Our College assembly today was a vibrant and multifaceted celebration! A standout moment was the ‘Siena Uniform Through the Ages’ fashion parade, which showcased the evolution of Siena College uniforms over the decades as part of our 85th Anniversary celebrations. Staff and students paid tribute to our Deputy Principal Wellbeing and Strategy, Ms Antonella Rosati in recognition of her outstanding ...

Year 9 Mathematics students attended a coding session delivered by Monash DeepNeuron, a student-led multi-faculty research organisation from Monash University. The session focused on programming, highlighting its importance as the foundation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Students had the opportunity to explore how AI and high-performance computing can be used to benefit society, and this sessio...

Illustrations by Sofia T, Year 12 Join us on Wednesday, 21 May at Box Hill Town Hall for an evening celebrating our talented jazz ensembles and senior musicians! Enjoy an exciting program featuring group and solo performances, special collaborations and our outstanding jazz faculty performing alongside students. Ensembles include: Stage Band, Sisters of Swing, Groove Train, Jazz Combo, Canti Do...

The annual Siena Parents' Association (SPA) Mother's Day Breakfast brought together over three hundred mums, grandmothers, aunties, daughters and special guests in our gymnasium for a truly heartwarming morning of celebration and connection. Renowned author, speaker and coach, Kaley Chu delivered a powerful message about embracing discomfort, pushing personal boundaries and building confidence thr...

At our recent GSV Senior and Junior Football training session, we were privileged to welcome two special guests: AFLW Hawthorn midfielder, Jasmine Fleming and Siena alumna, Emma McDonald (Class of 2024) who was selected as Pick 8 in the 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft. Emma is also coaching our Junior Girls team this term. Students had the opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insights from both ...

The Student Representative Council (SRC) hosted a dynamic week of lunchtime fundraising initiatives in support of the Dominican Sisters in the Solomon Islands. Activities included a vibrant mandala chalk drawing, a sausage sizzle, fun filled chocolate toss and lolly bag sale, as well as crowd favourites such as the Year 12s versus staff dodgeball match and lip sync battle. SRC Week has been a true...