Welcome to Hayley Frazer’s Enchanting World!
Hello everyone! Buckle up for a whimsical adventure with Hayley Frazer—a creative soul who knows how to shine even in the face of challenges. Her heartwarming book, “Something a Little Different,” isn’t just ink on paper; it’s a secret portal into Hayley’s imagination. Within its pages, you’ll discover her boundless love and respect for everyone. And guess what? This captivating book is now part of the South Australian Premier’s Reading Challenge 2024. So, parents, teachers, and kids, get ready for an extraordinary journey!
Hayley’s Creative Community Award In 2023, Hayley clinched the prestigious ‘Creative Community Award’ at the City of Tea Tree Gully’s Youth Achievement Awards. This honor celebrates individuals who use their creativity to uplift their community. Hayley’s magic extends beyond words; it’s about fostering connections and making a positive impact.
Bring Hayley’s Story to Life in Your Classroom Teachers, listen up! You have the power to breathe life into Hayley’s enchanting tale. Share “Something a Little Different” with your students—it’s more than a story; it’s an invitation to embrace uniqueness. Through Hayley’s words, kids will learn that everyone has their own special spark. Let’s ignite their love for reading and celebrate individuality together.
All Aboard the Magic Tram! As we journey through Hayley’s world, let’s hop onto the magical tram of imagination. It’s a ride where creativity knows no bounds, and every stop reveals a new adventure. Hayley’s story inspires us to see the extraordinary in the everyday. So, fasten your seatbelts, dear readers, and let’s explore!
Thank you for joining us on this delightful ride. May Hayley’s spirit of wonder and inclusivity continue to inspire us all.
Who We Are & What We Do
Meet Hayley Frazer: Visionary Artist, Writer, and Champion of Social Literacy and Kindness
Hayley Frazer is a remarkable talent and embodiment of empathy. At just 15, she published her first book, “Something A Little Different,” a narrative that delicately weaves together themes of friendship, courage, and the celebration of individuality. Her story has not only touched hearts across Australia but also served as a cornerstone for promoting social literacy—enabling individuals to engage with and contribute to a more understanding and compassionate society.
Her literary debut at the Tea Tree Gully Library in February 2020 marked the start of a mission that would take her message of kindness and inclusivity to the Marion Library, Roxby Community Library, and further afield. Hayley’s visits have been crucial in nurturing a culture of empathy and connectedness.
Beyond her enthralling writing, Hayley is a guiding force for those living with dyslexia and dysgraphia. She shares her personal experiences to shed light on these conditions, advocating for a kinder and more supportive approach to learning differences.
“As an inspiring speaker, Hayley has shared her wisdom at educational forums, championing inclusive learning environments. Her collaboration with the Tea Tree Gully Council’s Youth Development Team transformed storytelling into an interactive and empathetic experience.
Currently, Hayley is busily working on her latest endeavor, “The Magical Tram” project, inspired by her grandfather’s real-life adventures as a tram conductor in Adelaide. This project promises to be a captivating blend of local history and imaginative storytelling, sure to enchant readers of all ages.
Join us in embracing Hayley Frazer’s journey—a testament to the transformative power of creativity, social literacy, and the enduring impact of kindness.
Our Supporters
Hayley is incredibly grateful to have supporters spanning the far corners of Australia, including Senior South Australian of the Year, Mark Le Messurier. A stellar influence on Hayley, Mark encouraged the release of Something A Little Different, invited her to co-facilitate What’s the Buzz? workshops, and gave a hat-tip to Hayley’s journey on YouTube – a series of incredible experiences.
Hayley has also received remarkable support from local member and current South Australian. Minister for Education, Training Blair Boyer MP. Releasing Hayley’s activity book Having Fun with Something A Little Different, successfully advocating for her original book Something A Little Different to be entered into the South Australian Premiers Reading Challenge and inviting her to the South Australia’s Parliament House to meet the chief librarian, Hayley looks back on all that Blair has done with delight.
The Statewide Inclusive Education Services (SIES) have had the pleasure of supporting Hayley, with school and community projects, since 2017. SIERS are proud supporters of Hayley’s achievements and wait with anticipation for her future projects.
Sandy Russo from ‘Sandy Russo Consulting’ is a proud supporter of Hayley. Sandy and Hayley have had the opportunity to work together on a number of projects including a special dyslexic workshop for young people.
When Hayley gave her first author talk at the Tea Tree Gully Library Sandy was there with a mini expo. Sandy works with people who have specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADHD and language disorders.
We are also thankful to the Tea Tree Gully Library for their continued support for a budding author, opening their resources to help Hayley grow.
A warm welcome to Tim from Tech19! Your expertise keeps our Magical Tram’s journey smooth and steady. We appreciate your support!
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Podcasts
Want to hear more from Hayley? Check out her podcast called “Chilling with Hayley”.
Achievements
Hayley Frazer: A Trailblazer in Imagination, Advocacy, and Social Literacy
Tea Tree Gully Council’s 2023 ‘Creative Community’ Youth Achievement Award Winner Hayley’s creative spirit knows no bounds. Her ability to weave magic into words has earned her recognition from the Tea Tree Gully Council. As a young artist, she has already left an indelible mark on our community. But her impact extends beyond enchanting tales; it reaches into the realm of social literacy.
Speech Pathology 2020 Book of the Year Shortlist (8-10 Age Category) Hayley’s stories resonate with readers of all ages. Her inclusion in the shortlist for the Speech Pathology Book of the Year speaks volumes about her talent and ability to connect through language. But it’s not just about the words on the page—it’s about the conversations those words spark.
Premiers’ Reading Challenge (2024) Hayley’s name graces the list of avid readers who took on the challenge. Her commitment to literacy and storytelling inspires others to explore the magic of books. But literacy isn’t just about reading; it’s about understanding, empathy, and critical thinking—the building blocks of social literacy.
Victorians Premiers’ Reading Challenge (2024) Across state borders, Hayley’s impact is felt. Her inclusion in the Victorians Premiers’ Reading Challenge showcases her ability to transcend geographical boundaries and ignite imaginations. But it’s not just about the stories themselves; it’s about the conversations they inspire—the discussions about diversity, inclusion, and understanding.
Hayley’s journey is a testament to the power of creativity, advocacy, and social literacy. As she continues to ride the magical tram of life, we eagerly await the next chapter in her remarkable story—one that encourages dialogue, fosters empathy, and sparks positive change.
