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Hear how My Mind Check can benefit your school

My Mind Check information session

Thank you for your interest in My Mind Check, and for your ongoing commitment to evidence-based student mental health support and anti-bullying initiatives.

My Mind Check warmly invites school staff to a personalised information session where you will learn more about the platform, the research behind it and also the benefits it can provide to Australian schools and students. Hear more about how other schools have used My Mind Check to enhance their wellbeing goals. There will also be time for questions. 

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Aligned with Australian anti-bullying frameworks

Helping schools spot the signs early and respond with confidence

My Mind Check aligns with the National Anti-Bullying Rapid Review and other anti-bullying frameworks, giving schools a practical, evidence-based way to implement a whole-school approach, identify concerns early, respond consistently, partner with families, and utilise student outcomes to review what’s working.

My Mind Check was recognised by the Anti-Bullying Rapid Review as an evidence-based tool for early intervention.

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Built for students and schools to safely use

My Mind Check has qualified for the Safer Technologies 4 Schools (ST4S) Vendor Product Badge Program. The ST4S program is a national standardised approach to evaluating digital products and services used by schools across Australia.

Learn more on how this milestone highlights our ongoing commitment to data privacy, cybersecurity, and school and student safety.

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Making a difference in all 8 states and territories

Making a difference in all 8 states and territories

We’ve partnered with more than 300 government, Catholic, and independent schools across the country — 44% are located in regional/remote areas.

No two schools are the same. That’s why we support schools to tailor their implementation of My Mind Check to fit their unique needs and align with existing wellbeing strategies. Partner schools tell us this intentional approach has transformed the way they handle mental health and wellbeing.

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