Year 7

Assistant Principal's Report
I would like to begin by congratulating our graduating class of 2021, our Year 12 cohort for 2026. It was great to celebrate their achievements at the valedictory dinner. I still remember their fresh faces when they began at Wyndham Central College when I was their year level leader. I have been honoured to be a part of their journey and wish them all the best for their future endeavours.
This term will continue to be busy for our year 7 cohort, with the finishing on content learning, exams, goal setting interviews, step up into year 8 and end of year activities. I would like to congratulate all students on their leadership of assemblies throughout the last term and a half with each tutor group having an opportunity to run one in front of their peers.
As we continue into the term, we are also starting our transition process with our year 7 2027 cohort, our future graduating class of 2032. The 2027 cohort will have an opportunity to participate in an extended transition including extra visits to our college, a Parents as Partners evening, the statewide transition day and goal setting interviews for parents and students in the last week of Term 4.
A reminder about the importance of all students wearing the full school uniform. With the weather being unpredictable at the moment, students are expected to still be wearing the full College uniform. For students who need assistance with the correct uniform, please ask your child to speak to their tutor teacher.
I look forward to continuing to work with your children this year to enhance their educational opportunities and help them finish their year strong and successful.
Ashley Rowe - Assistant Principal - Year 7
Year Level Leader's Report - Year 7
Celebrating Year 7 and Preparing for Exams
Congratulations to our Year 7 students on their hard work and growth. The transition to secondary school has brought many new experiences, from finding their way around to managing different subjects and building friendships. Year 7s should be proud of their progress and the ways they contribute to our school community through Respect, Cooperation and Excellence.
With exams approaching, we encourage students to approach this next challenge with preparation and a positive mindset. Exams are an opportunity to demonstrate learning, practise study skills and identify areas for further improvement. Feeling a little nervous is normal, and students do not have to manage these feelings alone.
Tips for students
- Start early and study a little each day. Break revision into manageable sessions of 15–20 minutes, with short breaks.
- Practise remembering. Close your book and write what you remember, answer practice questions or explain a concept to someone at home. Then check your notes for anything you missed.
- Ask for help. Let your teachers know which topics or questions you find challenging.
- Get organised. Check your exam timetable and pack the required equipment the night before.
- Look after yourself. Make time for sleep, regular meals, movement and activities you enjoy.
- Take your time in the exam. Read instructions carefully, notice how many marks each question is worth and leave time to check your answers.
How parents and carers can help
Provide a quiet study space and help your child create a simple, realistic revision plan. Encourage them to explain their learning to you or offer to quiz them using their revision materials provided by the teachers. You do not need to be a subject expert to help! Support regular routines and check in calmly about how they are feeling. Praise their effort, preparation and willingness to seek help, and remind them that an exam result is only one part of their learning journey. Most importantly, if you think your child is struggling with the exams – please contact your child’s tutor teacher.
We are proud of our Year 7 students and wish them every success in their upcoming exams. Thank you to our families for your ongoing encouragement and support. Keep trying your best, Year 7 – you have plenty to be proud of!
Victoria Webster - Year 7 Year Level Leader
victoria.webster@education.vic.gov.au
The Year 7 2026 Tutor Team consists of:
7A Duncan Parkes 7B Anne Vlahos 7C Joahnna Bringino
7D John Siranidis 7E Muskan Sehgal 7F Nicola Castleman
7G Jesse Maskel 7H Oscar Davis 7J Mia Bruce
7K Chrissy Tirris
Year 7 Year Level Leader Victoria Webster
Year 7 Year Level Coordinator Eliza Shearer
Year 7 Administration Assistants: Sharon Hamilton & Angela Whitfield
Attached Year7 staff: Ashley Cornell, Steve Eadie, Phoebe Harrowfield,
Chris Kodikara, Shalika Sharma,

























