Primary Classroom Curriculum 2025
With over 12 years of expertise in mindfulness and wellbeing science, Smiling Mind has developed an evidence-based mental fitness program to build lifelong skills. In the same way kids learn about physical fitness, we can teach them mental fitness through regular practice and empower them to thrive.
An evidence-based SEL program to revolutionise the way kids learn about mental health
Aligned with the Australian Curriculum, the Smiling Mind Primary School Program fosters positive school culture and supports students’ social and emotional learning, while providing tailored training for educators. Digital lessons for years 1-6 can be easily integrated into classrooms and extended to homes via the free Smiling Mind App, empowering students and families to thrive anytime, anywhere.
Join over 1,400 Australian schools already transforming their classrooms with the Smiling Mind Primary School Program. Our commitment to measurable impact is backed by external assessments, with 88% of educators reporting improvements in classroom dynamics, and student engagement. Two in three students say that Smiling Mind has enhanced their wellbeing, including improved focus on schoolwork, better emotional regulation, reduced worry, and more enjoyable playtime.
Educators enjoy a full year of access to:
120 pre-planned lessons for Years 1-6 (20 SEL topics per year level with activities, discussion guides and meditations)
18 interactive “Brain Break” activities (10-15 minutes) for Foundation to Year 2 to recharge and boost social-emotional skills
Printable take-home materials to support mental fitness beyond the classroom
A 60-minute self-paced “Mental Fitness Foundations" course Implementation support that allows educators to confidently teach the curriculum without previous experience or mental health knowledge
Specialist Topics hub with training resources on ADHD, trauma, and anxiety
Tools to support parent and wider community engagement, and ongoing access to support from Smiling Mind
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