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Southern Independent Schools
Formation	1978
Headquarters	Seaford, Victoria, Australia
Membership	13 member schools
Official language	English
Secretary General	Mr. Kerry Bolger (St Leonard's College)
Website	www.sis.org.au

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The Southern Independent Schools (SIS), formed in 1978, is a group of 13 schools in Victoria, Australia.

History

In 1978, six southern independent secondary schools united to provide sporting competitions in swimming, cross country, athletics and weekly sport for students at their respective schools. In 1987 the association was officially and formally recognised as the Southern Independent Schools (SIS).

Schools

Current member schools

Member School	Location	Enrolment	Founded	Denomination	Year Entered Competition	School Colours
Balcombe Grammar School	Mt Martha	700	2007	Ecumenical	2010	Red, Grey, White & Black
Berwick Grammar School	Officer	296	2009	Non-Denominational	2012	Navy Blue, Red & Gold
Casey Grammar School	Cranbourne East	855	1994	Ecumenical	2010
Cornish College	Bangholme		2012	Uniting Church	2012
Flinders Christian Community College	Tyabb	1516	1983	Non-Denominational	1992	Maroon & Gold
Hillcrest Christian College	Clyde	1666	1981	Non-Denominational	2020
John Paul College	Frankston	860	1979	Roman Catholic	1978	Navy Blue, Red & White
Nazareth College	Noble Park North	1000	1986	Roman Catholic	1988	Blue, Red & Gold
Padua College	Mornington & Rosebud & Tyabb	1800	1898	Catholic	1978	Navy Blue & Gold
St Francis Xavier College	Berwick, Beaconsfield & Officer	1840	1978	Roman Catholic	1981	Navy Blue, Red & White
St John's Regional College	Dandenong	1120	1958	Roman Catholic	1978	Green, Blue & Yellow
St Peter’s College	Cranbourne	820	1987	Roman Catholic	1994	Burgundy, Grey & Gold
Woodleigh School	Frankston South and Langwarrin South	780	1856	Non-Denominational	1986	Green & White

Former member schools

(N.B. Years of participation in the SIS in brackets.)

Stella Maris [Now part of John Paul College] (1978 - 1979)
Marianist College [Now part of John Paul College] (1978 - 1979)
St Leonard's College (1989 - 2011)
Beaconhills College (1986 - 2012)
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College (1978 - 1992)
Maranatha Christian School (1995 - 2010)

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