Siena College, Camberwell School Profile, Ranking, Reviews

Siena College, Camberwell

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School Facts

School sector:

Non-government

School type:

Secondary school

Gender:

Single Sex-Girl

Total student:

717 (boy:0, girl:717)

Total staff:

Student attendance:

94%

None-english student:

28%

ICSEA value:

1138, ranks No.219 More ICSEA Ranking...

ICSEA distribution:

Bottom quarter	Middle quarters		Top quarter
3%	9%	39%	49%

VCE rank:

No.69 (2015), No.51 (2014), No.57 (2013), No.65 (2012), No.70 (2011), No.70 (2010), No.84 (2009), No.75 (2008)

Website:

http://www.siena.vic.edu.au

Location:

Camberwell

Address:

815 Riversdale Road Camberwell VIC 3124

Nearby:

House Price House Rent Public Transport

Phone:

03 9835 0200

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School Comment

Siena College is an independent, Catholic, secondary school for young women, founded by Dominican Sisters in 1940. For 800 years, Dominicans have identified with values such as truth, contemplation, community, justice, knowledge, individuality, joyfulness,... more

Student Assessment

	Reading	Writing	Spelling	Grammar	Numeracy	Rank
Year 7	582	597	567	582	571	63
Year 9	619	636	612	613	603	79

Student assessment is based on he National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy(NAPLAN) results in 2011.

Reviews

By Alumnus - 10 Mar 2023, Rate: poor

The school is not disability friendly, one elevator that does not reach all parts of the school.
all the teachers gossip about students which is kinda uncomfortable.
Chinese curriculum is extremely poor
Dr Vadalla is a legend we love him, all must praise doctor Vadalla.
The school kinda forces Catholicism on you
canteen is overpriced, inflation sucks.
they keep changing the room numbers every year so you never know where you're going
They also are obsessive over uniform, this is not necessarily a bad thing but it gets to the point where students are lectured extremely frequently and less time is dedicated to things that are more important.
I once new a teacher that criticised a Childs hair tie for being grey rather than black.
st Cath is a legend though

By Student - 22 Apr 2018, Rate: bad

Not helpful for students that struggle and need extra attention

By Alumnus - 21 Aug 2017, Rate: excellent

A wonderful stimulating, nuturing enviroment
Literature, Humanities, Science all taught encouraging a love of learning. I remain a voracious reader of books, and have a most diverse interest in life. I am 71 still remember the names of my passionate teachers,
Such happy memories of school days.
Blessed to have been educated by the Dominicans.

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