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25.01.2022 To all our Seaview High School community - please be advised that we are continuing to provide a safe environment for our students and staff. In light of the latest COVID happenings, we would like to remind all families that it is essential that children are kept at home if they are unwell, or are showing any symptoms at all. Please refer to the SA Health website for further information and regular updates. Stay safe! https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au//infectio/covid-19/covid-19

25.01.2022 Due to COVID-19, Seaview's Music students have had few opportunities to perform in front of a live audience. To allow everyone to see the talent that our school has to display, tune in to our YouTube channel on Friday 18 December at 7.30pm for our 2020 Music Showcase via the following link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLsAGmpCTopj9g_iL97hX9A Here is a trailer to get you enthused!

24.01.2022 , . It's officially National NAIDOC Week, and this year’s theme is Always Was, Always Will Be. It's about recognising that First Nations... people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. The First Peoples engraved the world’s first maps, made the earliest paintings of ceremony and invented unique technologies. They also built and engineered structures predating well-known sites such as the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge. To learn more about the theme, visit: www.naidoc.org.au or follow National NAIDOC. #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek

23.01.2022 2020 SEAVIEW VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT | FINALS RESULTS Congratulations to all 6 teams who competed in the Seaview Volleyball Tournament in Term 3, 2020. It has been a great opportunity to get back out on court and play some Volleyball in what has been an extremely competitive and fun competition. A special mention to our two Grand Finalist teams, Mad Dogs and the Staff Team, who played off for the title in Week 10 of Term 3. As expected, it was an extremely competitive match... with both teams giving it their all. In an upset, the staff came out victorious in a nail bitting 2 Set - 1 victory over the undefeated Mad Dogs. A Special mention to the following for their outstanding efforts on the day, Mr Thomas for his impressive dives for the ball, Mr Summerton for his impressive blocks, Zac S for his powerful spikes, Jordan P for some dominate serving and Lauren P for her consistent performance. Finals Round Results 1v2 (Main Event) Staff defeated Mad Dogs, 2 Sets - 1 3v4 (Play-Off) Maxibons defeated Sea Lions, 2 (92) Sets - 2 (78) 5v6 (Play-Off) KFC Bucket defeated Seaview 1, 2 Sets - 1 The Seaview Volleyball Tournament will be back in 2021 even bigger and better! #Seaviewsport #SeaviewVolleyballTournament #sportisback

22.01.2022 MUSIC BUSINESS WORKSHOP: In Week 6 this Term we had Industry Professional Emma Coyle in to talk with over 25 students from Years 9 to Year 11 on business and careers in the Music Industry. This is a major part of the thriving entertainment industry in Australia worth $3 billion dollars! Emma’s background includes Artist and Label Management (of some high profile Australian Artists), Radio, Industry Development, and owns and runs a record label. Students found it very informative and eye-opening to the possibilities within this industry. In addition to the recent launch of a number of our Seaview Artists on Triple J Unearthed High, we have some exciting, student-led ventures underway as part of our Music At Works program which we look forward to sharing some more news about later this year.

22.01.2022 Seaview Art News!! Annual Art Exhibition People’s Choice Winner: Iseabal G, Fay, No. 54 2nd: Haru H, The Delightful Woman, No. 63 3rd - a tie: Marshall B, The Gods, No. 64 & Evie C, Cillian Murphy, No. 49. Well done to everyone who exhibited - there were some amazing artworks exhibited this year. ... How lucky are we to have so many creative and talented artists in our school? See more

22.01.2022 Happy New Year to our Seaview community! For all those who have and/or are ordering uniform for collection, and have been notified that they are able to be collected, please note that these can be collected from the school uniform shop on Monday 18 to Wed 20 Jan between 8am - 4pm (no appointment is necessary). For anyone who is yet to arrange for new uniforms please use this link to make an appointment for Tues 19 or Wed 20 Jan. https://calendly.com/m/seaview-high-school-uniform-fittings

21.01.2022 YEAR 12 ART NEWS! Welcome to a summary of the 2020 Year 12 Art Exhibition. We have an amazing range of talented artists and interesting artworks to share with you. The first three photos are the catalogue, with each piece numbered, followed by pictures of the artworks. Enjoy!

