2019 is the third consecutive year that Year 5 students will take part in S.E.A.T Project at Hills Grammar School in Kenthurst NSW! They are well into their project and have just completed researching global organisations that make a difference. The Year 5 students presented their findings back to their peers, then voted for their preferred organisation that will benefit from the S.E.A.T Project … [Read more...]

Through their chaplaincy program, Goulburn West Public School had a group of 13 students participate in a S.E.A.T Project. The students built and learned about the little bamboo stool called SEAT and engaged in thought-provoking lessons encouraging sustainability, teamwork and social impact. The students decorated SEATs were sent to drought effected Baradine Central School in north western … [Read more...]

2019 marks the second time that Hopetown School Wyong has decided to take part in our S.E.A.T Project. This time with primary school aged students, and this time with their own creative twist on our education program. After completing their SEAT build, Year 5 & 6 students have investigated bamboo as a sustainable resource and considered the benefits of building homes with bamboo. They are now … [Read more...]

Wise words from Y5 students at Matthew Pearce Public School Baulkham Hills NSW. S.E.A.T Project encourages, provokes and challenges students to become powerful contributors. … [Read more...]

The Year 3/4 students of Parap Primary School in Darwin reflected on resilience, tolerance and discovered through wise decision making how they could be positive influencers in their community. The students had great support from their local community in particular Parap Post Office, Fannie Bay Cool Spot and Parap Fine Foods who allowed them to display their SEATs in the lead-up to their SEAT … [Read more...]

When a group of students recently completed their S.E.A.T Project at Hay War Memorial High School, it made sense to share their participation as an exhibit in their Museum as a reflection of the students themselves. The Hay War Memorial High School is no ordinary high school! It was opened in 1923 as the town’s war memorial, built to honour those who lost their lives in World Ward I. A great … [Read more...]