Michelle Mitchell - Webinars 'a valuable resource for our parents'

Michelle Mitchell - Webinars Access

Sacred Heart College’s parents and students have been given access to all of Michell Mitchell’s webinars for the rest of the 2026 school year (ending 19 December).

These sessions cover a broad range of topics relating to young people, including wellbeing, resilience, relationships, emotional development, motivation and navigating the teenage years.

We encourage all parents and carers to take advantage of this valuable resource and engage with the expert learning available as we continue working together to support the wellbeing, growth and flourishing of our young people.

The full list of webinars can be accessed via the following link:

Michelle Mitchell Webinars

Our community need to create an account and purchase a free subscription (at no charge). For free access to the webinars. Follow the steps below to create your free account:

  1. Click on the link - SHC Kyneton – Parent Webinar Access
  2. Select ‘Add to Cart’ to purchase the SHC Parent Access
  3. Complete the account
  4. Select ‘Review Order’
  5. Select ‘ Complete Order’
  6. Click to verify that you are human and agree to terms and conditions
  7. Select ‘Complete Order’, you will view and receive a receipt.

Once your account is set up, you will receive an email confirming account set up followed by an email containing the link for free access to the webinars and accompanying information.

If you have any trouble creating your account, please contact reception for assistance.

Please note the webinars can only be accessed free of charge by using the link sent to confirm the set up of your account.

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