This webinar will highlight how Life Skills GO became part of that broader vision, not as a standalone tool, but as a way to strengthen visibility, consistency and action across campuses. With access to real-time wellbeing data at the level of the student, class, campus and across the wider organisation, Indie School has been able to support a more connected and consistent approach across multiple sites. That visibility helps ensure the right information is available to the right people at the right time, supporting a whole-of-company approach that keeps student wellbeing in view. ( Indie School’s wellbeing model is supported by full-time welfare staff who provide enrolment advice, support and referral services, and deliver in-class health and wellbeing programs.) not sure if this needs to be in there
A key focus of this session will be the leadership behind that work. Backed by leadership teams with decades of experience in education and student support, Indie School has worked to build an approach that ensures every student is seen and supported. Their model is not only shaped by systems and structures, but by experienced people who understand that consistency across campuses matters, and that visibility only has value when it helps staff respond with care, clarity and purpose. Smaller class sizes, individualised learning plans and additional support staff all reflect that commitment to knowing students well and supporting them in ways that are personalised and practical.
The webinar will also centre the role of student voice and agency in the success of young people. Across Indie School’s campus model, students are treated as capable young adults, with choice and independence embedded into the learning experience. Campuses and schools emphasise strengths-based practice, self-belief, self-awareness and helping students take an active role in their own growth. When student voice is captured well and acted on meaningfully, it becomes a powerful part of how schools build belonging, confidence and success.
Most of all, this is a story about the incredible humans behind the work — the leaders, wellbeing teams, educators and support staff who bring the Indie School ethos to life every day. Their work shows that meaningful impact comes from the combination of strong values, shared visibility, and a deep commitment to seeing each young person fully. Across the Indie School website, that commitment comes through clearly: supportive environments, strong relationships, a strengths-based approach, and a focus on belonging, connection and success.
In this webinar, attendees will explore:
- how Indie School has built a consistent whole-of-company approach across campuses
- the role of Life Skills GO in providing real-time wellbeing visibility
- why having the right information, with the right people, at the right time matters
- how leadership and experience have shaped an approach where every student is seen and supported
- why student voice and agency are critical to the success of young people
- how culture, relationships and the right tools work together to support every student