HIPPY Hervey Bay

2027 PREP - COME AND TRY DAY! Join us for Session 2! We will start our morning in the library with Mr Bulger and we will make our way down to the Prep classrooms.
Thursday 13th of August at 9:30am to 11:00am.

Happy National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day you mob! 🎉🙌

Today, we celebrate our kids for everything they are. Wherever you're celebrating today, we hope it's a deadly one. 🖤💛❤️

Here’s a little sneak peak of two activities from two of the Age 4 books. One of these activity books come with a storybook.

- Making a family recipe is a fun way for your child to feel connected to family culture and history as well as participating in everyday family routines.

- Making paper planes is a fun way for children to practice their fine motor skills and develop their spatial awareness of up and down.

Want something to do tomorrow? Come on over the Hervey Bay Botanical Gardens and check out the stalls.

Check out this wonderful ABC News news's story that really captures the benefit's from completing the HIPPY Program.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-02/hippy-helping-at-risk-children-thrive-/105958136

If you are interested in joining HIPPY Hervey Bay or finding out more, please click the link and complete the online expression form- https://forms.office.com/r/iczRynqMik

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❤️💙 Pialba Prep 2027 💙❤️

Join us for one or more of the sessions below to meet our wonderful Prep staff and to see our amazing school.

📞 For more information, contact the school office on 4197 7777.

We look forward to meeting you and your child 💫

A living framework for relational wellbeing.

We're excited to share an emerging integration of two powerful Indigenous-informed frameworks: the We Al-li 7Rs (Atkinson, 2002) and the Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) Wheel (Gee et al., 2014).

The SEWB Wheel helps us understand the many domains that shape wellbeing, while the 7Rs: Respect, Responsibility, Rights, Reciprocity, Resonance, Relatedness and Resilience offer the relational principles that guide how we connect with each domain.

Together, they remind us that healing is not found in one part of ourselves, but through our relationships with self, family, community, Culture, Country, Ancestors and Spirit.

This is an evolving conversation, and we look forward to continuing to weave Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing into trauma-integrated healing practice.

👋🏿 Maryborough is proudly celebrating 50 Years of Deadly! 👋🏿

Together, we'll celebrate the legacy of NAIDOC and honour the culture, strength and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

MARYBOROUGH FAMILY FUN DAY
Thursday, 2nd July
11.00am to 3 pm
Queens Park, Maryborough