Newsroom

_{12 December 2025}

We were recently notified of the decision not to continue funding My Mind Check. As such, operations will cease on 19 December 2025.

_{20 November 2025}

In just 12 months, a new school joined My Mind Check every single school day, with 20,000 students accessing proactive mental health support when they need it most.

_{17 November 2025}

As the year draws to a close, school leaders and educators are taking stock, reflecting on achievements, challenges and the collective efforts that have supported student learning and wellbeing.

_{21 October 2025}

My Mind Check has released a statement responding to the Anti-Bullying Rapid Review Report which featured our check-in platform as a case study for proactive intervention.

_{16 October 2025}

In this month’s blog post, our Clinical Product Manager, Hilary Tucker, explores how educators are finding powerful ways to reduce bullying, not just through discipline, but by creating school environments of respect, empathy, inclusion and student voice.

_{18 September 2025}

In this month’s blog post, our expert team shares some practical and easy-to-implement strategies to support student mental health in your classroom.

_{21 August 2025}

Katie, a former classroom teacher now a School Liaison Officer at My Mind Check, reflects on why the “real work” of education is emotional, not just academic, and explores how connection and proactive support are essential for student wellbeing.

_{20 August 2025}

The free government-funded student mental health platform, My Mind Check, has successfully qualified to be part of the Safer Technologies 4 Schools (ST4S) Vendor Product Badge Program

_{20 August 2025}

The free government-funded student mental health platform, My Mind Check, supports the development of a consistent national standard to prevent and respond to bullying in schools and address its underlying causes.

_{20 August 2025}

My Mind Check has been featured as a national case study in a comprehensive summary of school-based mental health screening published in the prestigious Psychiatric Clinics of North America.

_{17 July 2025}

Regularly checking in with students has been shown to significantly improve their mental health. By consistently offering opportunities for connection and support, schools become environments where students feel safe to speak up about their own wellbeing.

_{19 June 2025}

As educators, we focus not only on lesson planning, assessment, and classroom management but also on managing the additional factors that influence a student’s ability to access the curriculum and learn.

_{22 May 2025}

How My Mind Check can help educators provide better insights and outcomes during parent-teacher interviews, giving students a chance to thrive both inside and outside of school.

_{15 May 2025}

My Mind Check joins ACER’s newly launched Wellbeing Program Guide, a national directory of quality student wellbeing programs.

_{16 April 2025}

In this Channel 10 segment, Professor Ron Rapee discusses the impact of My Mind Check, alongside Alana Koch from St Luke Grammar School, Sydney, highlighting the tool’s role in supporting student mental wellbeing.

_{22 March 2025}

In this ABC podcast episode, Dr. Norman Swan and Dr Preeya Alexander discuss a trial with Australian students, where regular wellbeing surveys improved mental health outcomes and helped identify at-risk students.

_{6 February 2025}

New research from the Macquarie University’s Lifespan Health and Wellbeing Research Centre validates effectiveness of youth mental health check-ins at school.

_{21 November 2024}

In response to the rising mental health issues in students, Macquarie University created My Mind Check, a free tool for schools to monitor wellbeing and identify concerns early.