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Inspiring Human Potential

During Semester 1, the Year 5 students of Hills Grammar School in Kenthurst NSW will be participating in the S.E.A.T Project. Every Tuesday afternoon, we will be meeting in the Centre for Innovation and Creativity to work on this exciting project which aims to raise a sense of global awareness and community engagement. The program centres on the story of ‘The Little Stool that Could’ … [Read more...]

SEATs for Ronald McDonald House

The students of Class S14 & S15 from Holroyd School Merrylands built and decorated these 5 SEATs for the children and families of Ronald McDonald House in Westmead. What S.E.A.T Project meant to them: Teamwork, friendship and be a safe learner. Why Ronald McDonald House: It is one of the ways to make them feel happy. Builders & Artists: Michelle, Hanna, Jennifer, Arif, Ellis, … [Read more...]

Australian animals

“Our Favourites” Our SEAT is about Australian Animals, after learning about them and their habitats in our Geography lessons. The animals that are painted on our SEAT are a kangaroo and it’s joey, a platypus, koala, echidna and a few Australian native birds. Shaymaa, Kim and Mariam - Auburn Girls High School … [Read more...]

“saw a difference in our students”

"I saw a difference in how the students viewed themselves", said Christian Avent of her students engaging in the S.E.A.T Project. Christian is a teacher at Coreen School Blacktown who are now participating in their second year of S.E.A.T! Last year saw the students gift their decorated SEATs and treasures within to the children of 'Angel House' orphanage in Davao, The Philippines. … [Read more...]

Hills Grammar & The Solomons

I spent time with the Year 5 Students (pictured below with Lana, Kevin & Samika) of Hills Grammar in Kenthurst this week who have just embarked on a mammoth joint venture with us. With the help of the Parramatta Lions Club, we were introduced to Gilbert Camp in Honiara, Solomon Islands. The students of Hills Grammar have begun their butterfly effect to become powerful contributors to the … [Read more...]