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“….one simple object, the SEAT”

"This is a great opportunity for children to show their true capabilities and to change the world for the better, using one simple object, the SEAT." Year 5 student - St Patrick's Primary School Parramatta NSW … [Read more...]

“taught us how we can help others”

"I thought that the project was a great idea because it helped me learn about other people and taught us how we can help others.” Dane – Year 6 student, Corrimal Public School NSW … [Read more...]

Connection…integration…helping others…thank you

The students of Holroyd School Merrylands participated in S.E.A.T Project to support their community and give something back. They wanted to initiate change, to be a part of the bigger picture, to have an effect on the world, to make a difference, to say 'thank you', to give instead of receive, but most of all, to show that they are CAPABLE of helping others! They have certainly done … [Read more...]

Our world is in need…

"The S.E.A.T Project was such an amazing experience. Whilst constructing and designing our SEATs we were given a great opportunity to work as a team and cooperate with others. We designed our SEATs to raise awareness for different charities. The story of SEAT as well as the Project has taught us that our world is in need. Some challenges we faced was working with a team for some people had … [Read more...]

Thanks from founders of Orange Sky Laundry

A message to the students from the founders of Orange Sky Laundry: "Thank-you to the students of Corrimal Public School who put so much time, effort and creativity into painting these SEATs for Orange Sky Laundry. Our vans service 84 locations across Australia and wash more than 6.72 tonnes of laundry a week. At each shift, we put out 6 orange chairs where our volunteers and friends have … [Read more...]

Perfect – just as you are

"I learnt that you are perfect just as you are and even if you don’t realise it you may be doing wonderful things." Kobi - Year 5 student, Corrimal Public School NSW … [Read more...]