Seaton House founding families plant trees to mark a new beginning
The enthusiastic turnout means more planting days may be needed to give every family an opportunity to leave their mark.
Seaton House’s founding families rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty at the school’s Eco Adventure Day last month.
The morning brought hundreds of families together for forest trails, nature challenges, live music and a chance to explore the campus ahead of the school’s opening in January.
A highlight was the tree-planting initiative, with families sponsoring and planting trees that will grow alongside their children, creating a lasting legacy for generations to come. The enthusiastic turnout means more planting days may be needed to give every family an opportunity to leave their mark.
The private co-educational school, situated in the Seaton Commercial Precinct between Seaton and Lalela estates, just north of Salt Rock, is set to welcome its first pupils in January 2027.
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