Sean Inman | Head of Wellbeing Programs
St Peter's College

Sean Inman, Head of Wellbeing Programs, St Peter's College

Sean Inman (M. Ed, B.A. Hons, P.G.C.E.) is the Wellbeing Coordinator at St. Peter’s College. St Peters College is both a PESA school and a Visible Wellbeing School, and Sean has worked as a Visible Wellbeing facilitator with various schools across Australia. Sean has led and overseen the development of a taught curriculum of Wellbeing which is now delivered within their newly created Wellbeing, Health and PE faculty area. The St Peters College Wellbeing curriculum became renowned for its uniqueness and creativity after building upon the Positive Psychology programs, which Professor Seligman and his University of Pennsylvania team introduced to the school, in 2012. Sean's role now aims to take the most important learnings, concepts, and strategies from their unique wellbeing journey and embed them within all areas of school life; but particularly within the Health and PE faculty area, to deliver a 'wellbeing education' that is distinct from, but strongly connected to, a traditional Health curriculum.

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Day 2 @ 16:00

Measuring and managing student wellbeing in schools – How to decide upon the best approaches, resources and technologies for your school context

last published: 29/Apr/25 22:35 GMT

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