20.01.2022 1000Ks in 7 Days The Seaview HPV Racing (Pedal Prix) Program are teaming up with the Make-A-Wish Foundation in a massive end of year fundraising event. Our go...al is to ride 1000ks in just 7 days to raise $1000 ($1.00 for each kilometer ridden) for children in need at Make-A-Wish. The fundraiser will commence on the Wednesday 25 November and conclude on Wednesday 2 December 2020. If you would like to support our fundraiser, please follow the following link and donate. gf.me/u/y8harv #1000ksin7days #fundraiser #makeawishfoundation

18.01.2022 As a part of our Music At Works program, we have been running weekly workshops in Term 3 and will run for the remainder of the year. All students and staff are welcome. This is a safe, creative space for all to work on developing skills in the Arts, collaborate, and get assistance from others on school work, or personal projects. Each week we also aim to offer an optional session offered by area specialists to share skills and knowledge in the Arts (examples include: beat production, song writing, Photoshop, Premier, & Computer aided design skills). Follow our weekly posts on DayMap with a schedule for the weekly workshop focus. Many sessions have also been supported by some of our professional artist mentors.

17.01.2022 SIS EXCURSION | UNISA The 2021 SIS senior school cohort spent the day at the Uni SA City East Campus this week to look at careers/ degrees in the industry as well as gain hands on experience with a range of scientific equipment. Many students left the session with possible ideas for their Stage 2 external assessment as well as gaining more clarity on their pathway post-school. Thank you to Ashlee, Grant and their team of Uni SA students who broadened our knowledge in science and physical performance. #SpecialInterestSports #UNISA

17.01.2022 SPORTS UPDATE | CANCELLED (TERM 4) In addition to our previous post regarding Southern Zone Sport, Season 3. The decision has been made to cancel all remaining Knockout Sport (Statewide Schools Competitions) competitions in Term 4. This unfortunately includes the Year 10 T20 Cricket State Finals which Seaview HS was set to compete in next week. ... We will continue to provide our Seaview families and community members with any updates regarding Sport at Seaview High School. For further information and regular updates surrounding COVID-19, please refer to the SA Health website - https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au//infecti/covid-19/covid-19

17.01.2022 Seaview Volleyball Tournament | Finals Fixture & Round 8 Results Congratulations to the Mad Dogs who have gone undefeated throughout the minor rounds and have taken out the Minor Premiership! Can Mad Dogs hold on for one more match and take out the Premiership? Or will the Staff Team cause an upset? FINALS FIXTURE Court 1, 3:30pm - 4:30pm (1v2) Mad Dogs vs Staff Team... Court 2, 3:15pm - 4:15pm (3v4 Sea Lions vs Maxibons Court 3, 3:15pm - 4:15pm (5v6) KFC Bucket vs Seaview 1 #Seaviewsport #Seaviewvolleyballtournament #Sportisback

17.01.2022 2020 Southern Zone Sport, Season 3 | Term 4 Who else is excited for Season 3 of Southern Zone Sport to get underway in Week 1 of Term 4? Round 1 will begin on Tuesday 13 October 2020, 3:30pm - 4:30pm For all Southern Zone Sport Weekly Fixtures and Results be sure to head over to the Sports Bulletin on Daymap. (Round 1 Fixture attached) Reminder: Year 8/9 Boys Basketball (Both Teams) Uniform Collection is Monday Lunch Time from the Gymnasium. ... #SouthernZoneSport #SeaviewSport #SportIsBack See more

16.01.2022 YEAR 8/9 GIRLS KNOCKOUT VOLLEYBALL | STATE FINALS UPDATE Today our Year 8/9 Girls Volleyball team is competing in the School Sport SA Knockout State Finals at Brighton Secondary School. After defeating Heathfield HS, Renmark HS and Reynella East College, all in straight sets (2 Sets - 0) the girls have progressed to the Grand Final against Brighton Secondary School. The match will begin at 2:10pm. We wish them the best of luck! GO SEAVIEW! #seaviewsport #knockoutsport #volleyball

15.01.2022 The Chief Public Health Officer and Police Commissioner have announced easing of restrictions in South Australia. From Monday all schools, preschools and early childhood settings will be open for all students to attend. We look forward to seeing everyone back at school! NB: Please do not attend if you have any cold or flulike symptoms.... Enjoy your weekend See more

