Newsletter #02
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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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Peaceful Parents Workshops
A free four week workshop aims to strengthen family life an equip parents with peaceful parenting strategies
Hackham West
When: Wednesdays 19 August – 9 September
Time: 12:30pm – 2:30pm
Location: Hackham West Community Centre
Christies Beach
When: Wednesdays 9 September – 30 September
Time: 6pm – 8pm
Location: AnglicareSA, 111 Beach Road, Christies Beach
To register or ask any questions, please contact the Family Services team:
Phone: 1800 569 094
Email: familyservices@anglicaresa.com.au ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome to Our Kyoto Exchange Students!
In Week 2, we were delighted to welcome 15 students from Kyoto, along with their support agent, Ms Teruko Lida, to Seaford Secondary College.
So far, our visitors have enjoyed a range of authentic Australian experiences and hands-on learning opportunities. They have participated in Music with Ms Perkins and her Year 8 students, Drama with Mr Hanley and his Year 8 classes, sampled some iconic Australian foods, and baked traditional ANZAC biscuits.
They also took part in an outdoor education experience with Mr Ellis, where they learned how to pitch tents, cook a BBQ, and prepare noodles using a Trangia stove. In Woodwork with Mr Spanton, students created Australian-themed keyrings and coasters to take home as souvenirs.
On Thursday, the group visited Urimbirra Wildlife Park, where they had the opportunity to feed and pat kangaroos, meet a koala, and see many of Australia’s unique native animals.
A huge thank you to our 10 homestay families for warmly opening their homes and hosting the Kyoto students and Ms Teruko during their stay. We would also like to thank our dedicated staff for delivering such an engaging program, and our student buddies for making our visitors feel welcome and including them during recess and lunch breaks.
We are proud to share this wonderful cultural exchange experience and look forward to creating many more lasting memories together. ... See MoreSee Less
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What's on - Week 3 and Week 4, Term 3! ... See MoreSee Less
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