As part of National Reconciliation Week, the Siena community created friendship bracelets in the colours of the Aboriginal flag, symbolising unity, connection and a shared commitment to reconciliation. Students also worked together on a large mural featuring a bridge and the 2025 theme, Now to Next. To conclude the week, a group of students represented the College at the annual Aquinas College Lon...

The Year 9 Humanities class has been exploring the concept of Global Responsibility, examining what it means to be a global citizen and the value of 'thinking locally and acting globally'. As part of this unit, students participated in a United Nations Gender Equality Debate where they represented various countries, researched current gender equality data, formed alliances and engaged in structure...

Siena College was represented by twenty-five students at the GSV Cross Country Championships held recently at Cruden Farm, Langwarrin. Junior runners completed a three-kilometre course, while Intermediate and Senior runners tackled the longer four-kilometre course. Our top performers were:- Eliza G, Year 8 (Junior): fifth place- Brooke K, Year 10 (Intermediate): sixth place- Annabelle M, Year 11 (...

The Siena spirit is still going strong in our alumnae netball teams featured here: the Siena Rust Warriors (Class of 2021), the Siena Sheila's (Class of 2024) and the Siena Centrals (Class of 2023). Organised independently by our alumnae, these teams participate in a weekly social netball competition at Jells Park on Wednesday nights. It is inspiring to see our past students staying connected thro...

Thank you to all the students and staff who took part in the Cassia House bake sale. Your generous support will go directly towards the Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project, which plays a crucial role in providing aid and advocating for the rights of asylum seekers. Your kindness and action are helping to bring hope and justice to those in need.

As an integral component of the Thomas Aquinas Extension Program, students across year levels engaged in enriching academic challenges. The Year 8 and 9 Advanced Mathematics classes participated in the virtual Kangourou sans Frontières Maths Competition, the largest mathematics competition in the world with over six million participants annually. Meanwhile, Alex L, Lilou A and Maleesha ...