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Student health and wellbeing

Learning is most effective when students enjoy optimal physical and mental health and feel safe and supported. Education Queensland is committed to working in partnership with parents and carers to help students achieve the best possible health and wellbeing. Programs available to assist include:

Accident insurance cover for students

Cybersmart kids online

Guidance and counselling services

Pregnant and parenting students

Protecting students from harm

Queensland child and youth disaster response

Quick tips for students and teachers about bullying

Religious instruction

School-based policing program

School-based youth health nurse program

Six quick tips for parents about bullying

Smart Choices

Smart Moves

Students in out-of-home care

Students with health conditions and the administering of medications

Sun Safety Strategy

The Student Protection Policy

Youth support coordinators

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