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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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βIt's come to that time of the term where we clear out our lost property cupboards and among the collection of βHow has no one come looking for this?β we have:
π Lots of uniform items + a couple of non-uniform items (jumpers / jackets)
π 22 drink bottles (including a few YETIs and Frank Greens). Weβre certain someone at home would LOVE to see these returned.
π Loads of jewellery - necklaces, rings and earrings
π Sunglasses and reading glasses
π Hair Claw clips
π Air pods
π A wallet, complete with a gift card and coins
π Keys - potentially someone's actual house keys π¬
π A school bag... Like, what have you been using since??
π A scooter
π Someoneβs Woodwork project
π A lunch box
π A basketball
π ANDβ¦ a POGO STICK... We are not kidding π
If you think any of these items might belong to your family, please come to student services to collect before 4pm this Friday 25 September. ...
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π From lunch time shoot arounds to Grand Final champions π
Shout out to this group of Year 11 Seaview boys who come from different friendship groups but have found a common connection through basketball.
After entering an Under 18 social competition, they committed to their team and didnβt miss a single game all season. They played every week for the love of it, backed each other, and brought together some seriously impressive basketball talent.
Over the weekend, all that commitment paid off as they took out the Under 18 Grand Final for South Adelaide Basketball Club in the Southern Districts Junior Basketball League ππ ...
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On Monday the 14th of September, our Year 8 students put their creativity, teamwork and entrepreneurial skills into action as they planned and ran their very own Market Stalls.
From designing the stalls and creating products and games to managing sales and engaging with the wider school community, students demonstrated incredible initiative, collaboration and enthusiasm throughout the experience.
Weβre incredibly proud to share that more than 1,200 tickets were sold, raising over $750 in profit for Headspace. An outstanding achievement and a wonderful example of students working together to make a positive contribution to their community.
A special thank you to our families and staff for the support, encouragement and hard work behind the scenes that helped make the day such a success. ...
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