Southern Independent Schools
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| Formation | 1978 |
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| Headquarters | Seaford, Victoria, Australia |
Membership | 13 member schools |
Official language | English |
Secretary General | Mr. Kerry Bolger (St Leonard's College) |
| Website | sis.org.au |
The Southern Independent Schools (SIS), formed in 1978, is a group of 13 schools in Victoria, Australia.
Schools
Current member schools
| School | Location | Enrolment | Founded | Denomination | School Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Balcombe Grammar School | Mt Martha | 700 | 2007 | Ecumenical | Red, Grey, White & Black |
| Flinders Christian Community College | Tyabb | 1983 | Non-Denominational | Maroon & Gold | |
| John Paul College | Frankston | 1979 | Roman Catholic | Navy Blue, Red & White | |
| Maranatha Christian School | Doveton, Endeavour Hills & Officer | 1075 | 1970 | Non-Denominational | Blue & Gold |
| Nazareth College | Noble Park North | 1000 | 1986 | Roman Catholic | |
| Padua College | Mornington & Rosebud | 1800 | 1898 | Catholic | Navy Blue & Gold |
| St Francis Xavier College | Berwick & Beaconsfield | 1840 | 1978 | Roman Catholic | Navy Blue, Red & White |
| St James College | Bentleigh East | 470 | 1970 | Roman Catholic | Maroon & Gold |
| St John's Regional College | Dandenong | 1120 | 1958 | Roman Catholic | Green, Blue & Yellow |
| Cornish College | Bangholme | 2012 | Uniting Church | ||
| Berwick Grammar School | Officer | ||||
| St Peter’s College | Cranbourne | 820 | 1987 | Roman Catholic | Burgundy, Grey & Gold |
| Woodleigh School | Frankston South and Langwarrin South | 780 | 1856 | Non-Denominational | Green & White |
Former member schools
(N.B. Years of participation in the SIS in brackets.)
- Stella Maris [Now part of John Paul College] (1978)
- St Leonard's College
- Beaconhills College
See also
External links
- Southern Independent Schools Inc.
- Beaconhills College
- Flinders’ Christian Community College
- John Paul College
- Maranatha Christian School
- Nazareth College
- Padua College
- St Francis Xavier College
- St James College
- St John's Regional College
- St Leonards College
- St Peter’s College
- Woodleigh School
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