Academic Care & Wellbeing
Surviving the Final Year of SchoolTerm 1 in high schools is a wonderful time to meet our new Year 7 cohort and new students in otheryear groups. Your KCC College Counsellors are looking forward to meeting more Year 7 students inthe upcoming Year 7 Belonging Day at the College.
It is an equally important time to reflect on our year 12 students (or those who leave us earlier topursue other pathways), and their final year of formal education in schools.
Every year, the media exposes us to the hype and pressure relating to the final year of secondary school. However, putting things into perspective for students, parents and caregivers alike, can helpprevent everyone getting overwhelmed. Although this final year is important, it will not be the mostimportant year of your young person’s life. It is crucial for parents and caregivers to reinforce themantra of ‘you are more than your ATAR’ or your HSC results.
A student’s performance in final year is only a point in time measured by their ability to sit an exam.If the desired ATAR HSC result is not achieved at the end of the day, there are other optionsavailable. It will not define their happiness. There will be many other pathways available to them tohelp them reach their goals.For insights, information and expert interviews, SchoolTV is a great resource.Please find the link here for your perusal.
College Counsellors
College Counselling Team