• The Honour Roll certificate is awarded to students who achieve an average of 85.5% to 89.4% in both Terms 1 and 2.

• The Honour Roll with Distinction certificate and the prestigious Duke Pin are awarded to students who achieve an average of 89.5% or higher in both Terms 1 and 2. 

         (see Honor Roll page for full criteria)

• A Certificate, Medal, or Plaque of Service is awarded to students who have made very significant contributions to the quality of school life at Windsor through extracurricular and volunteer activities. These awards are cumulative through the student’s years at Windsor. Students must track through year on a Service Tracking Form available in Student Services and have a sponsor sign-off on the hours and quality of service. The deadline for the completion and handing in of the tracking sheet is mid-May.

• A Certificate, Medal, or Plaque of Athletics is awarded to students who have made contributions to athletics at Windsor through their participation in school-based sports. These awards are cumulative through the student’s years at Windsor. Athletic points can be earned as follows: 
• 1 - 10 points for participation on a school team (based on contribution, sportsmanship, leadership, and dedication to the team)
• 1 - 2 points awarded for reaching the North Shore playoffs.
• 1 point awarded for reaching the Vancouver and District playoffs.
• 1 - 3 points awarded for reaching the B.C. Championships.

• Governor-General’s Academic Medal is awarded to the graduating student with top Grade 12 academic marks. (As final marks are not determined until August, this award is generally presented at the next year’s award ceremony)

• Windsor Excellence Award (Grades 8 - 12) is presented annually to the student whose combined scholastic achievement, service-related endeavours, citizenship, athletics, and participation in the arts stand out across the grade.

• At Grade 10, this award is named the Trevor Craven Memorial Award

• Top Academic Achievement Award (Grades 8 - 12) is given to the student whose academic average (all courses: Terms 1 and 2) ranks as the highest in the entire grade based on the minimum number of courses for Honour Roll requirements.

• Subject Awards (Grades 8 - 12) are determined by some departments.

• The Top Male and Female Athlete of the Year Award (Grades 8 - 12) are determined by the Windsor Athletic Council.