Breaking Ground
Gawura: a diverse community
Gawura: a diverse community Now in its 17th year, Gawura makes a real…
From early vision to character-building adventures: Kirrikee celebrates 40 inspiring years
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.
A shared language of literacy
A new inter-disciplinary initiative has been introduced in the Secondary School that focuses on improving and expanding literacy skills for students.
Year 10 passion projects
Year 10 passion projects: self-development, skills and staying positive There was certainly a…
Humanities gets to the heart of hard questions
In Humanities classrooms throughout the Secondary School, relevant current affairs and politics are often investigated and discussed as case studies with students; we looked at one recent example – the Voice to Parliament – to discover how it is being introduced and explored by students.
Blocking out distractions is key to classroom focus
Blocking out distractions is key to classroom focus Our Head of School Dr…
Iconic rooftop feels a community’s love
Over much of its 137-year history, St Andrew’s Cathedral School students have played on the roofs of office buildings. This year, the community got together to raise funds to update and renovate their beloved rooftop into an exciting learning and recreation space.
Deep impact: Philosophy makes its mark
character traits is a key part of what his students learn as they think about how to construct and evaluate philosophical arguments.