Wellbeing Team located in the Youth Hub
Pacific Pines State High School has a large Wellbeing Team who are here to support the mental health and wellbeing of all students. The team includes:
- Two Guidance Officers
- A School Psychologist
- School Based Youth Health Nurse
- Three Youth Support Workers
- Indigenous Teacher Aide
Our Wellbeing Team also work alongside a range of external organisations that are able to meet with students at school to support them with their Mental Health and Wellbeing. These organisations include Wesley Mission, Noffs Foundation Street University, ACCORAS and Multicultural Families Organisation.
Pacific Pines State High School has a designated area called "The Youth Hub" for students who require wellbeing support and a range of support provisions are implemented to support students including providing students with a range of strategies, link to services or providing a safe and supportive environment through the use of a Youth Hub support card for chill out.
For parents and carers who would like to make contact with our Wellbeing Team, please ring our Administration Office on 07 5502 5111 and they can best direct your call to the appropriate contact.
Director of Year 10 and Wellbeing and Engagement
| Nicole Gilmore |
Guidance Officer (Yr 7, 9 and 11)
| Hope Mae
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Guidance Officer (Yr 8, 10 and 12)
| Ness Schep
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Guidance Officer (Yr 7 and 12)
| El-Marie Chambers
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School Psychologist (Mon, Tues, Thurs)
| Jonas Darby
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School Psychologist (Wed, Thurs)
| Leah Blakemore
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Youth Support Worker (Yr 7 and 8)
| Zhalin Cecil
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Youth Support Worker (Yr 9 and 10)
| Ryan Bannister
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Youth Support Worker (Yr 11 and 12)
| Ben Fauchon
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Out of Home Carer and Student mentor
| Appropriate Year level Support Worker
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Indigenous Teacher Aide
| Sebastian McCorry
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School Based Youth Health Nurse (SBYHN)
| TBC
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Youth Hub appointments
To meet with the Wellbeing Team at the Youth Hub, students need to either book in an appointment with the individual Staff member or be referred. Parents/Guardians are invited to contact Youth Hub staff for support and guidance when necessary.
Students can access ou Wellbeing Team by visiting the Youth Hub before and after school or during breaks. During this time students can also make appointments scheduled during class time by visiting the Youth Hub or by emailing a member of the wellbeing team.
School Wellbeing Events
The Wellbeing team are a part of the wider school community and frequently present on school assemblies. Additionally, the Wellbeing team organise and assist in facilitating whole of school activities on R U OK? Day, during Mental Health Week and Wear it Purple Day.