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Principal’s Welcome
Seaview High School provides an inclusive learning environment, where all students are welcomed, supported and challenged to become the very best they can be. Our high expectations and quality, innovative teaching and learning programs support students to develop as motivated, confident learners who can apply their understandings and skills in a range of contexts.
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💫We rose with the sun on their first day, and watched it set with their families tonight to mark their last.
A wonderful celebration of the hard work and dedication of a wonderful group of humans. We are so lucky to call you our class of 2025 💙💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome to another instalment of Psychology Skills with school psychologist Dr Carla Humphrys.
It’s completely natural to feel nervous on exam day. When stress starts to build, you might notice physical or emotional signs. The good news is, there are practical strategies to help you manage these feelings — such as slowing your breathing, using the “name it to tame it” technique, and challenging negative thoughts.
This video explores these strategies and more to help you stay calm, focused, and confident under pressure.
Please see here for further information >https://www.seaviewhs.sa.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Wellbeing-tips-Managing-Stress-During-and-Exam.pdf ... See MoreSee Less
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✨The Year 7 Special Interest Project Expo was a buzz yesterday afternoon with our Year 7s proudly showcasing the projects they've been working on at home throughout term 3.
There was a wide variety of projects on display ranging from jewellery making, poetry, and pointe shoes, to a variety of sports including netball, basketball, volleyball, and calisthenics. There were also freshly baked and cooked food items like cake pops, muffins, spaghetti, spring rolls, cookies, and a Post Malone themed cake - even homemade, branded and packaged dog treats. 🐾
Other projects included knitting, chopping boards, and bouquets of flowers made from pipe cleaners, along with impressive builds such as a dog kennel, a bench seat, a wheelchair, bike ramps, and a bike rack. Clothing brands, nail art, a robot and so much more were also showcased.
Well done to our Year 7 leaders Mr Stewart and Ms Mathison and to our parent and caregivers who supported students through this project. It was great to see the students in their element, speaking so passionately about what they had created.
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