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Star of the Sea College offers a contemporary, values-based education that nurtures the development of the whole person. We instill in our students a strong sense of connectedness, a deep commitment to their faith, and a belief in their potential to succeed.

Guided by our motto, Facta non Verba (Deeds, not Words), we inspire students to strive for excellence through purposeful action, not only for their own growth but in service to the broader community and beyond.

TOUR STAR OF THE SEA COLLEGE

We take great pride in our 143-year tradition of providing exceptional education in the Bayside area. We warmly invite families to join us for a tour of Star of the Sea College, where every student is valued, supported, and encouraged to reach their full potential. College tours are available throughout the school year, beginning in February.

News and Events

R U OK? Day at Star: Building Connection and Supporting Wellbeing

This Thursday 10 September, Star will recognise R U OK? Day, a national initiative that reminds us of the importance of staying connected, noticing when someone may be struggling and […]

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Visual Arts & Design Technology Show – 6pm, Tuesday 8 September

You’re invited to Horizons! Star of the Sea College proudly presents Horizons, our Annual Visual Arts & Design Technology Show celebrating the creativity, imagination and artistic growth of students from […]

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2026 Stacella Concert – A Beautiful Noise

Star of the Sea College is delighted to present the 2026 Stacella Concert – A Beautiful Noise, on Thursday 3 September. Join us for an unforgettable evening of music, featuring […]

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Father’s Day Breakfast – Wednesday 2 September

Join us for Star’s Father’s Day Breakfast on Wednesday 2 September. We’re thrilled to welcome 3AW newsreader and proud Star parent, David Armstrong as our special guest speaker. David will […]

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GSV Track & Field Finals Evening

Congratulations to our Star athletes on an outstanding performance at the 2026 GSV Track & Field Finals Evening at Lakeside Stadium this week.

Star finished fifth overall on the medal tally, winning an impressive 16 medals – six gold, four silver and six bronze.

There were some exceptional performances across the evening. Congratulations to every student who qualified for Finals Evening and represented Star with determination and pride. A fantastic result and a wonderful way to finish the GSV Track & Field season.
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GSV Track & Field Finals Evening

Congratulations to our Star athletes on an outstanding performance at the 2026 GSV Track & Field Finals Evening at Lakeside Stadium this week.

Star finished fifth overall on the medal tally, winning an impressive 16 medals – six gold, four silver and six bronze.

There were some exceptional performances across the evening. Congratulations to every student who qualified for Finals Evening and represented Star with determination and pride. A fantastic result and a wonderful way to finish the GSV Track & Field season.

Today is R U OK? Day, a day that reminds us of the importance of noticing, checking in and staying connected.

Across Star this week, students have been taking part in activities centred on connection and looking out for one another. This morning, yellow ribbons were handed out before school as a visible reminder of the R U OK? Day message to ask, listen and connect.

At Star, supporting student wellbeing is part of everyday College life, helping to ensure students feel known, connected and supported.

If someone says “I’m fine” but you have a feeling they’re not, checking in isn’t about pushing them to talk. It’s about showing that you’ve noticed and that you care. They may not be ready to open up straight away, but knowing someone is there can make a difference.

R U OK? Day is one day, but the conversation matters every day.

We invite our community to explore the helpful wellbeing and R U OK? Day resources available on the Star website or via the SchoolTV link in our bio.
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Today is R U OK? Day, a day that reminds us of the importance of noticing, checking in and staying connected.

Across Star this week, students have been taking part in activities centred on connection and looking out for one another. This morning, yellow ribbons were handed out before school as a visible reminder of the R U OK? Day message to ask, listen and connect.

At Star, supporting student wellbeing is part of everyday College life, helping to ensure students feel known, connected and supported.

If someone says “I’m fine” but you have a feeling they’re not, checking in isn’t about pushing them to talk. It’s about showing that you’ve noticed and that you care. They may not be ready to open up straight away, but knowing someone is there can make a difference.

R U OK? Day is one day, but the conversation matters every day.

We invite our community to explore the helpful wellbeing and R U OK? Day resources available on the Star website or via the SchoolTV link in our bio.

What a fabulous night at Horizons — Star’s 2026 Visual Arts & Design Technology Show.

The Heritage Building came alive as we celebrated the creativity and talent of our Years 7–12 students, with hundreds of works across three floors showcasing an incredible range of artistic and design skills.

Thank you to Maya Soha for officially opening the exhibition, and to our talented students who provided the music and helped create such a wonderful atmosphere.

A huge thank you also to our Visual Arts and Design Technology staff for the enormous amount of work, care and dedication that went into bringing Horizons to life. Your commitment to our students and their creativity is truly inspiring.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special evening and helped make it such a memorable celebration of creativity at Star.

Congratulations to all our students and staff on an outstanding exhibition.
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What a fabulous night at Horizons — Star’s 2026 Visual Arts & Design Technology Show.

The Heritage Building came alive as we celebrated the creativity and talent of our Years 7–12 students, with hundreds of works across three floors showcasing an incredible range of artistic and design skills.

Thank you to Maya Soha for officially opening the exhibition, and to our talented students who provided the music and helped create such a wonderful atmosphere.

A huge thank you also to our Visual Arts and Design Technology staff for the enormous amount of work, care and dedication that went into bringing Horizons to life. Your commitment to our students and their creativity is truly inspiring.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special evening and helped make it such a memorable celebration of creativity at Star.

Congratulations to all our students and staff on an outstanding exhibition.

Year 12 students Lailani and Isabelle, together with Principal Mary O’Connor, and Indigenous Education Coordinator, Ms Kate Challen proudly represented Star of the Sea College at the Victorian Catholic Education Commission (VCEC) Indigenous Student Dinner last week.

The evening brought together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from Catholic schools across Victoria to celebrate culture, community and the achievements of students as they approach the end of their secondary schooling.

Year 12 student Tenille was unfortunately unable to attend but was also recognised as part of this special celebration.

We are very proud of Lailani, Isabelle and Tenille and thank VCEC for hosting this important event.
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Year 12 students Lailani and Isabelle, together with Principal Mary O’Connor, and Indigenous Education Coordinator, Ms Kate Challen proudly represented Star of the Sea College at the Victorian Catholic Education Commission (VCEC) Indigenous Student Dinner last week.

The evening brought together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from Catholic schools across Victoria to celebrate culture, community and the achievements of students as they approach the end of their secondary schooling.

Year 12 student Tenille was unfortunately unable to attend but was also recognised as part of this special celebration.

We are very proud of Lailani, Isabelle and Tenille and thank VCEC for hosting this important event.
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How to Enrol

Enrolments can be made via the online portal or by contacting Elaine Tebbutt, our College Registrar and Community Engagement Officer […]

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College Tours

Star of the Sea College tours take place throughout the school year, offering prospective Year 7 students, parents, and guardians the opportunity to experience Star’s vibrant learning environment firsthand. 2026 […]

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