Wellness is not just a buzzword - the wellness and resilience of your school is a critical consideration, impacting your staff, students and community in every aspect of their education. And the culture created in all schools, starts at the top.
Join our special guest, Mike Potter, for thorough and practical sessions on creating and sustaining wellness and resilience in your schools.
Learn the trouble signs to look for, the practical steps you can take and how you can support your school community as they face increasing mental health and wellness challenges.
We look forward to you joining us.
Event Information
This in person event is ideally suited to Principals.
Mike Potter will have copies of his book available for purchase on the day of the event.
This is a catered event and you will have the option to note dietary options on registration.
Program Outline
A brief overview of the program is provided below, however please note this program is subject to change:
- 8am Arrival and Welcome
- 8.15am Session 1 - Mike Potter
- Coffee Break
- 9.30am Session 2 - Mike Potter
- Morning Tea
- 11am Session 3 - CSA
- Lunch
- 12.30pm Conclusion
Speaker
Mike Potter - Principal Tyndale Christian School
Mike Potter has served as the Principal of Tyndale Christian School in South Australia since 2000. In the 13 years prior to that, Mike served as the Assistant Principal of a British Preparatory School in Nairobi, Kenya. Mike is also the author of "Life is Messy: Hope in Dark Places" in which he documents his very personal journey from 2015 of his experience with life "coming undone" and then his journey of rediscovery of faith, hope and the all sufficiency of Christ even when life is messy.
Qualify for CPD Hours
This event attracts 3.5 CPD hours.
-4.1 Support Student Participation
-4.3 Manage Challenging behaviour
-4.4 Maintain Student Safety
-6.2 Engage in Professional Learning and Improve Practice
-6.3 Engage with Colleagues and Improve Practice
With Christian Distinctive Focus:
-4A Application of a Biblical Understanding of community, people, human flourishing, justice and discipleship into policy and practice
Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be made in writing to the Event Organiser. Unfortunately, no refunds will be issued after 4 days out from the event. Any cancellations made after this date will be charged the full registration fee. 'No Shows' to the event will be charged the full registration fee.
The event program is subject to change and we may not be able to provide prior notice.
A full refund will be issued if the event is cancelled by the organiser (CSA) due to COVID-19 restrictions or any other reasons out of the organisers control.
COVID-safe Information
We are committed to the health and safety of our member community and are following government guidelines regarding the spread of COVID-19.
Learn more about how we are keeping you safe at CSA events.