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.

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.
If you’re considering a Star education for your daughter, now is the time to submit your application. At Star of the Sea College, students are encouraged to grow in confidence, […]
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On Monday 15 June, the Star community will come together for Giving Day 2026 in support of the Star Bursary Fund. Guided by our Presentation values and the College motto, […]
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We are delighted to welcome Lizzie Sullivan (Class of 1977) as our guest speaker for Stars Speak on Sunday 21 June 2026. A highly accomplished artist and educator, Lizzie has […]
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Get ready for a night of true razzle-dazzle. Star of the Sea College is proud to present the iconic, high-energy musical Chicago: Teen Edition. Set in the roaring 1920s, Chicago […]
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Enrolments can be made via the online portal or by contacting Elaine Tebbutt, our College Registrar and Community Engagement Officer […]
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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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We respectfully acknowledge the Bunurong People, the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and learn, and pay respect to First Nations Peoples and their elders, past, present and future.
Join us for Star's Father’s Day Breakfast on Wednesday 2 September.
We’re thrilled to welcome 3AW newsreader David Armstrong as our special guest speaker. David will share stories and insights from his career in radio and news, followed by breakfast in O’Neill Hall for our students, fathers and guardians.
Wednesday 2 September
7.00am sharp in Patricia Carroll Auditorium
Followed by breakfast in O’Neill Hall
Adults $25 | Students $20
Bookings are essential via the QR code or link in our bio.
We look forward to celebrating this special event. ... See MoreSee Less
Last week was National Homelessness Week, and our Star community came together to support @sacredheartmission
Year 7–9 students created 48 backpacks filled with essential items, while Year 10–12 students raised money for grocery vouchers to accompany them. The backpacks and vouchers were donated to Sacred Heart Mission’s Women’s House in St Kilda.
Students also took part in the statewide Houses at Parliament campaign, folding origami houses to help raise awareness of the need for more social and public housing in Victoria. Students also shared red ribbons and Sacred Heart Mission stickers, while our student leaders raised additional funds through the sale of drinks and snacks.
A huge thank you to our students, staff and families for putting Facta non Verba (Deeds not Words) into action. ... See MoreSee Less
Star's Year 10 and 11 Art students shared in the knowledge and creativity of artist and past student Lizzie Sullivan (Class of 1977) when she returned to Star recently to run workshops for the students.
Lizzie guided the students through figure drawing, still life and mixed media together with a brief overview of still life art history.
The workshops were the next stage of Lizzie's involvement after presenting at Stars Speak in June. A key feature of this talk was about her portrait of fellow past student and feminist Germaine Greer (Class of 1955) which was a finalist in the esteemed Archibald Prize in 2024. This portrait has been acquired by Star, thanks to the fund raising of the Parents' Association, and will soon go on display.
Lizzie, who is also a secondary school Art teacher, was impressed with how Star has developed since she started here in Prep.
"I love the combination of the new and the old; it works really well and shows how Star has stayed contemporary. I was amazed at how committed and enthusiastic the students are, even wanting to continue their artwork through lunchtime."
Lizzie, who is also a secondary school Art teacher, was impressed with how Star has developed since she started here in Prep.
"I love the combination of the new and the old; it works really well and shows how Star has stayed contemporary. I was amazed at how committed and enthusiastic the students are, even wanting to continue their artwork through lunchtime." ... See MoreSee Less
Our Year 12 Politics students recently returned from an inspiring study tour to Canberra, where they explored Australia's political, legal and historical institutions through visits to Parliament House, the High Court of Australia, the Australian War Memorial and the Australian National University.
Highlights included attending Question Time, meeting our local Federal Member, Tim Wilson, engaging with diplomats at the United States Embassy and the British High Commission, and participating in the Last Post Ceremony at the Australian War Memorial.
Thank you to Mr Peter Farrar, Mrs Briony Parker and Ms Madeline Luke for providing our students with this outstanding learning experience, bringing their VCE studies to life through firsthand experiences and meaningful discussions. ... See MoreSee Less