Wellbeing & Engagement Collection Survey
Over the next four weeks, Port Lincoln High School will again be participating in the Department for Education’s annual Wellbeing & Engagement Collection (WEC) Survey.
The survey asks young people about how they think and feel about their experiences, both inside and outside of school. It includes questions related to areas of development linked to wellbeing, health and academic achievement.
It is important that our students take the time to answer the survey questions with reflection and honestly. The resulting data will be used to inform practice and programs within our school to improve student engagement and belonging. The SRC will be reviewing this data once it is released to inform further action from a student perspective.
Please see the parent letter below for further details.
~ Mrs. Lenny Woods (Middle School Wellbeing Leader)
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