Seaford Secondary College

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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Seaford Secondary College

15 hours ago

River Hub Reconciliation Week Celebration
On 3 June, Seaford Secondary College hosted a National Reconciliation Week event, welcoming First Nations students and their buddies from our local feeder primary schools for a day of cultural learning, connection and celebration. Staff and students from Moana Primary School, Seaford Rise Primary School and Old Noarlunga Primary School participated in the celebration.

The official welcome was led by SAASTA student leaders alongside Kaurna Meyunna Elder, Karl Winda Telfer who opened with a Greeting to Spirit of Place and a fire ceremony. Students also had the opportunity to listen to a meaningful yarn shared by Ramindjeri of the Ngarrindjeri and Gurindji elder Aunty Nellie, helping to set the tone for the day's focus on reconciliation, culture and community.

Throughout the day, students participated in a range of cultural activities facilitated by SAASTA student leaders and Elders. These included tours of Minya Wirra Mai, traditional Yulunga games, cultural dance with Uncle Karl, and storytelling sessions led by Aunty Nellie. The activity rotations allowed all visiting students to experience each of the cultural learning opportunities on offer.

The event was filled with learning, laughter and meaningful cultural engagement, showcasing the leadership of our students and the importance of building strong connections between schools, Elders, and community. We look forward to continuing this event in future years as an important part of our commitment to reconciliation. ... See MoreSee Less