Psychological safety contributes to the building of trust and communication and creates a sense of belonging in a school community. It is critical to a high-functioning learning space where students enjoy high levels of autonomy and agency.

Stress is an unavoidable part of our daily lives, and the developmental challenges of adolescence often result in high school students feeling particularly stressed. The way you handle stress can depend on your window of tolerance and how wide or narrow it is.

Introducing Komodo enabled Huanui College in NZ to create tailored wellbeing programmes and activities that help students feel happy, connected and heard.

Research shows that an association exists between diet quality and patterns and mental health in children and adolescents. So how can we use food to protect and promote wellbeing?

Regular physical activity can improve mood, decrease anxiety and stress, help with sleep patterns and create resilience.

Deploying Komodo has enabled UWC Dilijan to gain visibility over students’ wellbeing and implement data-backed interventions.