St Philomena's School have been celebrating Well-being Week and it culminated on Friday with all students and teachers dressing up as farmers.
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The school came together to support their local community who are all affected by the current drought, and all students were able to enjoy the afternoon with a disco.
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The main message for students was that well-being is fundamental to a person's overall health and enables young people to successfully overcome difficulties and achieve their true potential.
Activities were chosen for each group of students to educate on how to connect with others and improve both their physical and mental health.
St Philomena's School wanted to thank Headspace and Moree Community Health Service for providing their time to present to the students, as well as Woolworths for donating fruit to the school.
