Co-curricular 

We offer a broad range of opportunities, to allow each girl to find their passion.

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Junior Years Co-curricular

Co-curricular offering

At Seymour, we know students learn many of their most profound and lasting lessons in co-curricular activities, which is why we focus on providing diverse opportunities for our students.

Girls have the opportunity to win with grace and lose with dignity, work productively with others and be part of a team, master a skill, enjoy a personal best or dig deep to find ways to overcome a hurdle, tackle a challenging musical piece, celebrate a success and take critical advice.

The skills gained are not only practical. They also learn self-discipline, teamwork and values that can be drawn upon throughout their lives.

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Music comprises a significant part of our co-curricular offering
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Our 25 acre campus plays host to a large number of sports matches, concerts and events
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Our Celtic traditions are ingrained within our College
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We have a wide range of Performance opportunities, to suit every student
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Our Junior Years students enjoy using their own courts, nestled amongst the trees

Sport 

Sport at Seymour is thriving 

Despite not being compulsory, our sport program has an impressive participation rate. Our girls love being a part of the Seymour team, learning new sports and finding a passion that stays with them for life.

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At Seymour we offer the following sports for our Middle and Senior Years:

  • Athletics and Cross Country
  • Australian Rules football
  • Badminton
  • Basketball
  • Cricket
  • Equestrian
  • Gym Sports
  • Hockey

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  • Netball
  • Rowing
  • Soccer
  • Swimming
  • Tennis
  • Touch
  • Volleyball
  • Water polo

 

Performance 

Opportunities abound for every performer

Co-curricular Performance at Seymour is a vibrant and active community, where students from Prep to Year 12 are provided with a diverse range of enjoyable activities in Performing Arts. With more than twenty ensembles and activities across the college, all students are welcomed regardless of their age, ability or expertise.

Our performances, ranging from lunch time concerts and assemblies to Theatre productions and tours, are a valued and vital part of College life.

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We have a wide range of ensembles, bands and choirs, that perform at an array of College events
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Our Performing Arts department know how to put on a show stopping production, just like this year's Mamma Mia!
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Such a broad range of bands and ensemble allows every girl at every level, the opportunity to perform

Seymour offers an extensive range of activities in Performance including:

  • Ensembles – Symphony Orchestra, Strings, Bands and instrument specific groups
  • Celtic – Pipe Band and Highland Dance
  • Choral
  • Dance
  • Musical Theatre

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Oratory

Our Oratory program allows girls to learn the skills and develop the confidence to ensure that their voice is heard.

Inclusive of Debating, Mooting, Public Speaking and Mock Trial, Seymour has a proud history of Oratory success.

Clubs and societies 

We encourage our students to connect and collaborate with others and through our extensive range of clubs and societies, our girls can share their passions with each other.

Seymour offers a range of clubs and societies to enable students to partake in activities that they already enjoy or to become involved in something new.

Each of our programs provide important opportunities for enhancing knowledge, skills, friendships and confidence. Participation with like-minded friends, as well as the opportunity to forge new relationships, are a key part of co-curricular participation. Equally, developing skills and an appreciation of making a commitment to a group and learning are important aspects of being a member of the Seymour community.

  • Philosophy
  • STEM
  • Duke of Edinburgh
  • Chess
  • Coding
  • and many more
Old Collegian, Clare Langley ('20), receives her Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award from Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC
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Old Collegian, Clare Langley ('20), receives her Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award from Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC
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Chess is enjoyed by many girls in the Junior Years