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Our ASPIRE Program invites local primary students to work with Year 8 Siena student mentors on STEAM based activities. STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics) education is an integrated curriculum designed to equip students with knowledge in these five disciplines whilst gaining valuable collaborative and analytical skills. In 2021, our ASPIRE participants are exploring...

In this special episode of Teaching Heroes, Dr Jo Winchester chats with teacher Bronwyn Ilott about feminism - how they grapple with feminism in their own lives, and how they discuss this issue in the classroom. They also discuss the issue of teaching consent in schools. This episode was recorded and launched on 15 March, 2021 in solidarity with the women marching all over Australia for March for ...

At our College Assembly last week, Siena College Alumna Olivia Kourmadias, from the Class of 2018, was acknowledged. In her brief time since finishing at Siena, Olivia is driving the Monumental Women campaign, through the youth led organization Jasiri, which will 鈥渟mash the bronze ceiling鈥� by addressing the lack of female representation in Australia鈥檚 statues, place names and architecture. This pr...

Each year the Catholic Education Office hosts a Creative Arts Exhibition and invites Catholic schools across Victoria to submit entries for inclusion in the exhibition. This year, artwork from Jasmine Skutela, Jamie Coppen, Kira Acciaressi, Amy Kessler and Milla Testarotta were accepted. Milla Testarotta was also awarded the Creative Arts Committee Award Secondary for her series of three drawing e...

SienaCast (our College podcast) is a collaboration between students and staff which aims to give voice to our College community on issues of significance and importance to us all. At the heart of SienaCast is our motto, Veritas (Truth). This special guest edition of SienaCast welcomes the college Dux of 2020 Elena Cruz back to Siena College. Elena joins Principal Elizabeth Hanney and college capt...

Late last year, Year 9 (then Year 8) students Melania Flunt and Amy Duffy were interviewed by Stonnington Kids magazine about their leadership aspirations. Head of Student Formation, Claire Moody, praised both girls for being eager participants in the Pillars Leadership program in 2020, and for facilitating student voice among their peers.