What is the Youth Wellbeing Course?
This is a flexible, teacher-led mental health literacy curriculum that delivers age-appropriate psychoeducation and equips students with practical skills to recognise, respond to, and seek help for mental health concerns in themselves and their peers.
It emphasises early identification, prevention and appropriate help-seeking behaviours, all delivered within a structured and psychologically safe classroom environment.
1 in 7 young people aged 4-17 experience a mental illness.
Early peer support can lead to earlier help seeking
How it works
Designed for flexibility and ease of delivery, the course is teacher-led and requires no additional training. Each course module combines concise video content with guided discussions, reflection exercises and structured role plays to reinforce learning and build practical skills.
What’s included?
- Teacher induction videos
- Interactive and engaging course content
- Student workbook and reflection activities
- Role-play scripts, lesson plans and discussion guides
- Online student accreditation quiz
- Certificate of Youth Wellbeing on completion
A course designed to transform
mental health awareness into action.
Join the growing number of schools implementing the SchoolTV Academy Youth Wellbeing
Course to strengthen empathy, connection and responsible peer support among students.
