Last Friday, our Year 12 student leaders together with Deputy Principal Learning and Teaching, Donna Laughlin and Head of Student Formation, Peta Mackintosh attended the International Women’s Day Breakfast organised by the Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia. This year, the event celebrates embracing equity, diversity and inclusion. It was a wonderful experience hearing from three inspiring wo...

Join us for our annual Autumn Concert, our first major performance opportunity for the year involving all of Siena’s music ensembles! The Autumn Concert will take places across two concerts in the Susan Alberti Auditorium on Tuesday, 28 March. You and your family can choose to attend one or both of the concerts. See below for details of the performances at each. Concert 1 (5.00pm) Junior Band,...

TWO MORE WEEKS till the annual SPA Raffle Draw on Friday, 17 March 2023! Enter the draw to win a Flight Centre voucher (RRP: $14,990) or a year's worth of tuition fees for Siena College! A reminder that everyone is welcome to purchase a Raffle ticket and don't forget that this year's SPA Raffle is digital: https://www.raffletix.com.au/sienapaannualraffle2022All proceeds raised will go towards su...

Last week, the VCE Drama students attended the performance of Nosferatu at the Malthouse Theatre. This production is part of the VCAA playlist and will see our VCE students analyse and evaluate the performance. It was a chilling experience and students enjoyed the theatre technologies and the creative way the story was told.

In this edition of SienaCast, we welcome our 2022 College Dux, Bridie Warren and Proxime Accessit, Alicia Molè back to Siena College. Bridie and Alicia are joined by Deputy Principal Learning and Teaching, Donna Laughlin, as well as Head of Senior Pathways, Michael Petrie to talk about their Year 12 experience at Siena and their plans for the future. Don't miss out on our latest podcast episode...

Our Year 7 History students have been creating and investigating ‘archaeological dig boxes’ in small containers, containing layers of natural material (such as dirt, sand, stones or tanbark) and numerous 'artefacts' (such as paper clips, buttons or coins). A fruitful session was had by all, learning about the critical roles that historians and archaeologists play to impact the world we live in tod...