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Wellbeing Hub

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Urangan State High School is committed to fostering well-being and nurturing excellence in its students through high-qual​ity education and social experiences that open up new ideas, pathways, and possibilities for future success. The school motto, “Empowering a community of curious learners, creative thinkers and connect​​ed humans,” reflects the collaborative spirit within the sch​ool community.​​​​

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Pictured: Urangan State High School Principal Tony McCormack, with School Council Chair Tanya Stevenson and Member for Hervey Bay Adrian Tantari MP, joined by the USHS student leaders.

Principal, Tony McCormack, expressed his enthusiasm for the initiative, stating, "Our Wellbeing Hub is a tangible manifestation of our dedication to fostering an environment that goes beyond the traditional classroom setting. It is a space designed to support and promote mental health, emotional resilience, and positive social interactions. By bringing the myriad elements of our broad wellbeing team together under one roof, our students are empowered to easily access resources, guidance, and a community that is committed to their wellbeing."​​​


Wellbeing Team​​

Every day, wellbeing staff dedicate​​ themselves to ensuring the mental, emotional, and physical health of those they care for. From providing counseling and support to organizing activities that promote wellness, their tireless efforts create environments where individuals can thrive and find balance in their lives. Whether it's offering a listening ear, implementing strategies for self-care, or facilitating community connections, wellbeing staff play a crucial role in fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment for all.


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Deputy Principal                Head of Department

                                Student Wellbeing             Students Engagement

                                  and Transitions.                      Katie O'Neill

                                    Kelly Dorries   

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   Guidance Officer                Youth Support Co-Ordinator                   Student Based

      Lisa Bayfield                          Student Engagment                            Health Nurse    

                                                      Beverley Dangerfield                     Gillian Patterson


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  Student Wellbeing                          Wellbeing Hub                                 School Based

      Social Worker                        Administration Officer                    ​      Police Officer

     Sarah Niesler                                Taleah Delfs                              Tom Mackinnon



​Student Support Programs

​GIRLS GROUPHealthy Relationships. 

ART. Aggression Replacement Training.

BLUE ED​​​​GE. Educate, Develop ,Grow, Empower.

RA​​​GE. Re-navigating Anger and Guilty Emotions.

CHILLAX. Channeling symptoms into constructive zones.​

FEELING FANTASTIC. Helping adolescents understand their feelings and emotions.

MANAGING THE BULL. Hea​lthy Relationships.​

HANDS ON LEARNING.​


For more information regarding programs. Click here to download the Wellbeing Support Programs​ brochure​





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Last reviewed 29 July 2024
Last updated 29 July 2024