At Seymour College we strive to reconcile, action and embed Indigenous learning into our curriculum and within daily College life.
Discover the story behind our Indigenous guernsey, designed by 2022 Year 12 AIEF Scholarship student, Mia.
We also understand the vital role that education plays in supporting reconciliation and we support all our students in allowing their voices to be heard. Through various initiatives we are focused on ensuring we create transformational relationships with Indigenous people, allowing reconciliation at Seymour to continue being a daily habit, not a once a year acknowledgment.
Seymour College is a proud partner of the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) in achieving proven outcomes in Indigenous education. To apply for an AIEF scholarship, please go to our Scholarships page.
For more information about the AIEF, head to www.aief.com.au
As the Indigenous Coordinator it is inspiring to witness and continue the wonderful work Seymour College does in acknowledging and celebrating the traditional owners of the land.
Seymour College offers specific Indigenous Scholarships to support Indigenous enrolments and increase the diversity of our community in collaboration with the AIEF (Australian Indigenous Education Fund). As a community we continue to benefit from the significant input the girls have into crucial events at the College such as National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week, as well as embedding Indigenous perspectives into College life.
In my role as Indigenous Coordinator, I am excited to offer the Indigenous students and families specific support and, as part of that, assist where I can, to promote significant and relevant learning. I look forward to continuing to contribute to and experiencing the benefits of our ever-growing, diverse and culturally rich student population at Seymour College.
Damien Schumann
Indigenous Student Coordinator
We strive to ensure that Indigenous culture and beliefs are ingrained and celebrated continuously throughout the College community.
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Seymour College acknowledges that the land where we live, learn and work is the traditional lands of the Kaurna people, the original people of the Adelaide Plains and wooded foothills of the Mt Lofty Ranges, where Seymour College now stands.
