Student Wellbeing at Urban College

Wellbeing isn’t something we add on — it’s part of who we are.

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At Urban College, we know that young people thrive when they feel seen, supported, and understood. That’s why our approach to student wellbeing is woven into every part of college life—from the way we build relationships, to the way we teach, communicate, and create safe spaces for learning.

We recognise that every student brings a unique story, and we’re committed to meeting them where they are. Our staff are trained to respond with care, consistency, and compassion, supporting students to manage life’s challenges and build the confidence to move forward.

Student wellbeing at Urban College isn’t a program - it’s a culture. We teach practical skills to support emotional and social development, while providing tailored support for students with more complex needs. Our team works closely with students and families to build strong, respectful partnerships that wrap around the individual.

Here, every student belongs. Every voice matters. And every step forward - big or small - is something worth celebrating.

Student Wellbeing & Engagement

We know that student wellbeing and engagement are key to thriving at school, so we’re proud to offer a range of programs that help students connect, unwind, and feel a sense of belonging.

Student Engagement

Student Engagement

Real connection & safe spaces so students feel supported & included.

Community Links & Contacts

Community Links & Contacts

Trusted community services & partners to support student wellbeing beyond campus.

Student Wellbeing Events at Urban College

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Wellbeing Day Brings Connection and Fun to Croydon Campus

Our students enjoyed a fun-filled Wellbeing Day, taking part in activities that encouraged connection, creativity and teamwork while strengthening our positive school community.

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Year 11 Students Explore Community Connection at Local Café

Our Year 11 Boronia students recently stepped into the community, visiting a local café to explore the importance of connection, collaboration and wellbeing beyond the classroom.

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Wellbeing Starts with Connection

Wellbeing starts with connection – and sometimes bacon and egg muffins! Our Croydon students recently enjoyed a special breakfast, thanks to Michelle and Bec.

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Key Pillars of Student Wellbeing

  • Emotional support and counselling

  • Safe and inclusive learning spaces

  • Peer connection & belonging

  • Social-emotional learning & life skills

  • Responsive support for individual needs

  • Strong partnerships with families and community