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Student Wellbeing In The Senior Preparatory

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Source domain: dainferncollege.co.za

Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document outlines Dainfern College's approach to student wellbeing in the Senior Preparatory phase, detailing support structures including counselling, academic extension, leadership development, and conduct management. It highlights key personnel such as Ms Margie Pettit (Deputy Principal: Student Affairs) and Ms Eva Odendaal (Prep School Counsellor). The college emphasizes holistic development through regular team meetings, mentorship, and a positive reinforcement discipline policy.

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behaviour management systemOngoing

Positive reinforcement policy

The school implements a positive reinforcement discipline policy that encourages good conduct through recognition, rewards, and supportive interventions rather than punitive measures.

Who it is for
all students in the Senior Preparatory phase
How to act on it
Follow the school's Code of Conduct and participate in recognised positive behaviour initiatives; students are acknowledged through awards and public recognition
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Positive reinforcement policy; Code of Conduct
mental health support serviceOngoing

Counselling services

Students in the Senior Preparatory phase can access professional counselling support through Ms Eva Odendaal, the Prep School Counsellor, to help with personal, emotional, or academic challenges.

Who it is for
students in the Senior Preparatory phase
How to act on it
Contact Ms Eva Odendaal directly through the college's communication channels
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The Student Affairs team in the Senior Preparatory meets on a regular basis to discuss any issues and concerns regarding the well-being and support of our students.
academic enrichment programmeOngoing

Academic extension programme

Students in the Senior Preparatory phase can participate in an academic extension programme designed to support advanced learning and provide additional challenges beyond the standard curriculum.

Who it is for
students in the Senior Preparatory phase
How to act on it
Enrol through the Academic Support department via the student portal or by contacting staff
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Extension & Support Academics Junior Preparatory Senior Preparatory High School
student governance roleOngoing

Learner Representative Councillor (LRC)

A student representative from the Senior Preparatory is elected to serve as a Learner Representative Councillor, providing feedback and representing peers in school governance discussions.

Who it is for
students in the Senior Preparatory phase
How to act on it
Apply or be nominated for election through the student council process; participation is open to interested Grade 7 and Grade 8 learners
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Leadership Training Service Resources Academics Technology & BYOT / BYOD Stationery & Textbooks Campus Campus Map Campus Facilities Advertising & Sponsorship Communication Lines of Communication Information Booklets Newsletters College magazines PAIA Smartphone App School Hymn & Prayer School Policies Calendar Year Calendar Services Aftercare Tuckshop Transport Services Resources Stationery & Textbooks Campus Map Lines of Communication Information Booklets Newsletters College magazines PAIA School Policies Aftercare Tuckshop Transport Services Contact
youth leadership development programmeOngoing

Leadership programme for Grade 7

Grade 7 learners are offered a leadership programme aimed at developing confidence, responsibility, and decision-making skills through structured training and activities.

Who it is for
Grade 7 students in the Senior Preparatory phase
How to act on it
Enrolment is managed through the school’s leadership training department; students may be selected or invited based on performance and interest
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Leadership Training Service Resources Academics Technology & BYOT / BYOD Stationery & Textbooks Campus Campus Map Campus Facilities Advertising & Sponsorship Communication Lines of Communication Information Booklets Newsletters College magazines PAIA Smartphone App School Hymn & Prayer School Policies Calendar Year Calendar Services Aftercare Tuckshop Transport Services Resources Stationery & Textbooks Campus Map Lines of Communication Information Booklets Newsletters College magazines PAIA School Policies Aftercare Tuckshop Transport Services Contact

Facts

Places

City of Johannesburg, Gauteng

Parties

Student Affairs) and Ms Eva Odendaal (Prep School Counsellor). The college

Key Takeaways

  • Senior Preparatory
  • Student wellbeing
  • Ms Margie Pettit
  • Ms Eva Odendaal
  • Weekly team meetings
  • Counselling
  • Academic extension programme
  • Leadership programme for Grade 7
  • Learner Representative Councillor (LRC)
  • Positive reinforcement policy
  • Code of Conduct
  • 96 Broadacres Drive, Dainfern, Johannesburg, 2055
  • Dainfern College
  • Ms Margie Pettit
  • Ms Eva Odendaal
  • Parent portal
  • Student portal
  • Staff portal
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