Well Done Medals

Well done medals for effort and achievement

Celebrate progress, participation or a job well done with a medal. Well done medals can suit classroom rewards, youth groups, clubs and community events where you want to recognise effort as well as results.

Planning your well done awards

Decide what you are recognising before choosing the awards. A school might give medals for improvement, helpfulness or completing a project; a club might reward commitment, teamwork or a first event. Make a list of recipients and check the quantity needed for each group.

Review the current designs and product details to choose a medal that fits the age group and occasion. Check the size, any ribbon choices and personalisation options on the individual product page before ordering.

Well done medal questions

Can I give a well done medal without ranking children?

Yes. You can recognise effort, progress or participation without placing recipients first, second and third. Use the award wording to make clear what each person has achieved.

What wording should I use for a well done award?

Keep it short and specific: for example, “Well Done — Reading Progress” or “Well Done — Teamwork”. If the chosen medal offers personalisation, check how much text it can hold before finalising names and dates.

Should I choose medals or trophies?

Medals work well when you have a number of recipients. For a larger presentation award or a separate prize, browse our well done trophies. Check the current products in both categories to plan a coordinated presentation.

Ordering your well done medals

Count recipients, confirm spelling and check any required personalisation before checkout. Options vary by product. If your presentation is close, contact Trophy HQ to discuss your deadline.