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Educator wellbeing

As an educator, your wellbeing is an integral part of a mentally healthy learning community. It also has close links to children and young people's wellbeing and educational outcomes. On this page you'll find links to Be You resources – such as fact sheets, planning tools, event recordings and videos – to help individuals and learning communities build and maintain educator wellbeing.
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Learn how to promote educator wellbeing, from self-care and managing stress to advice for leadership and whole learning community approaches. 

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Educator wellbeing event recordings

A selection of Be You In Focus webinar and Virtual Conference recordings exploring topics such as how leaders can support educator wellbeing, setting professional boundaries, difficult conversations, self-compassion and responding to grief and loss.

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Educator wellbeing fact sheets

A selection of quick reference resources focusing on topics such as staff wellbeing, stress management and mindfulness.

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Educator wellbeing Professional Learning

Be You Professional Learning explores how you can create a mentally healthy learning community. Here are some modules that directly discuss educator wellbeing, with practical information about dealing with distressing situations.

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Educator wellbeing videos

Watch and discover how to make educator wellbeing a cornerstone of your learning community.

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Join the discussion and make a difference with practical actions you can take to foster educator wellbeing in your learning community.

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Educator wellbeing sessions

Our Be You Spotlight sessions and Connected Communities regularly include topics and discussions to support educator wellbeing in your learning community.

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Educator wellbeing stories

Read about how you can embed educator wellbeing in your learning community, with stories about critically reflective practice, self-care and creating a staff wellbeing policy.

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Educator wellbeing tools

A selection of tools that can help you reflect on your stressors, engage in difficult conversations and plan how to support your wellbeing. Handy resources include Planning for Wellbeing: mine, yours, ours and the Be You Wellbeing Plan for Educators.

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Last updated: May, 2022

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