Hero High delivers practical, relatable wellbeing presentations for students in Years 7–12, each designed to address the challenges today’s teens are facing.
Sessions can be delivered as stand-alone workshops or combined into a powerful, ongoing series, keeping wellbeing front of mind throughout the school year.
Workshops can be presented to full year groups or run as hands-on sessions for smaller classes. Whether it’s an interactive workshop for 10+ students or a large-scale presentation for up to 200, our facilitators ensure maximum impact within your school’s requirements.
Our skilled facilitators bring every topic to life through engaging storytelling and practical, real-world examples. This makes it easier than ever to deliver evidence-based wellbeing and mental health education in your classrooms, empowering students with ready-to-use tools that create real, lasting change in their wellbeing.
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Hero High Topics
- Mental Health 101: Introduce your students to the topic of mental health and mental illness, while empowering them to have positive and open conversations that eliminate the stigma.
- Love Yourself: Through 8 key steps, students learn how to maintain positive wellbeing, connect with themselves, and walk away with an understanding of everyday actions they can take to stay mentally healthy.
- Let’s Talk Resilience: Explore the different types of resilience and useful tips on how to develop your own.
- Men’s Talk: An open conversation designed for young boys to discuss what kind of men they want to become, who they look up to, and how to be a good mate.
- Understanding Anxiety: Students learn to recognize when anxiety might be showing up for them, understand the difference between stress and anxiety, learn practical, real tools to help manage those feelings, and know when and how to seek help.
- Leadership and Core Values: An open conversation around leadership with personality profiling to help students reflect on their own personal strengths and limitations.
