COVID -19

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While the situation regarding COVID-19 continues to evolve we feel it is important as a school community to provide you with support and information to best support your family.

Supporting Mental Health during the coronavirus outbreak:

We appreciate that our families are facing uncertainty and will undoubtedly be feeling anxious and concerned. Here are some useful documents and links:

A guide to services available to young people in WA

Parents, Carers and Families

• Beyond Blue, Looking after your mental health during the coronavirus outbreak
• Emerging Minds, Supporting Children during the Coronavirus outbreak
• Helping Minds, Counselling and support for family and friends
• ReachOut, How to talk to your teenager about coronavirus
• Smiling Mind- Thrive Inside

Young People (Secondary School)

• Headspace, How to cope with stress related to Novel Coronavirus
• ReachOut, Coping During Coronavirus

The Mental Health Commission has also compiled a comprehensive list of additional resources and mental health supports for this time.

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Esperance Senior High School is a year 7 to 12 regional school on the south-east coast of Western Australia.

The school has a population of around 936 students and a strong culture of academic, vocational, cultural and sporting excellence. Student achievements consistently reflect the school’s vision: Esperance Senior High School, a strong community, creating opportunities for personal excellence.

The school comprises a multi-campus partnership between the Esperance Education Support Centre, the Esperance Residential College, and the South Regional TAFE.

The Junior Campus for the year 7 and 8 students, the Senior Campus for the year 9 to 12 students, including an industry-standard Trades Training Centre, and the off-site 800 hectare school farm also form part of the school’s multi-campus educational facilities that offer students a wide variety of school based and community supported programs. Such opportunities help the students to transition successfully through high school to university, TAFE or employment.