Health
At Coolbellup Community School, we have a range of school approaches that promote health and wellbeing in our students.
Coolbellup Community School teaches the SDERA (School Drug Education and Road Aware) program throughout Terms 1-4.SDERA supports resilience and drug and road education for all students from kindy to year 6.
In conjunction with running the SDERA program, Zones of Regulation are taught explicitly to all students, along with the Protective Behaviours program being run in Year 1.
Each year the Constable Care team visits the school to teach students a range of topics. The Constable Care Foundation has kept Western Australian children safe for more than 30 years! Using puppet theatre and interactive performances, they address a range of personal safety, community safety, and citizenship themes that excite, engage, challenge, and educate, tailoring them to lower and upper primary schools.
The RAC Road Safety Team visits annually to teach our students about road and bike safety, ensuring that our children understand the road rules and safety tips for riding their bikes in the area.
An excellent website which is highly recommended for both children and parents is Esafety.gov.au
At Coolbellup Community School, we have a range of school approaches that promote health and wellbeing in our students.
Coolbellup Community School teaches the SDERA (School Drug Education and Road Aware) program throughout Terms 1-4.SDERA supports resilience and drug and road education for all students from kindy to year 6.
In conjunction with running the SDERA program, Zones of Regulation are taught explicitly to all students, along with the Protective Behaviours program being run in Year 1.
Each year the Constable Care team visits the school to teach students a range of topics. The Constable Care Foundation has kept Western Australian children safe for more than 30 years! Using puppet theatre and interactive performances, they address a range of personal safety, community safety, and citizenship themes that excite, engage, challenge, and educate, tailoring them to lower and upper primary schools.
The RAC Road Safety Team visits annually to teach our students about road and bike safety, ensuring that our children understand the road rules and safety tips for riding their bikes in the area.
An excellent website which is highly recommended for both children and parents is Esafety.gov.au
