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    • Our Secondary School Musical Production of Mary Poppins was practically perfect in every way
    • From television to chaplaincy: Rev Michael Bennett’s path to School Chaplain
    • St Andrew’s girls discover how leadership can change the game
    • Emma Newling is leading with purpose in the Junior School
    • A strong start matters in Gawura School’s Kindergarten programme
    • Project Catalyst: connecting potential across generations 
    • At St Andrew’s Cathedral School, wellbeing is not an add-on to learning – it’s fundamental to it
    • Parents engage in powerful conversations on Disrupting the Manosphere  
    • Stay connected with our schools
St Andrew’s girls discover how leadership can change the game

St Andrew’s girls discover how leadership can change the game

To help shape the future of sport at St Andrew’s Cathedral School, the School has established two student-led committees; a Sports Committee and a Girls Sport Sub-Committee.

Breaking Ground
Our Secondary School Musical Production of Mary Poppins was practically perfect in every way

Our Secondary School Musical Production of Mary Poppins was practically perfect in every way

Audiences were treated to a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious performance!

The Buzz

From television to chaplaincy: Rev Michael Bennett’s path to School Chaplain

Rev Michael Bennett has traded television studios for classrooms and chapels.  

Up Close

Emma Newling is leading with purpose in the Junior School

At the centre of Junior School life, Emma Newling is dedicated to creating an environment where every student feels supported, inspired and empowered to thrive.

Up Close
A strong start matters in Gawura School’s Kindergarten programme

A strong start matters in Gawura School’s Kindergarten programme

A foundational first step that sets the tone for a lifelong love of learning and a path toward educational success.

Breaking Ground
Project Catalyst: connecting potential across generations 

Project Catalyst: connecting potential across generations 

Some of the most meaningful learning experiences happen not in a classroom, but through relationships.

In The Fray

At St Andrew’s Cathedral School, wellbeing is not an add-on to learning – it’s fundamental to it

We recognise that students thrive academically, socially and spiritually when they feel safe, supported and connected.

Breaking Ground

Parents engage in powerful conversations on Disrupting the Manosphere  

Our workshop caused attendees to reflect on the cultural forces shaping young people’s understanding of identity, relationships and respect.

The Buzz

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November 2026

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  • In This Issue
  • Our Secondary School Musical Production of Mary Poppins was practically perfect in every way
  • From television to chaplaincy: Rev Michael Bennett’s path to School Chaplain
  • St Andrew’s girls discover how leadership can change the game
  • Emma Newling is leading with purpose in the Junior School
  • A strong start matters in Gawura School’s Kindergarten programme
  • Project Catalyst: connecting potential across generations 
  • At St Andrew’s Cathedral School, wellbeing is not an add-on to learning – it’s fundamental to it
  • Parents engage in powerful conversations on Disrupting the Manosphere  
  • Stay connected with our schools