Siena College’s Aerobics Nationals team continues to go from strength to strength, returning from the Gold Coast with some amazing results! Each team participated in their own category depending on their age and difficulty level and team results are listed below: 1st - Level 4 Intermediate Group: Alannah McCarthy, Jessica Higgins, Olivia Kershaw, Ella Graham, Victoria Bennett1st - Level 4 Se...

Unfortunately due to low registration numbers, The Ark Styling Workshop has been cancelled.

R U OK? Day is a national day of action held annually to encourage and empower all people to regularly and meaningfully ask ‘are you ok?’ to support those struggling with life. On this day, it’s important that schools promote meaningful conversations and ongoing support. This year, Siena students acknowledged this day by having a Big Sister Little Sister shared lunch. This was a ...

This term, our language students of Years 9 and 10 celebrated their engagement with the language that they learn at Siena College by sharing their favourite word. In Mandarin, French and Italian, students were given the chance to express themselves and illustrate their penchant for a word of their choice. All students chose words for a variety of reasons: some chose a word because it sounded fun...

The College Student Reception will be open during the second week of the school holidays, while the Trial Exams are in progress from Monday, 30 September to Thursday, 4 October. The Health Centre Coordinator will also be on the College premises over this period. Reception hours are 8:00am to 4:00pm each day. Siena College Main Reception will be open during the first week of the holidays, 23 Septem...

Student Reflection: On Wednesday, 4 September, I travelled to Toolangi Forest with my Geography class to learn about the range of precious biomes in Victoria’s forests. We learnt all about the soil conditions in Toolangi, which is rich, deep, moist and therefore very productive. The Toolangi Forest has productivity because there are lots of resources, animals and plants compared to a desert...