The students were broken into four separate age groups and spent the entire day participating in various activities which support the aim of the program.

Friends and activity partners Jaylah Poulson and Alexa Paradowski agreed their favourite activity was the minefield activity, where one partner had to lead the other through a minefield blindfolded using only communication.

"I like the activities, we just have more fun," Jaylah said.

"[The mindfield] was a bit tricky, but it's fun," Alexa said.

All of the students also participated in The Bucket Challenge where they wrote a positive message on a piece of paper and put it into a big bucket that was hung up near the front office.

Grow Your Mind is an ongoing journey set to develop resilience, brain awareness, compassion, gratitude, mindfulness and courage within students.

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