15.01.2022 SOUTHERN ZONE SPORT, SEASON 3 | CANCELLED The remainder of Southern Zone Sport, Season 3 has been cancelled, in accordance to the current directives from SA Health. This decision has been made with the priority of our students' health and safety. Further information about Knockout Sport (Statewide Schools Competition) will be released shortly.... For further information and regular updates surrounding COVID-19, please refer to the SA Health website - https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au//infecti/covid-19/covid-19

15.01.2022 YEAR 10 BOYS KNOCKOUT CRICKET | THROUGH TO STATE FINALS Hot off the back of the Year 8/9 Girls Volleyball success, the Year 10 Boys T20 Cricket team have won through to the Statewide schools final after defeating Wirreanda SS and Henley HS at Marion Oval. While the team played some outstanding cricket, it was some amazing individual efforts that caught the eye. Captain Josh B scored an unbeaten 105 against Wirreanda SS, while Zac C supported him with an unbeaten 60, with ...Seaview HS amassing 2/207 from their 20 overs. In the second game, Jack H took 6/17 off 3 overs to restrict Henley HS to 8/107 and Zac C again carried his bat with 54 runs. Seaview HS eventually overhauled Henley HS’s total with 2 balls to spare. Congratulations to the squad and we look forward to more success in the Statewide Schools final. #KnockoutSport #StateFinalsBound #SeaviewSport #Cricket

15.01.2022 SIS COMMUNITY | 2021 WELCOME PACKS Special Interest Sports Program 2021 Information Packs have been sent to families via email today. If you have not received your Welcome Pack, please contact Clayton Blackmore-Wells (Specialised Learning Programs Officer) at [email protected] #SeaviewSport #SpecialInterestSports

15.01.2022 PROSPECTIVE DANCE STUDENTS: Register your interest now for Year 7 or 8 entry in 2022 by clicking the link: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSd1tGBUIN4XJrhUH/viewform

14.01.2022 Merry Christmas from seaviewDANCE

13.01.2022 Update: On Thursday 19/11/20 Seaview will be open for children of essential workers and vulnerable children only. Friday 20/11 is a scheduled student free day. The school will be closed. I will keep you updated re: next week.... Regards Penny Tranter

12.01.2022 In the lead up to RUOK Day on 10 September, now is the perfect time to revisit the need to keep ourselves and others safe online. Current research indicates that the average teenager spends approximately 7 hours and 22 minutes watching a screen (not including school time) every day! This resource, developed by Internet Safe Education, serves as a useful starting point, or reminder for us all. It includes ideas on how to start a conversation about internet safety, as well as identifying cues to look out for, if your child is exposed to harmful content online. For more information head to the link below: https://internetsafeeducation.acemlnb.com/lt.php

11.01.2022 Well done Seaview HPV Racing

11.01.2022 To all our new Year 8 students in 2021 - please remember to make a uniform fitting booking!

11.01.2022 . A lot of warnings have been issued for children to stay off social media, specifically Tik Tok, d...ue to a graphic self harm video that’s circulating. While we do recommend that parents monitor their children or keep them off the platform, it's a band-aid solution for a long-term issue due to the fact that distressing videos constantly circulate online. Instead we would like to encourage all parents and guardians to -: 1 . Understand that they will most likely use it, whether you understand the appeal or not. Ask them what apps they use, find out why they like those apps. Start a dialogue so you can start understanding why it’s important to them. The more you understand about it, the more you can stay across it. 2 . If you know what apps they’re using, help them make their profile as secure as possible, whether it’s TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitch or Reddit (the list is endless). You can do this with the help of this eSafety Commissioner guide: www.esafety.gov.au/key-issues/esafety-guide 3 . Be open and willing to listen. Make them aware of Kids Helpline Official (1800 55 1800), Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636), headspace (headspace.org.au) and Lifeline (13 11 14) so they know they have a place to contact if they don’t feel comfortable approaching you. 4 . Kids often create a social media profile that they make visible to you, but keep their actual profile under a fake name hidden from you. Again, this is why we encourage you to talk to your child openly and honestly. 5 . If your child watches YouTube videos, please be aware there's no guarantee that this content will be safe for kids. People can easily edit distressing videos for kids that slip through the filters. If you can't monitor your child on YouTube then let them watch Netflix kids instead as it has stronger filters. SBS and ABC iview are both free alternatives for children’s online content. The Office of the eSafety Commissioner is a great resource for parents, guardians and kids: www.esafety.gov.au

