Primary Awards
SWPBS Awards
School-Wide Positive Behavior Support (SWPBS) is a proactive, evidence-based framework used in schools to promote a positive and inclusive learning environment by explicitly teaching, modeling, and reinforcing expected behaviors for all students. Rather than focusing solely on reactive discipline, SWPBS establishes clear behavioral expectations across all school settings, creating a consistent and supportive culture where every student can thrive.
Across the College we recognise this framework and bring it to life by celebrating the core values of Resilience, Compassion, Contribution, and Respect, recognising students each Friday with certificates that honor those who have demonstrated these qualities throughout the week.
These weekly acknowledgements not only affirm positive behavior but also inspire a sense of pride and belonging, reminding students that who they are and how they treat others truly matters.
Last Friday we recognised the following students:
| Student | Value | |
|---|---|---|
Ada-Lee Hutchinson (Yr 1) | Respect | For listening so well in class and using manners when talking to friends and staff. |
Lilla Magnus (Yr 1) | Contribution | For the care and effort put into her handwriting every day. |
Gurmehar Buttar (Yr 5 Navy) | Contributions | For the many and varied contributions she makes to Year 5 Navy, often undertaking jobs without being asked which assist in the smooth running of the classroom. |
Rose Darcey (Yr 5 Navy) | Contribution | For the contributions she makes to the classroom spirit in Year 5 Navy through her inclusiveness, insights in discussions and her warm and welcoming nature. |
Aria Lidgerwood (Yr 5 Navy) | Respect | For the incredibly polite manner in which Aria interacts with others, showing high levels of respect and consideration for those around her. |
Freya Finlayson (Yr 6 Navy) | Respect | For the beautiful way she greets all of her teachers every single morning. She always has a smile on her face and brings so much positivity to those around her. |
Eloise Vanier (Yr 6 Navy) | Compassion | For looking after our two new students. She has ensured two of our new students know where to go and what the school routines are, she has put the needs of these students before her own and has been a beautiful friend to her new classmates. |