Twelve Siena College students from Years 8 to 11 took on the 2026 GSV Triathlon at Altona Beach recently. With near-perfect conditions for the 7.00 am start, competitors powered through a 300 m swim, 10 km ride and 3 km run. All students crossed the finish line before the rain set in – a remarkable effort from everyone involved. Well done, Siena!

After winning Gold at the 2025 Victorian Middle Ethics Olympiad, the Siena Middle Ethics team comprising Grace K and Sienna W (Year 8), Eleanor J (Year 9), as well as Loshaya J and Claire R (Year 10) went on to represent the College at the International Final. Students took part in three challenging heats, competing against fifty top schools from around the world via Zoom. The Siena Middle Ethi...

The Class of 2025 returned last Friday morning for the VCE Acknowledgement Assembly. The air was filled with excitement and pride as the Siena community came together to honour the fantastic achievements of our graduates, both academically and through their cocurricular pursuits. Each graduate’s journey reflected perseverance and commitment, making it a truly joyous occasion to recognise their acc...

Congratulations to Waratah for taking home the title of overall winner at this year’s Fiesta, our beloved House singing and dancing competition! 🏆Well done to all students for their dedication over the past few weeks, from attending rehearsals consistently to preparing props, sourcing costumes and bringing boundless enthusiasm to the stage. Thank you to our House Captains for their leaders...

In the spirit of the 2026 Project Compassion theme, Unite Against Poverty, Waratah House continued their fundraising efforts with a Shrove Tuesday pancake stall, raising funds to support those in need. This was followed by student-led Ash Wednesday prayer services, where Siena College staff and students gathered in their Houses to mark the beginning of Lent.

Thank you to the Siena community for your incredible generosity and support of Waratah’s Zooper Dooper sale. The funds raised will go directly to Caritas Australia’s 2026 Project Compassion, helping to address extreme poverty, injustice and the ongoing hardship faced by marginalised members of our global community. We look forward to many more exciting initiatives in the coming weeks. Go Waratah!