Learning at

Assumption College

A LOVE OF LIFELONG LEARNING

WELLBEING THROUGH LEARNING

wellbeing through learning

myBeing has been created to provide students with a holistic understanding of the life skills required to be positive, active and safe members of their communities, now as students and in their futures as adults.The aim of myBeing is to engage students in activities that allow them to develop those skills that are often not taught in a ‘traditional’ classroom environment.

myBeing is a six year program, where the content is curated to be age-relevant for all students. The content is sequenced in a manner that grows with the students throughout their development. An overview of the content covered in each year level is as follows:

Year 7

Risk taking behaviours
Puberty
Emotional Literacy
Personal Strengths
Positive Coping
Problem Solving
Pathways
Cyber Safety
Safety
Wellness
Learning how to Learn

Year 8

Mental Health & Wellbeing
Physical Activity
Stress Management
Help Seeking
Gender and Identity
Positive Gender Relations
Pathways
Nutrition
Digital Technology
Learning how to Learn

Year 9

Nutrition
Sexual Health
Emotional Literacy
Personal Strengths
Positive Coping
Australian Government
Pathways
Cyber Safety
Mental health
Mindfulness
Learning how to Learn

Year 10

Physical Activity
Sex Education
Problem Solving
Stress Management
Help Seeking
Voting and Political Parties
Pathways
Safety
Art and Wellbeing
Learning how to Learn

Year 11

Religion
Social Justice
Rights & Resilience
Respectful Relationships
Social & Emotional Learning
Mindfulness
Online Safety
Financial Literacy
Life after ACK
Study Skills

Year 12

Seminar Program
Study Skills

The structure of myBeing sees students rotate through the topics throughout the year. Their teachers will be the experts on the topic and teach that topic only to each group of students as they rotate. This ensures that teachers are presenting lessons in their areas of expertise and able to create lessons that are engaging and suited to each student in the rotation. Students will learn and complete activities that are mapped to the Victorian Curriculum. Throughout the year students will have the opportunity to hear from external experts on a variety of topics who will support the learning that is happening in the classroom.