San Sisto College

I have two daughters at San Sisto, one in Year 9 and one in Year 7. Both are doing well, enjoy going to school, and have only had positive experiences to date. Most of all, I don't hear any obvious "woke"/PC material being taught; that alone is enough to highly recommend the school. We are not Catholic per se, so I cannot comment on the standard of religious instruction, other than to say that it is given. At this stage I am certain that both of my daughters will see out their secondary education at San Sisto.

the teachers here just are not nice at all. they only care about themselves! do not send your children here! they only care about uniforms and the schools reputation not the actual students. teachers pick on student that aren't the smartest and call them out all the time for nothing. they make the biggest deal out of something as small as gum but don't care when someone is literally suicidal. don't go here.

My daughter is in year 12. She came to San Sisto in second term of year 9 after being bullied from Lourdes Hill. Mrs Hamilton the Principal, accepted My daughter with open arms and was extremely warm and compassionate. Over the years we have had many many meetings with Mr Bradley Barker due to my daughters anxiety and he has been the most professional, compassionate, empathetic Vice Principle for the last 3 years to us. They both had made a difference and this is very important. I recommend San Sisto with the most highest regard.

We are really happy with our daughter's experience at San Sisto College. She commenced in Year 7 & is now entering Year 10. Her academic achievements have been exceptional, she has supportive and helpful teachers and the overall inclusiveness at the school is a highlight. The school offers a vast range of activities and opportunities and caters to academics, creative and sporting girls and encourages uniqueness.