little SEAT – strong message

“Our students thoroughly enjoyed the S.E.A.T Project and loved making and painting the designs of the SEATs. Here the red & grey SEATs were designed to match our Children’s Cubby House Project which is being donated to our local nursing home for visiting children at the centre. The SEATs have been filled with toys for kids to play with when visiting at the nursing home. We are still designing and finalising the cubby house to ensure it fits into the designated space,” says teacher Stef Liversedge at Craig Davis College.

“Two of our students came up with the following unique designs for their SEATs”:

LOCHIE – Year 10

Lochie decorated his SEAT with indigenous heritage flag colours. He would like the SEAT to remain at the school as an awareness of our Aboriginal Culture.

RHYS – Year 9

Rhys called his SEAT ‘Rainbow Warrior’ & designed it with a focus for his love of the ocean and creating a positive environmental message behind it. He used a wood burning technique to draw his turtle, shark & crocodile motif.

Craig Davis College is a Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off The Streets School. The College is an accredited alternate high school in the Wollongong region for students aged 14- 18 years old and have disengaged from mainstream school. We’re excited abut learned how they’ve used their SEATs to make a difference.