This space is designed for both students and educators using the Award as a co‑curricular learning experience. It shows how everyday classroom learning, projects, and school‑based programs can count toward the Award while supporting curriculum outcomes, engagement, and meaningful skill development. You’ll find practical, curriculum‑aligned examples drawn from real school contexts, along with guidance to help shape activities around clear goals and reflection.
Educator Guidance
Provides a flexible way to support personal goals, independence, and transition beyond school by structuring learning students are already doing and recognising progress through accessible evidence and reflection.
Supports career learning by helping students set goals, reflect on experiences, and document skill development using classroom and experiential learning already in place.
Extends workplace learning by offering a structured way to reflect on growth and track skill development over time, separate from course assessment and credit requirements.
Aligns with inquiry and sustained effort by providing a clear structure to document reflection, progress, and real‑world learning beyond academic results.
Strengthens leadership development by supporting goal‑setting, consistent practice, and reflection on real leadership experiences and responsibility.
Fits naturally within skill development by giving students a way to track progress in reading, writing, speaking, or media work using evidence created in class.
Supports regular language practice through goal‑setting, reflection, and simple documentation of progress such as short writing or speaking samples.
Enhances outdoor learning by connecting skill development, physical preparation, teamwork, and a purposeful journey with clear reflection and planning.
Builds on regular physical activity by turning participation into a goal‑based routine with reflection on progress and effort over time.
Provides a flexible way to support personal goals, independence, and transition beyond school by structuring learning students are already doing and recognising progress through accessible evidence and reflection.
Supports career learning by helping students set goals, reflect on experiences, and document skill development using classroom and experiential learning already in place.
Extends workplace learning by offering a structured way to reflect on growth and track skill development over time, separate from course assessment and credit requirements.
