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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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💃🏻🕺 Last week, 24 of our senior Special Interest Dance students travelled to Melbourne for two action packed days of workshops at Patrick School of the Arts.. Students took part in an “Annie” workshop with Luke Alleva, Jazz Technique with Lauren Morfoot, Commercial Jazz with Lisa Herbert, Hip Hop with Elvin Wong, and Lyrical with Samuel Dominic.
They were also treated to a rehearsal of the tertiary showcase The Plague, featuring 2024 Seaview graduate and Patrick School of the Arts scholarship recipient Caine Birch, such a proud moment for our community!
Beyond the studio, students explored the Sea Life Aquarium, enjoyed a fun night of bowling, and wrapped up the trip with the incredible "MJ the Musical" at Her Majesty’s Theatre.
We are grateful for our ongoing partnership with Patrick School of the Arts and can’t wait to be back in 2026! 🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Kade M, who has been awarded the Walpaara Anpa Award, presented by the State Government Department for Infrastructure and Transport. This award recognises Year 10 Aboriginal students who have shown consistent academic performance, a commitment to completing their studies, and a strong belief in their goals and abilities. Kade’s achievement reflects his dedication, persistence, and positive approach to learning.
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Yesterday, we hosted a didgeridoo (Yidaki) workshop for our Year 10, 11 and 12 Aboriginal young men.
We welcomed Isaac Hannam, a Ngarrindjeri and Kaurna man and talented Yidaki player, who spoke about the instrument’s origins, cultural responsibilities and ongoing care. He also shared playing techniques with the students.
The workshop aimed to deepen students’ understanding of the Yidaki and its cultural significance, while strengthening connections between students, staff and community. ... See MoreSee Less
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