




The Wyndham College student award scheme seeks to identify and reward students who make significant and positive contributions in: leadership, citizenship, behaviour, extra-curricular, sport, uniform, attendance or academic success.
Students can track their own positive incidences online in the student Sentral portal under the well-being tab. Students will automatically receive a certificate from the school when the appropriate award points have been accrued.
The Wyndham awards scheme is a method of:
Any time a teacher gives verbal praise that is commendable enough to be commented on, that could be recorded on Sentral as a positive incident.
Additionally, things that a teacher wants to privately recognise and quietly appreciate can also be logged.
Certificates are printed and handed to students in Connect. This should be ongoing and regular by all teachers in order to help students develop a portfolio that identifies their strengths and achievements.
Positive incidents also appear in the student portal under Wellbeing. Students are encouraged to check this and monitor their own progress.
Under the 'Wellbeing' section, teachers select the green tab titled 'positive incidents'. Teachers then pick the relevant category of academic, attendance, behaviour, extra-curricular, uniform, sport, citizenship, leadership.
The Principal holds one morning tea each Term at recess time to celebrate student achievements throughout that Term. Teachers nominate students for the morning tea based on effort, attitude, results, improvement or ranking in class. Students who perform well during the Term will receive an invitation to attend the morning tea from their Roll Call Teacher or Year Adviser during Connect time or via email. This is a special time for the Principal to acknowledge and reward students, with delicious catering provided by the College.
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Nirimba Education Precinct
Eastern Road
NIRIMBA FIELDS NSW 2763
Postal Address: Wyndham College
PO BOX 117
QUAKERS HILL NSW 2763
telephone 02 9208 7100
We would like to acknowledge the Warawara people who are the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our College is situated. We would also like to pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging of the Dharug Nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people.
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