Leah Grant is speaking at the National Education Summit Wellbeing conference.

About the conference: The focus of this conference is on the wellbeing of teachers and students with a goal to developing and updating school wellbeing programs.

We know that not only do confident and resilient children with a capacity for emotional intelligence perform better academically, but these skills can also contribute to their ability to create strong social bonds and supportive communities, and to maintain healthy relationships and responsible lifestyles.

Before, during and after the pandemic more and more people need support for their mental health and wellbeing. This is an important theme that will grow and evolve each year. This conference targets those in leadership positions, principals, deputy principals, executive, heads of department, counsellors and a range of supporting positions.

We want the classroom to be a collaborative learning space, re-designing the space to allow students to be creative and achieve their full potential. This conference will provide delegates with common sense approaches to significantly improve learning by enhancing student engagement and wellbeing.

About Leah’s Presentation: Creative Wellbeing

The importance of finding time and space to be creative in education. How to find room for play, experimentation, mistakes, refinement, and problems solving with the most engaging mediums, clay and aerosol. Why it's essential to provide our students with this opportunity and how we as educators can also create a healthy wellbeing when engaging in the Arts.