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Seth Merlo

Seth Merlo joined Rehoboth Christian College as Projects Officer in 2013. His role involves working with the Senior Leadership Team on the non-educational aspects of the College's operational plan, and he is most interested in achieving excellence in these areas. He holds a PhD in English and Comparative Literature and a Postgraduate Certificate in Business Administration. Seth is a past student, having studied at Rehoboth from Year 6-12, and he and his wife are very happy to have their two children also attending the College.

Articles by Seth Merlo

Updated House Logos Let Us Reflect On Christianity’s Rich Heritage

By Seth Merlo
On 8 July 2019
Kenwick PrimaryKenwick SecondaryWilson Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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How to Study Effectively If You are a Verbal Learner

By Seth Merlo
On 21 June 2019
The Third Well
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Mother’s Day 2019

By Seth Merlo
On 4 June 2019
Wilson Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Rehoboth’s Kenwick Primary School Receives Waste Wise Accreditation

By Seth Merlo , Mr Norman
On 8 May 2019
Kenwick Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Practicing Indonesian Language and Culture with Our Friends from Penabur

By Seth Merlo
On 1 May 2019
Kenwick PrimaryWilson Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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How To Build Effective Study Habits for Life

By Seth Merlo
On 15 April 2019
The Third Well
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Welcoming Our Littlest Learners

By Seth Merlo
On 3 December 2018
Kenwick Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Pre-Primary Blue’s Furry Visitors

By Seth Merlo
On 28 November 2018
Kenwick Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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A Big Year for Janelle

By Seth Merlo
On 26 November 2018
Wilson Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Challenges and Memories: Leonora Mission Trip Day 5

By Seth Merlo
On 27 September 2018
Kenwick Secondary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Georgia’s Brave Shave for a Cause

By Seth Merlo
On 18 September 2018
Kenwick Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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Mr van der Kooij’s Helpers

By Seth Merlo
On 3 August 2018
NewsWilson Primary
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We are excited to announce an updated look to our three Houses.

Rehoboth has a long tradition of using a House system as part of our pastoral care program. Some might still remember the old Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires system (based on the College colours). This was replaced in 2009 with the current system of Newton, Tyndale and Wycliffe.

The 2009 change was done with the aim of connecting students with the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Each House is named after a notable Christian figure and draws on three of the

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