what you would say if you were Natalie in Case Study bellow and write draft script for student to , record a 2 to 3-minute response to the situation. Case Study 1. Yasmina It is lunchtime in a fee-paying school in a wealthy suburb of Adelaide. The Teach

### Draft Script for Natalie **[Beginning of Record]** **Natalie:** Hi Yasmina, thank you for staying back to chat with me. I just wanted to take a moment to check in with you. I noticed you've been falling asleep in class, and I care about how you're doing. It’s not like you to feel this way, and I want to make sure you’re okay. **[Pause for a moment, listening.]** **Natalie:** I appreciate you being honest with me about what's happening at home. It sounds really difficult to hear your parents fighting. It's understandable that this would affect your sleep. Nobody wants to listen to that kind of negativity, especially when you're trying to rest or focus on your schoolwork. **[Empathetic tone.]** **Natalie:** Putting on your headphones and listening to music is a good way to cope, but it’s also tough when you can still hear the shouting. It's important to feel safe and comfortable at home. What you've described sounds like a lot to carry for someone your age. I’m really sorry you have to go through this. **[Reassuring and supportive.]** **Natalie:** It's important for me to know that you feel safe at school and that you have a space where you can express how you’re feeling. It sounds like weekends are especially hard because you're stuck at home with the fighting. What do you usually do to keep yourself busy or distracted when you're there? **[Listening attentively to Yasmina’s response.]** **Natalie:** I’m really proud of you for taking steps to manage your feelings, like eating before your dad gets home. That shows a lot of maturity and self-awareness. However, I want you to know that it’s okay to ask for help, and you don’t have to face this on your own. **[Encouraging tone.]** **Natalie:** There are resources and people here at school who can help you, whether that’s talking to a counselor or finding a way for you to have some support. It’s so important to have someone to share your feelings with, especially when things at home feel overwhelming. **[Pause to let Yasmina respond.]** **Natalie:** I care about your well-being, Yasmina. Remember that you can come and talk to me anytime. We can also find ways to help you cope with everything that's happening, maybe together with a counselor if you feel comfortable with that. **[Closing gently.]** **Natalie:** Thank you for trusting me with your feelings today. I want you to feel supported and safe at school, and I’m here to help you navigate through this. You’re not alone in this. **[End of Record]** --- This script emphasizes understanding and empathy while encouraging Yasmina to seek support, creating a safe space for her to express her feelings.