April 2025

Life Skills Go are excited to introduce National Check-In Week (NCIW) 2025, a transformative and FREE initiative designed to address the growing student wellbeing crisis in Australian schools. As mental health challenges among students continue to rise, NCIW provides school leaders with the tools to take proactive, preventative measures that support whole-school wellbeing.
Why Participate in NCIW?
National Check-In Week offers real-time, actionable data on student readiness to learn, wellbeing trends, and whole school reporting - bridging the gaps left by traditional wellbeing assessments.
This initiative empowers schools to: Enhance emotional literacy, self-regulation, and resilience in students. Use data-driven insights to create a more supportive, inclusive school environment. Elevate student voice by providing students with a safe, structured way to express how they are really feeling, fostering trust and inclusion.
Access free webinars and professional development sessions run by experts in the field and free resources curated by our partners, including Headspace and The Black Dog Institute.
What’s Coming Up?
To ensure your school gets the most out of this initiative, Life Skills Go are hosting free lead-up events starting on 28th April 2025, including webinars and panel discussions designed to equip your team with the knowledge and tools to integrate wellbeing strategies effectively.
By joining NCIW, you’ll be contributing to a collective effort to reshape how we support student wellbeing, helping ensure no child falls through the gaps.
Next Steps: To get involved and sign up for NCIW and our free events, please Click Here to Register.
If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to reach out to Life Skills Go directly. They will be happy to answer any questions.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to be part of this important movement. Life Skills Go look
forward to collaborating with you to make a lasting impact on whole school and student
wellbeing.
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