Get ready for a little mystery and a whole lot of creativity! Join us next Tuesday 19 May from 5:30pm to 6:30pm for the Incognito Art Show in the Siena College Visual Arts Gallery! You’ll browse a vibrant collection of original A5 artworks created by Siena students, staff and alumnae… but here’s the twist: you won’t know who made your piece until after you’ve bought it. Every artwork is ju...

Happy Mother's Day!The Siena community recently gathered for the Mother’s Day Eucharist and Morning Tea at St Dominic’s Church, celebrating the important women in the lives of our students. It was wonderful to welcome Siena mums, grandmothers, aunts and special friends for this meaningful occasion of prayer, reflection and connection. Thank you to the Siena Parents’ Association for hosting this he...

As part of the 2026 VCE Season of Excellence, Year 11 Visual Communication Design students recently visited Top Designs, while Year 10 and 11 Media students attended Top Screen. A highlight of the day was seeing Siena alumna Sophie Hine’s (Class of 2025) 'SunWise' campaign featured in the exhibition. Created for Cancer Council Victoria, the campaign reimagines sun safety messaging for young people...

Twenty-seven Siena College staff and students volunteered at the Children’s Showbag Stall at the annual Maytime Fair hosted by Xavier College. Throughout the day, our students generously gave their time in service to others, demonstrating outstanding customer service, enthusiasm and community spirit. In the lead-up to the Fair, students also organised a second-hand clothing drive within the Siena...

The Siena community recently gathered to celebrate the commissioning of our Principal, Sarah Tymensen, marking a significant milestone in the life of Siena College. We extend our sincere thanks to Siena College Board Chair Ms Judith Potter and Board Members, DEA Representative Mr Rob Napoli, the Dominican Sisters, the Tymensen family, Past Siena Principals and invited guests who joined us for this...

Unit 3/4 Psychology students participated in the 'PAWS in Schools' program, led by Dr Brad Rundle and his highly trained working dog, Radar. Through a series of impressive canine-learned behaviours, Brad explored the science behind Radar’s training, helping students develop a deeper understanding of key psychological concepts, including classical and operant conditioning.