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Students Build Confidence and Connections at Goanna Academy Mind & Movement Clinic

Twenty-one students took part in Goanna Academy’s Combined High Schools Mind & Movement Clinic at Kimberwalli on 19 November 2025. The event brought students together through sport, arts and culture, promoting mental health awareness, resilience, self-care and overall wellbeing.

Students participated in four NRL-led activities and heard NRL legend Greg Inglis share his personal journey, including the challenges he faced along the way. The boys also had the opportunity to create art with Greg and connect with him through conversations and photos.

The day was filled with opportunities to learn, build friendships and celebrate student participation. Congratulations to Elijah Peachy, who won a football during the lunchtime competition, and Chelsea Trevena, who took home a Queensland jersey in the raffle!

It was a valuable experience that encouraged students to look after their wellbeing, build resilience and recognise the importance of supporting one another.

Explore more school highlights, student achievements and upcoming events in the latest edition of the Miller Messenger. Download the full newsletter below to discover more stories from the Miller Technology High School community.

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Through everything we do, we honour the knowledge of our Ancestors, celebrate the strength of our communities and remain committed to empowering future generations to thrive with pride, purpose and connection.