At the top of the world, eighteen St Andrew's Cathedral School students, guided by teachers, walked 80km in very difficult conditions. It tested their endurance, developed their characters and gave them a better understanding of themselves and their world.
From our Head of School…
In the Level 7 gymnasium of St Andrew’s Cathedral School, a crowd of excited kids are cheering on acrobats. But it’s no circus act, it is a performance by Backflips Against Bullying, a group that engages kids with thrilling physical feats – while teaching them about bullying and responses to it. It's all part of the Wellbeing programme at the School.
Creative contemplation: reflecting the personal through…
The School’s performances of The Little Mermaid were truly magical opportunities, transporting audiences to an evocative fantasy world, filled with mermaids, entertaining undersea characters and, of course, a handsome prince.
In 1984, St Andrew’s Cathedral School bought its first ever piece of land in the rural Southern Highlands. For a school in the middle of the CBD in a multi-story tower this represented a new way to learn – and it was where Outdoor Education programme for our School would take its first early steps and grow into the robust, inspiring programme it is today.
Gawura: a diverse community Now in…
For Szu Yu Chen, being an accompanist has been a lifelong vocation accompanying musicians and singers on the piano.
John Williams' enthusiasm for maths is catching. His mission is to make maths more accessible to more students.
Amrit is delving deep into the narratives behind the data – and the values we use to interpret it – while working for better wellbeing outcomes for students.
The Captains’ Dinner is one of the warmest most enjoyable events we hold here at St Andrew’s Cathedral School. It brings together former and current student leaders for an evening of friendship, fellowship, and inspiration.
Journalist and author, Matthew Garrick (OA2003), arrived at St Andrew’s Cathedral School in 2001 and showed plenty of promise in English and Visual Arts.
Alexandra was in one of our first coeducational cohorts, showing great promise in English and history. Since then, Alexandra has forged a stellar career, including representing Australia at APEC and the G20.
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