In their 3rd year of S.E.A.T Project, the students of Coreen School in Blacktown NSW selected a deep enquiry in the communities of The Solomon Islands. Their research took them to the island of Malaita and after a visit from a local teaching student (currently in Australia), they decided that they would like to connect and help to make a difference. The students investigated the lifestyle of … [Read more...]

The students of Crookwell Public School participated in the S.E.A.T Project with the support of their School Chaplain. The whole school (approx 200 students) were invited to participate in a Purple Day to mark the last day of the S.E.A.T Project education program promoting teamwork and collaboration. Students were encouraged to wear the colour purple and bring in a gold coin donation to go … [Read more...]

The Year 5 students from Matthew Pearce Public School in Baulkham Hills NSW decided to offer their completed SEATs to make a difference to the lives of Australian students in drought affected areas of NSW. Wentworth Public School NSW is a remote school struggling with the drought, so it was lovely to see the smiles on the students faces when they received their SEATs (who had travelled a long … [Read more...]

Year 4 students of Rosebery Primary School in the Northern Territory began learning about non-profit organisations through their S.E.A.T Project lessons. Whilst they were researching, they diverted to schools and resources available in schools. They auctioned off their decorated SEATs at a school community event and decided to donate money raised to a small village community in the Solomon … [Read more...]

For their second year running, and after careful consideration through their S.E.A.T Project lessons, the Year 5 students of St Luke's Grammar School in Bayview NSW researched and contemplated an organisation close to their hearts. They fund-raised via their decorated SEATs and sought donations raising $1000 for Happy Days Cambodian Village School. … [Read more...]