q&A from leading specialists, fact sheets, articles and a host of other resources including recommended apps, books, websites, downloadable information sheets and additional videos. Examples include:
• Starting Year 7
• A Conversation on Consent
• Vaping
• Parenting Styles
• Having the Alcohol Discussion
• Eco-Anxiety
• Talking About Bushfires
• Surviving the Final Year
• Cyberbullying
• Fortnite
• Year 12 Exam Stress
Please start to explore and bookmark this outstanding resource. https://humegrammar.vic.schooltv.me/
If you do have any concerns about the wellbeing of your child, please contact the school for further information or seek medical or professional help.