WELL's Inaugural Panel Event: How Can We Support Teacher and School Leader Wellbeing?

JOIN US on World Health Day for the inaugural meeting of the Wellbeing of tEachers and Leaders in schooLs (WELL) Node where teachers, school leaders, researchers, policymakers, and community members come to discuss how we can support teacher and school leader wellbeing.

We have a line-up of fantastic panellists who will bring diverse perspectives, expertise and experiences on teacher and school leader wellbeing. 

We invite you to join in the discussion to shape how you'd like WELL to help in supporting teacher and school leader wellbeing in our communities. 

Please join us for light refreshments afterwards.

When

Monday 7 April 2025
4:00 pm: Doors open
4:30-6pm: Official proceedings
6-6:30 pm: Light refreshments

Where
Susan Wakil Health Building, The University of Sydney, Camperdown NSW 2050

Transport
The Susan Wakil Health Building is accessible by public transport. Paid parking is available at the nearby New Law Building Carpark (Carpark 1). Alternatively, there is street parking around the campus, but availability can be limited.

About the Speakers

Dr Lucy Corbett is a Lecturer in the School of Public Health at the University of Sydney with an expertise in teacher physical health.

Mr Tim Lloyd is a principal of Plumpton High School with experience in development and implementation of school wellbeing strategies

Ms Debbie Lowe is a Director at the Growth Coaching International with experience in providing coaching to teachers and school leaders.

A representative from the Department of Education, NSW Government, will speak about the strategies that were developed to support teacher and school leader wellbeing. 

About Wellbeing of tEachers and Leaders in schooLs (WELL) Node

The Wellbeing of tEachers and Leaders in schooLs (WELL) Node is funded by the University of Sydney's Sydney Policy Lab and led by three researchers at the University of Sydney, in the fields of psychology (Dr Lisa Kim), public health (Dr Lucy Corbett), and education (Associate Professor Louisa Peralta). 

The aim of WELL is to bring together teachers, school leaders, researchers, policymakers, and community members to co-create, implement and evaluate policies and practices that can improve the wellbeing of teacher and leaders in primary and secondary schools in Australia.

Accessibility

We are committed to ensuring our events are safe, accessible and enjoyable for all. The Susan Wakil Health Building is accessible for people who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids. If you have any other access requirements, please do let us know when you register.

Photos and Videos

Please note that photographs and video will be taken throughout the event. These will be used for promotional activities including display on websites and social media platforms. If you do not want your photograph or any video footage taken, or used, you are required to formally advise us in advance by contacting well.project@sydney.edu.au.