SETON SEASONAL
Year 7–12 Music students performed on the front lawn, entertaining staff and students during lunch.
HELLO FROM MR WALLACE
I am thrilled to share with you some of the activities that happened at Seton this term on top of classroom learning
Term 2 presented so many fantastic opportunities for students to give back to the community and develop their leadership skills, which is why this is the main focus of this newsletter Our Student Ministry Leaders demonstrated exceptional leadership by raising funds and awareness for important charities through Seton's initiatives like 'Hoods for Good' Our Peer Support Leaders had a great day facilitating enriching activities on Seton Experience Day, working alongside Year 4 students from local Catholic Primary schools This event not only allowed our future students to get a glimpse of the welcoming and inclusive environment they can expect at Seton, but also provided a valuable opportunity for our students to develop real-life leadership skills
Earlier this term our Cert IV Dance students had a chance to conduct workshops for Year 6 students who will be joining Seton in 2026 Their expertise and passion for dance were evident as they inspired and ignited a love for performing arts in the younger students, but also importantly helped to start the Year 6s' transition to Seton
Year 11 and 12 students, Abbie and Shayla, launched the 'PushUp Challenge' to raise awareness and funds for mental health, demonstrating their compassion and commitment to the wellbeing of our College community We are so impressed with
p showcase, and it was nothing short of brilliant a real testament to our Year 12s leadership and skill
Earlier this term our Rock Bands and Musical Theatre Choir treated students and staff to a lunch time concert whilst they sat on the lawn to enjoy their lunch I think it is fair to say that the performers enjoyed giving to the community just as much as the audience loved listening to it
Our Kaartdijin Student Leaders recently demonstrated outstanding leadership and community service by organising a Sorry Day Hibiscus Cookie Sale and Reconciliation Raffle Featuring Yarn Hampers of First Nations-designed products, the initiative raised funds for The Healing Foundation and deepened cultural understanding
We look forward to sharing a different focus in the Term 3 Seton Seasonal I wish you all a happy Term 2 break
Chris Wallace Seton Catholic College Principal
Leadership & giving back...
Certificate IV Dance students facilitating Year 6 Extension Dance Workshops as a part of our Year 7 Transition Program.
Top Left to Right: Hoods for Good, a fundraiser for LifeLink. Above Right: Year 11 students led activities for the Year 4 Seton Experience Day. Inset: Our Kaartdijin students organised a fundraising cookie sale. Middle Left: Push-Up Challenge –Abbie (Year 11) and Shayla (Year 12) have led this year’s initiative to raise awareness for mental health. Bottom Left: Year 11
Above: Student Leaders conducted tours for families considering Seton as a high school for their child.
The rest of the best from Term 3...
Top Left: Year 12 Dance Showcase where Year 12s lead troupes from Year 9 - 11 culminating in a spectacular performance.
Top Right: We regularly hold sausage sizzle fundraisers which are entirely run by students. Below: Seton Music students hit the road late last term, performing for local primary school students.
Junior Boys represented Seton in the SASJ Basketball Competition. Year 12 Outdoor Education students recently took part in a day Makai Holmes winning the Students have been working on a
Our Year 10 Music students had a ball showcasing their skill at a recent gig at Clancy’s in Fremantle, supported by an enthusiastic audience of family, friends and staff. Our Year 11 students had a great night at their Dinner Dance
Inset Top: Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea run by our wonderful P&F, Top Main: Our Inter-House Cross Country — despite being an early and cold morning we had around 600 competitors turn up for this non-compulsory race! Inset
Bottom: Seton Careers Expo attended by Year 9 - 12 students. Bottom Left: Year 7 WAFC AFL Carnival. Bottom Right: Year 7s thoroughly enjoyed the Waterwise Incursion.
Top Left and Right Inset: Junior boys and girls competing in InterSchool Soccer competitions. Top Main: NAIDOC Week celebrations. Bottom Main: Year 12 Physical Education Studies exploring the science behind elite sport on a recent excursion to Diving WA. Inset Left: Year 8 Ceramic totem poles inspired by Noongar seasons.