09.01.2022 YEAR 8/9 GIRLS KNOCKOUT VOLLEYBALL | STATE FINAL RUNNERS UP Our 8/9 girls Volleyball team travelled to Brighton HS for the statewide KO finals. Our team of predominantly year 8 students played and beat Heathfield High School, which is a massive achievement given their reputation as one of Australias elite volleyball programs. We then beat Renmark HS, Reynella HS to book a State Grand final against Brighton coming up short, but we are now ranked second in South Australia. W...e are very proud of the girls for mixing it with Australia's best volleyball schools, showing great resilience, passion and skills. It certainly puts Seaview Volleyball on the map. The team consisted of: Coached by Mr Thomas Kate S Alaska C Ella S Annece S Charlotte S Evette K Desi M Aysha S Emma S #KnockoutSport #StateFinals #RunnersUp #Volleyball

09.01.2022 2020 STATE CHAMPIONS POOL B | OPEN GIRLS VOLLEYBALL This very time a week ago, our Open Girls volleyball team set out to Lightsview Recreational Centre to compete in the Pool B State Finals. The combined team of seasoned year 12, 11 and 10 players, along with some new dynamite year 8 and 9 editions made this team a versatile and dangerous opponent. The day did not come without challenges; the first game saw us taking on long-time rivals Adelaide High School in a nailing b...iting two-set game where we went down by two points. The girls worked hard the rest of the day winning and finishing second in their pool meaning they would take on the first seed winner of the other pool, Marryaville, for a place in the grand final. Winning in the third set, the girls cemented themselves in a grand final position, to take on Reynella East, who in an upset beat AHS in straight sets. The girls came into the final composed, energized and ready to win; they took out the first set, and then in what seemed like the longest set of all time, Alaska C managed to serve the final ball at 23- 24 to cement the teams victory. Every player showed GRIT throughout the day and all experienced stand out success at different moments. A special mention to Captain Ella O for continuing to consistently be a voice and presence on the court, Taniel W for being a firesome front court commodity, and Kate S for her debut dominant, and consistent game play across the day. #Seaviewsport #Knockoutsport #Sportisback #Statechampions See more

09.01.2022 2020 ACTIVITIES DAY | Year 8 & 9 Students We are super excited to announce that we will be holding an Activities Day on the last day of term for our Year 8 and 9 students as an end of year celebration. There will be lots of fun activities throughout the day (similar format to a sports day) and we even have a Boost Juice Van coming to provide delicious refreshments throughout the day. There will also be a free BBQ sausage sizzle for lunch (Limited available). #SeaviewSport #2020ActivitiesDay

08.01.2022 SEAVIEW BADMINTON CLASSIC | RESULTS Congratulations to all Seaview Students who participated in the Open Badminton Mixed Tournament held at Seaview High School with teams from Aberfoyle Park, Reynella East and Hamilton participating. The standard of Badminton was excellent , but more importantly the behaviour and sportsmanship from all players was outstanding. Special congratulations to the following Seaview players who won all 3 divisions A, B and C Grade. A Grade Winne...rs -Andrew G and Bella R, defeated Aberfoyle. B Grade Winners - Adrian F and Emmanuel B, defeated Hamilton. C Grade Winners -Alex R and Kaylee B, defeated Aberfoyle. See more

07.01.2022 Attention all community members, As part of Seaview High School’s Mechanical Engineering course, our students have been developing mechanical skills, and learning how to apply them to small engines. The course they are doing has an underlying Community Studies focus, in which students involved help the community by repairing small engine equipment, and donating the equipment back into the community. The mechanical aspects of are based around general mechanics with some autom...otive extensions. Currently our students are working with 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines. They are dis-assembling them and then re-assembling them to gain knowledge and develop new skills and understandings. This is learning for life. As this course requires a turnover of engines for student learning, we are appealing to the general community to assist us by donating small engine equipment such as lawnmowers and whipper snippers. Your donation can be running or non-running. All donations have a purpose and assist our students to reach their learning and community goals. Our students will repair, and conduct maintenance on donated equipment while gaining new skills and knowledge. Community involvement and skills for life are valued outcomes of this course, which you can support directly through your donations. To arrange donation drop offs or pickups, please leave your details with our helpful office staff via the school’s contact phone number, (08) 8377 8000 Course teacher, Larry Byrne See more

