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Enquiry at Hills Grammar

Here is an example of the enquiry Year 5 Students of Hills Grammar are engaging in. With an introduction to Gilbert Camp Honiara, Solomon Islands, from the Lions Club of Parramatta, the students of Hills Grammar have begun their butterfly effect to become powerful contributors to the Global Harvest Christian Academy community. To read more about the 2017/2018 S.E.A.T/Solomon Islands Project … [Read more...]

positive learning outcomes

As a teacher, it’s so good to know that positive and sustainable learning outcomes are being achieved by Australian students through the S.E.A.T Project. I am also delighted to know that a marvellous partnership has been formed between Australia and the school community I came to know and love in Gilbert Camp. I am happy to know that my information was able to help your students. I would be most … [Read more...]

Butterfly effect in Roseville!

Roseville Public School have begun their S.E.A.T Project for 2017. We are following the Stage 2 students on their journey as they develop their gifts and talents to become powerful contributors! We definitely have the ‘butterfly effect’ happening in Roseville!” Michael Connolly – S.E.A.T Project teacher, Roseville Public School NSW … [Read more...]

Lugarno Lions Club lend a hand

With the generous support from the Lions Club of Lugarno, the Year 6 students of Penshurst Public School have just finished building their SEATs. We can’t wait to see what this group of future change makers will choose to do with their SEATs! … [Read more...]

“I liked making it with my buddy!”

The students of Classes J19 & S18 from Holroyd School Merrylands 'buddied up' to build and decorate this gorgeous sparkly butterfly SEAT. What S.E.A.T Project meant to them: “I like making it with my buddy”, “I liked using the hammers”, “good work with my friend”. SEAT recipient: Each SEAT will be auctioned and money raised will be donated to the Westmead Children’s Hospital. Why we … [Read more...]

students come & go, but SEATs remain!

The S.E.A.T Project provided an opportunity for students to work together on a meaningful project that has many assessable outcomes both social and academic. The students were engaged by the hands-on activity as well as the background story and relevance to real life. The S.E.A.T Project education program provided a variety of teaching and learning opportunities for our students with challenging … [Read more...]