Redlands College places a high priority on Student Wellbeing, with staff providing an environment of care and support for our students.  As a Christian school, everything we do is faith-based, as we aim to assist our families by providing spiritual, social, emotional and physical well-being.

The College has established a team of staff who connect with and mentor students across each year level.  Deans of Year and Deputies across Junior, Middle and Senior Schools work closely with students to provide a nurturing and compassionate place for students to be themselves whilst learning and growing.

A variety of formal and informal programs have been established to meet the needs of each individual child to intentionally help them realise their strengths and apply God’s Word to their daily life.  Students meet daily in groups within year levels or in a small pastoral care group, which fosters bonds across multiple year levels.  A wellbeing officer, social worker and counsellors are available for student support and guidance, whilst our chaplains oversee programs and groups throughout the school that promote Christian Living.

Student Wellbeing is supported by the following: Learning Enrichment, Career Pathways, and First Aid. The team meets regularly to provide students with the best possible care and support.

RoleWellbeing Staff
Wellbeing OfficerJo Woodward
Support DogHero
Junior School ChaplainKathryn Kerridge
Chaplaincy2024 Spiritual Life Captains
ChaplainBraiden Jackson
Chaplaincy Aide Emma Hounslow
Social WorkerAlex Ault
Dean of EnrichmentMichelle Burns
Enrichment TeachersJolene Thomas & Annette Litzow
Pathways & CareersMargaret Smith
CounsellorsClare Carmona & Lisa Lenton
First AidRos Iselin