(2) - 2016, 2021 Tennis (7) - 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 2011, 2017, 2018 *From 1998 until 2013, swimming and diving events were tallied to be awarded as a single premiership. Theatre and drama St Kevin's has a theatre department and each year produces a number of plays, musicals and operas. A relationship between several different girls' schools has been established to enhance the co-curricular dramatic arts program. Aviation St Kevin's College offers an aviation program to its students. The program has been commended by aviators and industry experts, including Nancy Bird Walton. Coat of arms, crest and motto The current school crest was adopted by Kearney in 1933. The crest bears: The Celtic Cross, signifying Irish heritage, in the top left quadrant A single star, representing the Star of Knowledge, in the top right quadrant The Southern Cross, representing Australia, in the bottom left quadrant A book with the Greek Letters Alpha and Omega scribed, symbolising God is all from beginning to end, in the bottom right quadrant The school's motto is, in Latin, Omnia Pro Deo, meaning 'All for God' or transliterated means 'All things for God'. This is taken from a letter of St Paul. Touchstones As a member school of Edmund Rice Education Australia, St Kevin's has adopted the following touchstones which can be found on display around the several campuses and on the inside covers of school diaries. The touchstones are: Liberating Education Gospel Spirituality Inclusive Community Justice and Solidarity These touchstones have also been adopted by other Edmund Rice Education Australia schools in a similar fashion to St Kevin's College. Controversy Student sexism On 21 October 2019, a viral video which showed some students performing a sexist chant while on public transport to an inter-school athletics event was made public. Following the resultant media furore, a public apology from Headmaster Stephen Russell was issued in a letter sent to all parents the following day. In this apology, Headmaster Russell denounced the students' "misogynistic" behaviour as "offensive". Ten students were reportedly suspended with the possibility of expulsion. Shortly thereafter, a second video was released in which three Year 12 students performed the same sexist chant in public only a few hours after the publication of the first video. The ABC further revealed that in 2018 a group of students made a derogatory rap song about female students from another school. Russell again condemned the