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Principal’s Welcome
Seaview High School provides an inclusive learning environment, where all students are welcomed, supported and challenged to become the very best they can be. Our high expectations and quality, innovative teaching and learning programs support students to develop as motivated, confident learners who can apply their understandings and skills in a range of contexts.
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🎭Congratulations to Ms Mav's Year 11 Drama class on their recent performance of "Is He Dead," which follows the hilarious story of a young painter who fakes his own death in an attempt to escape debt, save the woman he loves, and achieve fame. Filled with mistaken identities, clever disguises, and plenty of laughter, the production showcased the students' creativity, confidence, and dedication.
We are super proud of the cast and crew who embraced the absurdity and charm of this story, showcasing remarkable creativity, teamwork, and dedication in bringing this colourful story to life.
Their enthusiasm and collaborative spirit truly enriched every moment of the production process, and they created a show they all should be very proud of. ✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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🏈The Open Girls Statewide AFL team had a fantastic win against Brighton, finishing with a strong 56–13 result. The students played exceptionally well as a team and showed great teamwork and communication throughout the game.
With this win, the girls now progress to the next round, where they will take on two more schools.
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Reconciliation ‘All In’ - Wear your Aboriginal coloured accessories to school.
👉Tomorrow (Friday 28 May), Students and staff are encouraged to wear items such as ribbons, bracelets, socks, colored nails, hair ties, lanyards.
National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) invites all Australians to reflect on our shared histories and commit to meaningful action. This year’s theme, ‘All In’, reminds us that reconciliation is a responsibility we all share – not just for one week of the year, but every day.
Across Weeks 5 and 6, our school will be engaging students and staff in a series of activities designed to deepen understanding, spark reflection, and celebrate the strength and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. ... See MoreSee Less
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