Claudette Stace

Recently the Australian Council for Young People released the final report, ACYP NSW Strategic Plan for Children and Young People Report #3, for their 2022-2024 Strategic Plan which focused on the following priorities:

Of note are certainly the Top 10 issues identified by young people across the state as to what matters most to them.

If your child is interested in joining the NSW Youth Advisory Council for 2026 they can apply through this link  ACYP | Youth Advisory Council YAC

To see mental health and wellbeing, education and bullying sitting in the Top 5 of these issues really highlights the importance of the work we do each day at CMCC to support our students and their families.

Working in partnership together, means that we can authentically support our students to achieve positive outcomes while at school as well as post school.

This week at our first FACE meeting of the year, Matt Klopper (Leader of Data and Analytics) shared with parents our ‘Wellbeing Walls’ and how we are utilising this data to support each student in our classrooms. These walls blend both learning and wellbeing data to support teachers in their approach to each child’s learning and highlight the commitment of all staff at CMCC to achieving the best possible outcomes for all students in our care.

It is with confidence that we work each day towards a hope-filled future for our students.

United in Mercy