From the Principal

Celebrating the Class of 2025 – Outstanding HSC Results

Congratulations to our students on an exceptional set of 2025 HSC results. We are incredibly proud of the achievements of the Class of 2025, whose hard work and determination have delivered outstanding outcomes for our school community.

This year, students achieved a highest ATAR of 98.55, alongside a significant improvement in our overall performance, with Wyndham College lifting 181 places in the NSW HSC school rankings to 382 in the state. These results reflect not only academic success, but sustained growth, resilience and a strong commitment to learning. Our staff and students obtained Band 6's the highest scores in 14 subjects across our curriculum, with Maths and Engineering leading the results tables.

Behind these achievements is a true collective effort. Our students demonstrated perseverance, focus and a willingness to engage deeply with their learning. In parallel, our staff provided expert teaching, explicit instruction and targeted feedback, underpinned by high expectations and a strong culture of support and wellbeing.

We also acknowledge the vital role played by families and carers, whose encouragement and partnership with the College continue to make a meaningful difference to student outcomes.

The Class of 2025 leaves a strong legacy and sets a high benchmark for future cohorts. We congratulate every student on their individual journeys and successes whether academic, vocational or personal and wish them every success as they move into further study, training or employment.

Well done to all involved. Your dedication and teamwork have truly paid off, and you should be immensely proud of what has been achieved together.

Kristine MacPhail - Principal

Distinguished Achievers 2025

Congratulations to our Band 6 students. We are proud to have 19 Band 6 results with 9 students on the Distinguished Achievers list this year. A great achievement for the class of 2025.

HSC Blog post

Important Update: 2026 Bell Times

From the beginning of 2026, the College will be implementing a revised bell time structure. As part of this change, Sessions 2 and 3 will be reversed.

This means that students will now have two longer learning sessions earlier in the day, when concentration and energy levels are at their best. The shorter session will occur just before lunch, supporting sustained focus and wellbeing across the school day.

Students who have a flexible timetable are asked to review this change carefully and adjust their schedules accordingly to ensure they are fully prepared for the start of 2026.

Thank you for your support as we continue to refine our structures to best support student learning and success.

Principal's Morning Tea

Congratulations to the many Year 12 students who received an award at the Principal’s Morning Tea on December 2nd.

These a just a few of the amazing students who received a certificate and a treat. Well done!

Macquarie Leaders and Achievers Early Entry Scheme

Well done to our amazing students who have been offered Round 1 or Round 2 offers from Macquarie University.

Not long to wait now for HSC results and ATARS. We look forward to celebrating with you soon.

Uniform Update

We’re excited to share that our school uniform will be receiving a slightly new and refreshed look next year. We know many families will have questions, and we want to reassure you that full details—will be shared soon.

What you need to know right now:

The new uniform is not available yet. Please wait for updates from the school before purchasing.

There will be a grace period for the transition, so students may continue wearing the current uniform if they are not updating their uniform immediately. No student will be disadvantaged during this changeover and Year 12 do not need to purchase new uniforms. Students may still wear uniforms handed over from their siblings etc... if they choose to.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prepare for this update.

Salvation Army Christmas Appeal

Huge thanks to our generous community for all of the donations for the Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal. Well done to the leaders who helped box up the items to be collected.

From the English Faculty

Attention 12 Advanced, Standard and EAL/D English Students. This is a friendly reminder to all Year 12 English students to please return your texts. Timely returns help us ensure that all students have access to the materials they need for 2026.

Enrolments 2026

DATES TO REMEMBER

Term 1 , 2026

January 2026

February 2026

March 2026