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Our parents are SUPERHEROES!

The students of Class J2 from Holroyd School Merrylands built and decorated this SEAT to represent their parents. What S.E.A.T Project meant to them: Our PARENTS are SUPERHEROES using their extraordinary powers for the general good of the innocent everyday! SEAT recipient: Kim Ngo - parent of Ken Ngo in J2. Why we chose her: Because no matter what hardships Kim faces, Ken's needs and … [Read more...]

Friends & Play

“Friends and Play” Our SEAT is all about animals and people. The different panels show how these people enjoy the outdoors taking a walk, playing with their pets or spending time at park playgrounds. We did the S.E.A.T Project in Geography lessons when we worked on the topics 'Communities' and 'Australian animals and their habitats'. Sharon and Jannean  - Auburn Girls High School NSW … [Read more...]

Man’s best friend

This SEAT is titled “Man's best friend”. The Year 7 to 9 students of Hopetown School Wyong proudly exhibited their SEATs at their end year school presentation. All the SEATs were gifted to the community. “It was a very worthwhile project – it had a positive impact on the attitude of our students,” said Bek Grounsell, the S.E.A.T Project teacher at Hopetown School Wyong NSW. Read More:   … [Read more...]

‘Thank you’ Guildford West PS

The students of Class J11 from Holroyd School Merrylands built and decorated this SEAT to say 'thank you' to their friends in the community, Guildford West Public School. Holroyd School supports students with moderate and severe intellectual disabilities. Many of the students have multiple disabilities. What S.E.A.T Project meant to them: “Playing”, “friends” SEAT recipient: Guildford West … [Read more...]

“working together”

The students of Class J12 from Holroyd School Merrylands built and decorated these 2 SEATs for their friends in the community, Wentworthville Public School & Meze Merrylands. Holroyd School supports students with moderate and severe intellectual disabilities. Many of the students have multiple disabilities. What S.E.A.T Project meant to them: 'Working Together' SEAT recipient: … [Read more...]