At the end of every term we send Good News postcards home to celebrate our learners. Some are celebrated for staying consistently safe and respectful — others for the effort they've put into turning things around. Here's exactly how we decide.
Tiers simply show how much behaviour support a student needs — most thrive on our everyday whole-school supports.
Safe, respectful learners who do well with our everyday, whole-school supports. Around 85% of the school.
Students who need some targeted support to stay on track. About 1 in 10.
Students with individual, intensive support plans in place. Around 5%.
Snapshot: Term 2, 2026 · 481 students · drawn from School Bytes wellbeing data
Whether a student is thriving or turning a corner, there's a path home to a Good News postcard.
Every Tier 1 student receives a Good News postcard home each term — recognising a term of consistently safe, respectful learning.
Postcard goes homeStudents in the higher tiers earn a Good News postcard when their negative incidents have declined appropriately from the previous period — recognising real effort towards positive behaviour.
Postcard goes home
By recognising both consistency and improvement, every child has a genuine path to being celebrated — whether they're flying high all term or working hard to turn things around.
