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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Caleb has been kicking goals in his Certificate II in Electrotechnology this year, demonstrating a fantastic commitment to his studies and his future career pathway.
Having recently completed the first six months of his qualification, Caleb has already achieved some outstanding recognition. His dedication and performance have been acknowledged through the presentation of the Electrical Training Award, along with a Voltex Heated Jacket, recognising his achievements as an outstanding student.
Caleb’s success doesn’t stop there! He has been nominated by Marcellin College to compete in the VETIS WorldSkills Electrical Regional Competition, taking place on Wednesday 14 October at Marcellin Tech College.
The one-day Regional Competition is an exciting opportunity for Caleb to put his developing electrical skills to the test, compete alongside other talented students and take the first step on the WorldSkills Australia journey.
Success at the Regional Competition could open the door to the WorldSkills Australia National Championships, providing Caleb with an incredible opportunity to further develop and showcase his skills on a national stage.
Congratulations, Caleb! Your hard work, commitment, and passion for Electrotechnology are certainly paying off. We are incredibly proud to see you embracing every opportunity and look forward to following your WorldSkills journey! ... See MoreSee Less
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We have nearly completed our first week here in Japan.
Our last day in Osaka consisted of a visit to Namba Shrine, Osaka Castle, Kuromon Markets & Shinsaibashi-suji shopping street. Which is about 3 blocks long. In the evening we watched a Sumo show which was a bit of a history lesson, demonstration and audience participation. Tex was lucky enough to get up on stage and go head-to-head with one of the sumo’s. He embraced the experience and it was a great laugh for us all.
We arrived in Tokyo on Wednesday and headed straight to our accommodation for a quick bag drop before making our way to Tokyo Tower. We were lucky enough to have some fantastic views, which was the perfect way to start our time in the city.
We arrived back at around 8pm, ready for a much-needed rest before an early start on Thursday.
Thursday it was Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Skytree, Takeshita Street & Shibuya Crossing. Again, we had great views from the Skytree, the only thing we couldn’t see on the day was Mt Fuji. At Takeshita Street several students hit the pet/cat/pig (that’s me) café and really enjoyed interacting with the animals. Then it was on to Shibuya for a shop until you drop experience. I think everyone came back with some kind of shopping bag filled with their purchases. A full on day with well over 25thousand steps and arriving back at 10pm.
The consensus from the group today was to have a later start, so we’re heading to Disneyland at around 11am. It’s going to be a long day, with a late finish and an expected return around 11pm.
All students are well, happy, and so far enjoying the trip. Tomorrow we leave for Morioka. ... See MoreSee Less
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Community Connection Post
You are invited to join Hackham West Community Centre as they celebrate SA Week of Ageing Well with a FREE community event bringing all generations together.
Intergenerational Fun Day
When: Friday 2nd October
Time: 10:45 – 2pm with various activity times
Location: Hackham West Community Centre
FREE Event
The event isn’t just for seniors – community members of all ages are welcome. It’s during the first week of school holidays, so would make a perfect activity for kids, grandkids and any other family members.
The plan for the event is as follows:
10:45am – 11:30am Gentle Chair Exercises & Movement with Tammy Arjona
12:00 pm – 12:45 pm Interactive Magic Show with Magician Scott Stunz
12:45 pm – 2:00 pm Free Afternoon Tea
Bookings are encouraged via forms.cloud.microsoft/r/8X5hjsGzBX or contact the centre on 8384 1065 ... See MoreSee Less
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