Newsletter #07
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Seaford Secondary College is built on Kaurna Land. We acknowledge and respect the history and custodianship of the Kaurna people and recognise the important contributions of past and present leaders in building the community.
We also pay our respects to all language groups throughout South Australia and their cultures, as well as to all Aboriginal Elders past and present.
Seaford Secondary College is a comprehensive secondary school that offers a quality learning environment and ensures seamless education through the middle years and into the senior years of schooling. Seaford Secondary College focuses on developing every student’s potential and wellbeing.
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SACE Results are in!
Congratulations to the class of 2025.
Well done to Daniel on your 90.50 ATAR and 2025 DUX result. Daniel has enrolled in Electrical Engineering with a focus on robotics. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our school grounds have been transformed with the creation of Minya Wirra Mai, a native garden led by Elder Karl Winda Telfer through a co-design process with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from the Tikkandi Program.
“In my language, Minya Wirra Mai is little food forest, which has been sung up out of the Country at Kanyanyapilla - Place of Many Eagles.” - Karl Winda Telfer, Burka Senior Man Mullawirra Meyunna (Dry Forest People)
This garden is the outcome of our young people’s ongoing cultural learning journey with Karl and Claire at Kanyanyapilla, where they have been connecting to identity, caring for Country, and learning through cultural and ecological knowledge systems and hands-on practice.
In just one day, students planted over 250 local native plants and small trees. They worked with plant layout, used hand tools and small power tools, installed tree guards, and wheelbarrowed an incredible 21 tonnes of mulch. Their leadership and teamwork inspired other students across the school to step forward and ask if they could join in.
In recognition of their efforts, Kanyanyapilla recognised forty Aboriginal (Nunga) and non-Aboriginal (Goonyah) students with a ‘Deadly Award’ at our recent school assembly. Well done to all involved!
We look forward to caring for Minya Wirra Mai with Kanyanyapilla and our students in the new year. ... See MoreSee Less
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