06.01.2022 The Premier has announced hard lock down for 6 days from midnight tonight. This includes all schools, which means we will be closed to all students tomorrow ( Thursday) and Friday. We will keep families updated about how learning will be delivered next week as soon as we are able. Stay home, stay well. Kind regards, ... Penny Tranter See more

06.01.2022 ***UPDATED LINK*** Thank you for your patience - this year is the first time schools have not had the responsibility of managing the survey. We really value your opinion, so please take the time to complete the online survey, via the link below. PARENTS & CAREGIVERS: Nothing is more important to us than your child’s education. To help us give your child the very best, we would like your honest feedback on a few key topics, including school communication. Your feedback will h...elp us understand the things we’re doing well, where we can improve, and what’s really important to you as a parent. The survey closes Friday 25 September and will take no more than 10 minutes. It’s confidential and you can complete it here: https://educationsa.syd1.qualtrics.com//SV_eJ3AXNw9lsJQcdL Thank you. We know your time is valuable and we appreciate it. See more

06.01.2022 Huge success and such high quality from our dance students on Wednesday night! Have you got a primary school aged student who loves to dance? Entry into our specialised dance program is by audition only. See the next Facebook post about how to register your interest now for Year 7 or 8 entry in 2022!

06.01.2022 Today, at 11am on 11th day of the 11th month, we remember and respect the 102888 Australians who have died serving their country. Remembrance Day marks the end of World War One, which was responsible for 61596 of those deaths.

06.01.2022 2020 Southern Zone Sport, Season 3 | Premiership Teams Congratulations to the following Seaview High School, Southern Zone Sport, Season 3 Premiership Teams. This is a great achievement and a fantastic way to finish off 2020. Season 3 Most Valuable Players will be released soon! Open Girls Volleyball (Royal) Coach: J. Summerton... Alaska C Ella S Asha S Annece S Caterina F Charlotte S Jessica Z Addi S Open Boys Indoor Soccer (One) Coach: D. Lo Basso Mason C Jayden D Hudson E Lexi H Dominic M Jake S Callum M Brett M Year 8/9 Girls Badminton (One) Coach: L. Hunter Keisha C Ally S Vidhi P Allison L #SeaviewSport #SouthernZoneSport #PremiershipTeams

06.01.2022 SPORT RESULTS | SA Schools Rugby Union Cup Students from Seaview HS amalgamated with students from Sacred Heart College and Brighton Secondary School to form a team in this years SA Schools Rugby Union Cup. After competing throughout Term 3, the squad defeated PAC 61-20 in the Grand Final. Congratulations to Seaview HS Special Interest Sports students Zed A, Steffan K and Joshua D on playing an integral role in the victory. #Seaviewsport #Sportisback

05.01.2022 MARION COUNCIL GAP YEAR PROGRAM: Whether you have decided to go straight into work, take a gap year before University or are exploring your options post education, the City of Marion school leaver gap year opportunity will enable you to gain experience in Local Government, as well as valuable skills you need to start building a bright future. The opportunity is for two school leavers, to work for 12 months’ paid, within Council. You will rotate through different units of Cou...ncil where you will support and learn from experienced professionals across Council. With limitless opportunities to do exciting and meaningful work in an environment, that rewards creative thinking and individuality. This is an invaluable and rare opportunity to work within Council. We are looking for individuals with energy, creativity and passion for the community. You will need to be a team player, be someone who will thrives on challenges, be a great communicator and be achievement focused. Your commitment to displaying the values of the organisation Achievement, Innovation, Respect and Integrity while delivering a quality customer experience to our community will make you a valued team member. See more

04.01.2022 Impressive video by our Year 12 Visual Art subject award winner Lola W

03.01.2022 Year 11 dance student, Emma D, has created and produced a video clip to original song ‘For your love’ by fellow Year 11 music student, Evie C. Congratulations on an awesome collaboration!

02.01.2022 Dear Seaview High School Community, A letter has been emailed to all parents and caregivers regarding the lifting of the lockdown and return to school arrangements for Monday 23 November. We look forward to seeing ALL students back at school on Monday. Thank you all for your patience and continued support. Kind regards,... Penny Tranter PRINCIPAL See more