The Governor General’s Medal
The Leonard Wilde Award
Students graduating with an overall average of 80% or higher in six Grade 12 courses are nominated for the Ontario Scholarship Award.
In addition to the awards outlined above, several School awards are awarded for superior performance in particular subject areas as well as for extra-curricular activities. These include athletic, valedictorian, and other awards throughout all academic disciplines.
Neuchâtel Junior College
Diploma requirements
The NJC Diploma is based on the successful completion of six courses at the Grade 12 or AP level coupled with successful completion of a pre-university high school program. In addition, a student must meet the following criteria:
- Achieve an academic average from courses studied at the College of greater than 75%.
- Fulfill the requirements of the French language program with regular attendance and satisfactory performance in French Communication & Culture classes and cultural excursions.
- Establish a good relationship with his/her pension family.
- Engage in a significant extra-curricular commitment, whether at the College or in the wider community.
- Demonstrate increased cultural sensitivity and global awareness through service to others and leadership.
- Demonstrate commitment and growth in the College’s international and travel programs, and complete cross curricular travel assignments.
- Participate in a minimum of three of “défis” – physical and outdoor pursuits, offered over the course of the school year.
- Attend Personal and Social Development (PSD) sessions and complete a personal growth journal.
- Complete workshops in travel safety, first aid and mountain safety as offered by NJC.
- Complete an end of year cumulative statement of reflection. Semester only students may qualify for the NJC International Certificate if they meet the above requirements in a single semester.
