Congratulations to the Class of 2025 on completing your VCE examinations today! We are immensely proud of your dedication and resilience. We encourage you to take this well-earned break to rest, recharge and reflect on your achievements. In time, we look forward to witnessing the remarkable contributions you will make beyond the Siena gates.

As part of our ongoing partnership with the St Kilda Football Club AFLW, students recently participated in a 'Fuel Your Way' nutrition session. Facilitated by VFLW player, Tricia Cowan, this workshop focused on the essential role nutrition plays in helping our bodies perform at their best. Through practical advice and engaging discussion, students gained a stronger understanding of how healthy foo...

The Year 7s have been engaging in an exciting 'falling balls' investigation as part of the Forces unit. Students examined how gravity accelerates objects, developed their skills in accurately timing a falling ball, and explored techniques to minimise experimental error. This practical activity provided an amazing opportunity to measure, predict and analyse motion – just like real scientists!

As we celebrate Siena College’s 85th Anniversary, we are delighted to share the latest issue of The Spirit magazine with you. Explore this special commemorative digital edition here. We sincerely thank everyone who contributed. Your reflections, stories and memories have wonderfully captured the enduring spirit of Siena – a community built on courage, wisdom and joy. This milestone edition ho...

What an amazing week of music at Siena! Lunchtime Concert Week filled our campus with energy and creativity as students presented their talents through a wonderful variety of performances. From the Vocal Soirée in the Chapel and the String Soirée in the Heritage Boardroom to the ever-popular Jazz Band Concert in the Ensemble Room, each day offered something unique and uplifting. The week concluded...

Congratulations to Grace K and Sienna W (Year 7), Eleanor J (Year 8), and Loshaya J and Claire R (Year 9), who won gold after competing in the Victorian Middle Ethics Olympiad against over twenty teams from thirteen schools across the state. Competing via Zoom, the students participated in four heats throughout the full-day event, working together to broaden their perspectives, engage in respectfu...