Wellbeing & Mental Health
At our school, we understand the critical importance of prioritizing the wellbeing and mental health of both our staff and students. We are committed to fostering a supportive environment where everyone feels valued, heard, and cared for. We acknowledge that mental health is a journey, and we are actively working towards enhancing our support systems, resources, and programs to better meet the diverse needs of our community. Through ongoing initiatives, open dialogue, and collaborative efforts, we are dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive space where individuals can access the support they need to thrive emotionally, socially, and academically. Together, we are committed to nurturing a culture of wellbeing where everyone feels empowered to prioritize self-care and resilience.
School Psychologists
The Team of School Psychologists in the European School aims to develop efficiency in achieving children’s educational objectives, encouraging the promotion of well-being and learning in the school context.
Luca Bianchi
- luca.bianchi@eursc.eu
- Cell. 338/3780383
My name is Luca Bianchi, I have a degree Psychology of the mental development and I am family psychotherapist.
Alessia D'Amato
- alessia.damato@eursc.eu
My name is Alessia D’Amato, I have a degree in Psychology and I attended a PhD in Developmental, Social and Organizational Psychology
The school offers a Listening Desk service for Primary and Secondary students. It is not a psychotherapy service, but aims to offer support to students to be able to express any problems in a safe environment. Click on the document below to find out more about this service.
Anti-bullying
At our school, we uphold a zero-tolerance policy towards bullying of any kind. We believe that every student has the right to learn and grow in an environment that is safe, supportive, and inclusive. We are committed to fostering a culture of respect, empathy, and kindness where bullying behaviors are not tolerated and where every individual feels valued and accepted. Through proactive prevention strategies, ongoing education, and robust support systems, we strive to create a school community where students can flourish without fear of harassment or intimidation. We encourage open communication and active involvement from students, staff, and parents to collectively address and prevent bullying behaviors. Together, we stand united in our commitment to creating a positive and nurturing school environment where all students can thrive.
The School Management has appointed a designated contact person for bullying and cyberbullying in the
nursery, primary and secondary cycles:
VAR-CHILD-PROTECTION-NURSERY-AND-PRIMARY-CYCLE@eursc.eu
VAR-CHILD-PROTECTION-SECONDARY-CYCLE@eursc.eu
ProDAS
ProDAS – the ‘magic circle’ activity taken by some classes in the Materna and Primary where children can take time to discuss topics and thoughts in a secure environment.