Keys to Success Programme

Our “Keys to Success” programme is designed to promote personal development and community pride through the recognition of achievement.  This programme is for our Year 7/8 students.  Senior students work hard throughout the last two years of their schooling to gain credits in each of the 4 main areas.  

General 

This programme is only open to Year 7 and 8 students. When students believe they have earned a credit, they must apply to the Principal or Deputy Principal who will verify it for them. Children are responsible for keeping track of their progress through their Keys to Success tracking sheet, and on seesaw. Credits carry over from Year 7 to Year 8 so a student may only have achieved half the credit in Year 7 they can then use those credits to complete the key in Year 8. 

When students have qualified for one of the keys, it will be presented at a school assembly with parents/ caregivers and family invited. If a student achieves all four keys within the two years, they will receive an HONOURS award and have their name on the Honours Board. Honours students will qualify for a lunch with the Principal and/or Deputy Principal.  Children who then complete the Digi Key as well will be recognised as achieving Digital Honours. 

Credits are not limited to the list.  However children must provide evidence of the other event through either a seesaw post (with a picture) of a written letter from the organiser of the event, or some other form of evidence, detailing what duties the child carried out.

Types of Keys...

Academic

The key is awarded to students who have excelled, shown imporvement in aspects that relate to academic achievement. 14 credits are needed

Sports

This key is awarded to students who represent the school or participate in the sport, showing fair play, team spirit and commitment. 14 credits are needed.

Service

This key is awarded for honest commitment and endeavour to duties within the school. Students need 12 credits to qualify for this key.

Arts/ Cultural

This key is awarded where children display commitment and a positive attitude towards participaintg or excelling in artistic or cultural events. 11 credits are required for this key.

Digi Key

This key can only be awarded once the children have completed their other 4 keys. Children need to get a minimum of 10 credits to be awarded this key. The blog credit is compulsory.

*Credits are not limited to the list. However children must provide evidence of the other event through either a blog post (with a picture) or a written letter from the organiser of the event detailing what duties the child carried out.