Create School Wellbeing with Music!

Are you pondering how to best use your school's mental health fund money?

Are you curious about new research breakthroughs in using music to promote wellbeing in schools?  

Do you want new ideas for building school community, amplifying student voice, or fostering positive mental health?

Do you want to learn about activities that promote the wellbeing of both students and staff?

Would you like to plan for future fun and engaging music program to foster wellbeing at your school?

Join Dr Meg Steele (Creative School Support) and Dr Kat McFerran (The University of Melbourne) for this half day workshop for Wellbeing Leaders / teachers in a leadership role. After the morning of music making, yummy morning tea and community learning you will have a better understanding of potential of tailored school music programs. You will leave energised and able to clearly articulate a plan for a music program at your school to address school wellbeing needs.

Accessibility 

The venue is on the seventh floor of main building of the Ian Potter Centre and accessible by lift. The venue is a medium sized room, with flexible seating arrangements and  natural light. There is metred parking available on Sturt St

Some all day car parking is available at the Melbourne Arts Centre.

Tram services on Sturt St St (1) stop 100m away from the entrance to the Ian Potter Centre

Registration includes morning tea catered for by the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.

To be emailed a printable flier / organise an invoice to your school please contact meg@creativeschoolsupport.com