Scots All Saints College prides itself on supporting students to reach their full potential through outstanding pastoral care and a strong sense of community. Every student is recognised as an individual and is provided with the opportunity to build their confidence and resilience, to enjoy school, to be challenged and to grow as individuals as they journey through the College.
Strong relationships, supportive teachers and an inclusive culture combine to create a caring and nurturing environment where students have the space to explore, learn and grow. We are fortunate to have a very strong community where the School and parents work collaboratively. Positive Psychology has also been introduced in the context of a Christian world view to promote wellbeing, positive relationships and a life of meaning for our students.
Scots All Saints College has a comprehensive Wellbeing Program that ensures every student is cared for so that they can thrive and grow into strong and connected young adults.
Our Student Wellbeing program aims to:
- Support and care for our students as they grow and develop from childhood to adulthood
- Teach students pro-social attitudes
- Assist students to attain skills to deal with conflict, disappointment, failure and other emotions
- To build self-esteem and self-efficacy
- To give students the knowledge and skills to deal with anxiety, stress and depression
- To build self-confident people who flourish
College Psychology Team
What we do
Our College Psychologists provide evidence-based counselling and psychological assessment to students that enhances the work of teachers by strengthening student learning and wellbeing outcomes.
Meet the team

Jennifer Molinari
Scots All Saints College Senior Psychologist
Jenni was born and raised in the Central West and returned to the region in 2019 after completing her studies in Sydney and abroad. Jenni has extensive training and experience in assessing, diagnosing and treating a range of mental health concerns in people of all ages, particularly children and adolescents. Jenni has previously worked at Sydney University, Youth off the Streets and in her own private practice and is now excited to be sharing her expertise in education. As a board-accredited clinical supervisor, Jenni enjoys training and mentoring provisional and registered psychologists, a key part of her role in the Psychology team. Jenni is committed to reducing the stigma around mental health support and improving the school experience for all students at the College.
Workdays: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

Maddie Fooks
Scots All Saints College Provisional Psychologist
Maddie is a passionate Provisional Psychologist. She studied her Masters of Professional School Psychology at the University of Wollongong in 2020 and went on to work with the NSW Department of Education in the role of School Psychologist. Maddie is currently working with Scots All Saints College Senior Psychologist, Jenni Molinari, who is her Supervisor. Maddie’s professional interests lie in working in regional and remote communities to support children and families with their mental health and wellbeing.
She is dedicated to providing evidence-based psychological services in a manner that is warm, flexible and collaborative.
Workdays: Tuesday to Friday

Immogen O’Connor
Scots All Saints College Psychologist
Originally from Melbourne, Immogen is new to Bathurst having moved mid-2021. Immogen is a Counselling Psychologist with extensive experience in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide range of mental health concerns within diverse client groups. Immogen has previously worked at the RMIT Student Counselling service and in her own private practice. Immogen has extensive experience and expertise in emotional development and is excited to share this expertise with the Scots All Saints community. As a College Psychologist, Immogen is committed to improving students’ Emotional Intelligence, emotional regulation, and social and interpersonal functioning. Immogen is also hoping to increase awareness and reduce the stigma of mental illness and developmental disorders in children and young
Workdays: Wednesday and Thursday
Referring to our Team
If you have a wellbeing concern about your child, we encourage you to first talk to their Core Teacher or Team Leader, who will work with you to best support your child.
How to refer
Referrals for students from Preparatory to Year 12 referrals can be made by teachers, parents or boarding staff. Once the referral is made, it is then reviewed by either Mr Jackman (for Junior School students), Mr Adams (for Senior School students) or Mr Le Couteur (Boarding School). All suitable referrals are then passed onto the Psychology Team who decide on the best action.
Note: If a student is in Year 10, 11 or 12, they can self-refer directly to the Psychology Team.
Parent, teacher and student referral (Year 10, 11 and 12 only)
Junior School
Senior School
Boarding
Student self-referring (Year 10, 11 and 12 only)
Please click here for the referral form and email to: wellbeing
Referring to an external psychologist
To refer to a psychologist outside of the College, we encourage you talk to your GP about a Mental Health Care Plan and take a look at the Australian Psychological Society directory for a local Psychologist or for one who offers Telehealth Services.
Helplines
Kids Helpline
1800 55 1800
Free, confidential counselling service available any time of the day or night by phone or webchat.
Beyond Blue
1300 22 4636
Call or chat online with a trained mental health professional any time of the day or night.
headspace
1800 650 890
Parentline
1300 1300 52
Parent Line is open from 9am to 9pm Monday to Friday and 4pm to 9pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Online forums for young people
Beyond Blue
The Beyond Blue forums are a supportive place to connect with people who are going through similar experiences to you. You can read other people’s stories, ask for advice or share your own experience.
Reach Out
ReachOut Forums is a supportive, safe and anonymous space where people care about what’s happening for you, because they’ve been there too.
Websites
Reach Out
The website offers information and other resources designed specifically for young people.
Kids Helpline
The website has information and services to support young people through any problems – big or small.
Headspace
The website has information and services to support a young person going through a tough time.
Children of Parents with a Mental Illness (COPMI)
Having a parent with a mental illness can be tough. But COPMI has a lot of information and videos to help you get your head around it all.
Resources for Parents
Raising Children
This website provides ad-free parenting videos, articles and apps backed by Australian experts.
Head to Health
Head to Health provides information, advice and links to free and low-cost phone and online mental health services.
College Health Centre
The role of the Health Centre is to care for the physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing of our students. The Centre is open for students from 8:30 am-4:30 pm Monday to Friday and on call 24 hours per day seven days a week in case of emergency for Boarding students. The Centre is responsible for the dispensing and storage of all medications. If you have any questions regarding special medical requirements or information, please ring the Health Centre.
Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm Monday to Friday
Phone: 6333 4708
Mobile: 0427 935 613
Email: health centre
Health Centre Team

Belinda Lesh
Senior Registered Nurse
Bachelor Early Childhood Teaching
Bachelor of Nursing

Melanie Abel
Registered Nurse
Bachelor of Nursing