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Over the course of the past twelve months, we have been redeveloping our College tagline. What became most apparent after running focus groups with parents, students, alumnae, staff and community members is that our community sees Siena College as a place that is supportive, empowering, caring, inclusive, welcoming, nurturing and is a place with a wonderful sense of community. Overwhelmingly, ...

Well done to all Siena students who attended the Inter House Swim and Dive Carnival in Boroondara Sports Complex today! Students participated in races, relays, novelty events and diving, cheering each other along every step of the way. Huge congratulations to the overall winning House, Dianella! It was a fantastic day with plenty of House and Siena spirit on display, what a wonderful way to end ...

Snapshots from the Siena and De Lasalle Combined Schools Band Concert which took place earlier this week in the Susan Alberti Auditorium. Congratulations and well done to all Music staff and students for a wonderful evening of performances!

Last week, we were privileged to have Gunai woman and award winning First Nations activist, Kirli Saunders OAM visited Siena College, as part of the Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival. An engaging speaker, celebrated author, and multidisciplinary artist and educator, Kirli encouraged our Year 10 English students to explore the Australian First Nations Justice issue and to participate in...

Our Year 10 Italian students recently embarked on a Language Immersion Experience in the city, visiting various places such as the Museo Italiano, as well as the Piazza Italia and Coffee Machine Technologies on Lygon Street. Students had the opportunity to learn about how Italian migrants have influenced the Australian society, as well as how Italian cuisine, coffee, street art and sport apparel h...

21 March marks World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD), a day observed by the United Nations to raise awareness of Down Syndrome globally. As part of this initiative, Siena College staff and students wore brightly coloured socks to commemorate WDSD. Did you know that people with Down Syndrome have three copies of their Chromosome 21? Socks were also chosen because the karyotype of DS chromosomes actually l...