Macy
School Captain
An important part of building student voice and agency is asking students how we help them to learn. Student feedback provides us with insights into what really makes a difference to student learning. The following student comments and photos show how feedback is encouraged in a grade 6 classroom.
“We review Mrs Clover by telling her the things that she can improve on with written feedback.”
– Jack
“We use feedback to help us ask effective questions and improve on our work in the future”
– Zara
“Our Classroom Expectations display helps us celebrate when we’re meeting our classroom expectations and helps encourage people to do those same things.”
- Alfie
“Feedback can be where you ask other students or teachers to help you, but it can also be asking for other people’s opinions on a piece of work.”
– Jess
“The Class Cauldron gives us feedback to know if our whole class behaviours are good or bad.”
– Summer
“Rubrics help us understand criteria and help us know whether we’ve done everything we need to do in a task.”
– Liam
“Our teamwork tracker helps us recognise patterns when we work with some people more than others.”
- Kai
“The teamwork tracker is a great tool for helping us work with other people in the classroom. It tells us who we do and don’t work with more and less commonly, and helps you make decisions about working with other people.”
- Lucas
At Warragul North Primary School, we are committed to maintaining the highest child safety standards. Our priority is to create a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment where every child feels valued and protected. We uphold strict policies, provide comprehensive training to our staff and volunteers, and foster a culture of openness and accountability. Our unwavering dedication to child safety ensures that every student can thrive and succeed.
We acknowledge the custodians of the land upon which we learn, play and grow.
We thank them for sharing this beautiful land we call home, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.