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About our school
Always striving upwards
Sacred Heart Girls’ College is a Catholic Secondary School, established by the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions (RNDM) in 1957. No longer administering the College, their influence endures in our school’s faith and academic life. We promote excellence in learning and wellbeing; and by fostering a safe community where all are treated with respect and dignity. The College provides a dynamic environment that educates young people to be compassionate, resilient and true to our motto, Always Striving Upwards.
An inclusive heart: We are an inclusive, vibrant and diverse community with a commitment to living faith and social justice. We promote and demonstrate leadership and service as well as challenge each student to discover their personal attributes and strengths.
An inquisitive heart: Our curriculum is designed to foster personal excellence and to develop life-long learners who are curious and resourceful. We have a proud history of academic success, and a school culture that focuses on maximising each student’s personal learning growth.
An adventurous heart: Our curriculum focuses on the development of the whole person: spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally, and physically. Sacred Heart Girls’ College encourages students to take up new challenges in and out of the classroom.
At Sacred Heart Girls’ College, we know that a strong sense of wellbeing is an essential foundation for learning, personal development andsuccess in life. We recognise the importance of each […]
Sacred Heart Girls’ College was founded in 1957 to fill a growing need for girls’ education in the south-east corridor of Melbourne. Since then, the College has earned a reputation […]
Sacred Heart Girls’ College is a Catholic Secondary School, established by the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions (RNDM) in 1957. No longer administering the College, their influence endures […]
Change Makers
Christopher Dalton
Principal
We recognise the uniqueness of our exemplary learning community where young women are treated with respect and valued for their individuality.
Sara Amendola
2025 College Captain
To me, being a leader of the College means being able to represent my peers and make a difference in our community through listening and taking action.
Teneika Fraga
2025 College Captain
Being a leader in 2025 means to actively communicate, listen, and gain feedback from your peers in order to be at the forefront changemaking
Angelica Iuliano
Class of 2013 Alumna Group Pastry Chef, Movida
A successful food career, working as the Group Pastry Chef for MoVida, restaurant. Brand ambassador & the co- chair for the Victorian Young Chefs.
Maureen McInerney OAM
Class of 1972 Alumna
Awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in 2024 for her contribution to service to the community.
Carmel McNaught
Class of 1966 Alumna Retired Professor of Learning Enhancement, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Led the way with a rich and rewarding academic career across the world.