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School-based Programs
Bridge to Wellbeing
Our Bridge to Wellbeing programs are fee-free, evidence informed programs, available to be delivered in any school across Sydney. These programs are NSW Curriculum aligned and focus on key themes of team building, emotional resilience, self-care, and life skills. These programs are best suited to school years 5-12, and each program is able accommodate a different number of students.
Together We Win
Perfect for Year 7 Orientation, team building or encouraging connections between young people, Together We Win focuses on:
- Connections
- Team Building
- Making Friendships
| Session Type: | Single Session |
| Student Capacity: | 40 |
| Time Allotment: | 45 minutes – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Large outdoor or hall area |
Connect to Wellbeing
Connect to Wellbeing in an introductory session to familiarise young people with navigating their emotions and relationships, and practicing self-care, fostering a balanced and resilient mindset for both school and life. This program focuses on:
- Managing big emotions
- Respectful relationships
- Self care strategies
| Session Type: | Single Session |
| Student Capacity: | 40 |
| Time Allotment: | 45 minutes – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space |
Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters is a single-session program that encourages conversation around mental health, connection with peers and other support services. This program is tailored to age-appropriate discussions, broken into Junior and Senior sessions. This looks like:
Junior, for students in school years 5-8, this program:
- Introduces mental health
- Explores how to check in with friends
- Supports in understand and manage emotions.
Senior, for students in school years 9-12, this program:
- Encourages recognising when someone isn’t okay
- Provides resources for support
- Explores ways to reconnect with your inner child for emotional well-being.
| Session Type: | Single Session |
| Student Capacity: | 40 |
| Time Allotment: | 45 minutes – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space |
Back2Basics – Indigenous Learning Program
A great overview and starter for children and young people of primary school age, the Back2Basics session encourages understanding of storytelling, art, games, and yarning in a practical and hands-on environment.
| Session Type: | Single Session |
| Student Capacity: | 40 |
| Time Allotment: | 1 x 1 hour 45 mins – 2 hrs |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space, access to outdoor area |
Prep Your Mind
Prep Your Mind is a three-session program designed to help students succeed by focusing on setting effective goals, building academic resilience, and incorporating self-care practices to maintain balance and well-being throughout their studies.
| Session Type: | Multi-Session |
| Student Capacity: | 40 |
| Time Allotment: | 3 x 45 mins – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space |
Indigenous Learning Program
The Indigenous Learning Programs immerse students in the rich culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through dreaming stories, creative art projects, and traditional games, with the aims of promoting cultural appreciation, artistic expression, and a connection to Aboriginal heritage in an engaging and holistic way.
Run by our dedicated and talented Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander team, the Indigenous Learning Program (ILP) is available fee-free to schools within the Georges River, Bayside, and Sutherland Shire Local Government Areas. We are able to provide up to 2 fee-free multi-session programs to a school per calendar year, to sustain equity of access to our services.
If your school’s needs go beyond this, or you live outside of the available LGA’s and you would like to discuss more consistent arrangements for programming or services in your school, please contact us at schoolprogramsyouth@3bridges.org.au
YARN UP!
The YARN UP! program provides a culturally safe sanctuary for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people to explore well-being, manage their emotions, and learn coping strategies through a blend of traditional crafts and modern activities. By fostering connections, the program aims to build lasting friendships and a strong sense of belonging within the community.
| Session Type: | Multi-Session |
| Student Capacity: | 40 |
| Time Allotment: | 6 x 50 mins – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space, access to outdoor area |
Contemporary Aboriginal Art
The Contemporary Aboriginal Art program immerses participants in traditional and contemporary artistic techniques, emphasizing the cultural significance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Through hands-on learning, storytelling, and open dialogue, the program fosters cultural enrichment, well-being, and a deep sense of belonging, empowering participants to embrace and celebrate their Indigenous heritage with pride and confidence.
Includes an excursion.
| Session Type: | Multi-Session |
| Student Capacity: | 25 |
| Time Allotment: | 8 x 50 mins – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space, access to outdoor area |
Traditional Indigenous Games
Based on the Yulunga Traditional Indigenous Games resources, this leadership program yarns about Leadership and cultural identity in sport for older young people, encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to embrace their identity. These leaders then facilitate the games to younger year groups, supporting a learning journey about their historical significance and fostering connections through team-building activities.
| Session Type: | Multi-Session |
| Student Capacity: | 50 |
| Time Allotment: | 8 x 50 mins – 1 hour |
| Space Requirement: | Classroom-sized space, access to outdoor area |
How can wehelp?
To see one of these great programs in your school, fill in the School Program Request Form.
For questions or clarifications, please contact schoolprogramsyouth@3bridges.org.au
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