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  • 01 August, 2018

    Appointment of Deputy Principal Wellbeing

    It is with great pleasure and confidence that I announce the appointment of Ms Antonella Rosati to the position of Deputy Principal Wellbeing, as of January 2019. Antonella is currently the Deputy Principal at Presentation College Windsor. She has held a number of leadership roles during her time at Presentation College, including Year Level Coordinator, Head of Senior Years, Head of Student Wellb...

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  • 27 July, 2018

    On Common Ground Conference

    Dominican schools throughout Australia and New Zealand gather biannually to celebrate their connectedness as members of the Dominican Family and to deepen their understanding of what 'being Dominican' actually means. This year, the On Common Ground conference was hosted by St Mary’s College in Adelaide, the theme for the conference being 'Preaching the Gospel in our Times'. Attendees were pr...

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  • 26 July, 2018

    DAV Debating

    Siena has had an amazing start to the Debaters Association of Victoria (DAV) 2018 Schools Competition. This year, there are four teams representing Siena College, from Year 9 D Grade through to Year 12 A Grade, including both experienced debaters and students who are debating for the first time this year. The students have been dedicated to working hard, with the support of their Siena staff coach...

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  • 25 July, 2018

    Annual National Consistent Collection of Data

    Dear Parents and GuardiansPlease find attached information from the Catholic Education Commission of Victoria (CECV) regarding collection of data on school students with disability. Please note while student names are provided to CECV, only de-identified information concerning students with a disability will be passed on to Department of Education and Training. No action is required from parents/g...

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