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Murrumbidgee Regional High School, established in 2019, is building a strong reputation in the Griffith community as the local school of choice.

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2023 Student Leadership Team Announced

21 Sep 2022

We're thrilled to announce our new Student Leadership Team for 2023! It's a big job but we have no doubt that this inspiring group of y...

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MRHS Entrepreneurs Shine at Commerce Day

20 Sep 2022

Last Thursday was Commerce Day at Murrumbidgee Regional High School. Traditionally part of the Year 9 commerce curriculum, Commerce Day...

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Year 10 Restaurant Days Wow Hungry Staff

20 Sep 2022

Over the past two weeks, restaurant days have delighted and fed staff who were lucky enough to be invited. The event is a rite of passa...

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2023 Student Leadership Team Announced

21 Sep 2022

We're thrilled to announce our new Student Leadership Team for 2023! It's a big job but we have no doubt that this inspiring group of y...

/News category

MRHS Entrepreneurs Shine at Commerce Day

20 Sep 2022

Last Thursday was Commerce Day at Murrumbidgee Regional High School. Traditionally part of the Year 9 commerce curriculum, Commerce Day...

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Year 10 Restaurant Days Wow Hungry Staff

20 Sep 2022

Over the past two weeks, restaurant days have delighted and fed staff who were lucky enough to be invited. The event is a rite of passa...

/News category

2023 Student Leadership Team Announced

21 Sep 2022

We're thrilled to announce our new Student Leadership Team for 2023! It's a big job but we have no doubt that this inspiring group of y...

/News category

MRHS Entrepreneurs Shine at Commerce Day

20 Sep 2022

Last Thursday was Commerce Day at Murrumbidgee Regional High School. Traditionally part of the Year 9 commerce curriculum, Commerce Day...

/News category

Year 10 Restaurant Days Wow Hungry Staff

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Lesley Represents MRHS at Moorambilla

Upcoming events

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Monday

September

Mental Heath Month: October 2022

Date: 26 September-31 October
Time: All day
Location: NSW

October is Mental Health Month in Australia and the NSW Department of Education is encouraging everyone to tune in and make time each day to focus on their mental health and wellbeing. The statewide theme of Mental Health Month is Tune In “to what is happening within you, and in the world around you." Connection Calendars Connection Calendars have daily suggestions to help connect everyone to positive mental health and wellbeing strategies. There are dedicated calendars for: young people children families staff (staff access only) As Mental Health Month starts mid-way through the term break, the calendar has been expanded to start early and cover the whole school holidays through to the end of October.

Monday

September

Spring vacation

Date: 26 September-07 October
Time: All day
Location: MRHS

Resources for seeking help during the school holidays For all Be You support services infographic access here 13YARN Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Support – Crisis line For all students headspace How to stay healthy over the holidays headspace Tips for a healthy headspace headspace Healthy headspace Action Plan headspace How to help a friend going through a tough time Reach Out Helping friends Reach Out Ways to chill for cheap If your friend is not okay click here e-headspace flyer click here How to handle a tough time, PDF here You can find a variety of other headspace factsheets here 13YARN Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Support – Crisis line It can also be useful to have some information available about what to expect when receiving support online or phone, such as: Reach Out’s video about ‘What happens when I call a helpline?’ Reach Out’s factsheet ‘How to call a helpline’ Work and Study Support headspace Work and Study Programs support 15-25-year-olds to plan a career, find employment or work towards further education access here: Work and Study Program and Career Mentoring Program. This information would also be helpful for parents of Year 12 students. For all parents Headspace Keeping healthy over the holidays - for friends and family Telephone support: Parentline NSW 1300 1300 52- Information relating to older children can be found here Parentline has tips and advice around a range of topics that can assist parents in supporting young people Head to Health is a go-to place to help you find information, services and resources to help yourself or your young person. Reach Out has tips to support teenager wellbeing BeyondBlue has some tips on Supporting healthy home and habits Beyond Blue also has some practical tips on how to start conversations when you are worried about your young person Grief resources for students and parents Adolescents and Grief for parents and carers click here Telephone support: Grief line 1300 845 745 Understanding Grief and Loss click here For staff Support is available through the Employee Assistance Program Make use of your GP/private mental health professional Educator Wellbeing resources are available on the Be You website

Monday

October

Murrumbidgee Matters On 2MIAFM

Date: 03 October
Time: 4:00-5:00 PM
Location: 2MIAFM 95.1

Murrumbidgee Matters is MRHS' own drive time radio show. Keep up to date with upcoming events and what's happening at the school as our DJ Nau Mahe spins some classics from the 90s, 00s and 10s! Find us every Monday on 2MIAFM 95.1 between 4pm and 5pm.

Wednesday

October

headspace day

Date: 05 October
Time: 11:00 AM-2:00 PM
Location: Memorial Park, 363 Banna Avenue GRIFFITH

Enjoy a day packed with numerous activities to discover and appreciate headspace. Pause. Reflect. Reconnect is this year's theme. Participate in drumbeat, sensory activities, henna tattooing, jenga, tug of war, music, free lunch & drinks plus a whole lot more. For more information, call (02) 6962 3277 or email enquiries@headspacegriffith.org.au

Friday

October

Drawing with Anthony Cahill

Date: 07-08 October
Time: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Location: Griffith Regional Art Gallery

This intensive three-hour workshop is available to youth between the ages of 15-17 years. Anthony Cahill is a Drawing Lecturer currently teaching at the National Art School in Sydney and was a finalist in the Dobell Drawing Prize #22, which is currently on display at the Griffith Regional Art Gallery until Sunday 23 October. Anthony will provide participants with insight into basic mark-making through the practice of drawing. Participants will also gain a better understanding of drawing principles, observation of a subject and mark-making techniques such as outlining and shading. All materials for this workshop will be supplied. We ask that participants only register for one of the two time sessions available. If you would like register to participate in this workshop please click here.

Monday

October