This ANZAC Day, we pause to honour the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who have served, and continue to serve, our nation in times of war, conflict and peacekeeping.
We are especially grateful to our Old Andreans and members of our wider community who served or are currently serving with pride and purpose.
To mark this important occasion, students will gather for special ANZAC Chapel services on Tuesday 29 April.
We remember their bravery. We honour their legacy. Lest we forget. ... See MoreSee Less
Our European Music Tour are having a Do Re Mi Fa-bulous time
Our 2025 Music Tour have been zig-zagging their way through six European cities and four countries, and are preparing to return to Australian shores tomorrow!
All 85 students and 11 staff have been enjoying the musical adventure of a lifetime – performing as an 85-voice choir, orchestra and chamber ensembles, across Germany, Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary.
So far, the trip has boasted a number of memorable moments. Last week the choir performed in Thomaskirche, Leipzig – JS Bach’s church! The mild spring weather has allowed students to go sightseeing on foot and to sample local cuisine, such as schnitzel, pretzels and apple strudel. In Salzburg, everyone joined a Sound of Music bus tour, exploring the locations from the famous film.
Even though they were far from home in Vienna, the Easter Bunny did not disappoint – leaving ample chocolate eggs for all last Sunday.
We look forward to welcoming our European Music Tour home tomorrow and can’t wait to hear more about all their adventures and performances. ... See MoreSee Less
Sibella recently won bronze medal at the Australian Youth Beach Volleyball Championship (AYBVC) on the Gold Coast – the highest youth level in Australia.
There were 29 teams competing in Sibella’s age group – representing the different states and territories across Australia. The AYBVC event was held across four days and Sibella’s team played eight games, losing only two. They competed in the bronze medal match on the last day, against the team representing South Australia, and they won!
In addition, Sibella has also made the Combined Independent Schools (CIS) Open Girls’ Indoor Volleyball Team and will be competing in the NSW Tri-Series later this year.
Well done Sibella. We’re excited to see what you do next! ... See MoreSee Less
We’re delighted to announce that Ms Bindi Jarvis, Humanities teacher, has been honoured as an up-and-coming young education professional in Australia’s K–12 education sector.
The Educator’s annual Rising Star award recognises professionals aged under 35, working in the K-12 education space. It honours individuals who demonstrate effective leadership, innovation and achievement in their career to date.
Former St Andrew’s Cathedral School student, Bindi now holds multiple titles at the School. In addition to being a Humanities teacher, specialising in Modern History, she also teaches Aboriginal Studies. She works as the Middle Years Project - Personal Project Co-ordinator. In addition, Bindi has coordinated the School’s annual Year 11 History Tour to Europe for the last three years.
Last Friday’s Easter Hat Parade was filled with colour and character! It was great to see the entire Junior School and Gawura School come together in the Cathedral to show off their hard work.
Awards were given based on creativity and sustainability - with so many brilliant contenders!
Congratulations to our students on their amazing creations and thank you to our family members who attended the parade and joined in the festivities. ... See MoreSee Less
After over 100km of riding, 13 Year 10 students wrapped up their New Zealand cycle adventure on April 6. From Wedderburn to Cromwell along the Central Otago Rail Trail, followed by some single-track MTB trails, this trip was full of challenge, scenery and well-earned rest. What an unforgettable ride! ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s good to be back! Term 2 is underway at St Andrew’s Cathedral School.
The halls are once again filled with chatter and excitement as friends were reunited following the Easter break. ... See MoreSee Less
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This ANZAC Day, we pause to honour the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who have served, and continue to serve, our nation in times of war, conflict and peacekeeping.
We are especially grateful to our Old Andreans and members of our wider community who served or are currently serving with pride and purpose.
To mark this important occasion, students will gather for special ANZAC Chapel services on Tuesday 29 April.
We remember their bravery.
We honour their legacy.
Lest we forget. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our European Music Tour are having a Do Re Mi Fa-bulous time
Our 2025 Music Tour have been zig-zagging their way through six European cities and four countries, and are preparing to return to Australian shores tomorrow!
All 85 students and 11 staff have been enjoying the musical adventure of a lifetime – performing as an 85-voice choir, orchestra and chamber ensembles, across Germany, Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary.
So far, the trip has boasted a number of memorable moments. Last week the choir performed in Thomaskirche, Leipzig – JS Bach’s church! The mild spring weather has allowed students to go sightseeing on foot and to sample local cuisine, such as schnitzel, pretzels and apple strudel. In Salzburg, everyone joined a Sound of Music bus tour, exploring the locations from the famous film.
Even though they were far from home in Vienna, the Easter Bunny did not disappoint – leaving ample chocolate eggs for all last Sunday.
We look forward to welcoming our European Music Tour home tomorrow and can’t wait to hear more about all their adventures and performances. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lovely musical extravaganza!!
Congratulations Sibella Hawkes!
Sibella recently won bronze medal at the Australian Youth Beach Volleyball Championship (AYBVC) on the Gold Coast – the highest youth level in Australia.
There were 29 teams competing in Sibella’s age group – representing the different states and territories across Australia. The AYBVC event was held across four days and Sibella’s team played eight games, losing only two. They competed in the bronze medal match on the last day, against the team representing South Australia, and they won!
In addition, Sibella has also made the Combined Independent Schools (CIS) Open Girls’ Indoor Volleyball Team and will be competing in the NSW Tri-Series later this year.
Well done Sibella. We’re excited to see what you do next! ... See MoreSee Less
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Wishing our students, staff, families and broader community a peaceful and hope-filled Easter.
As we reflect on the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus Christ, may we find light in the midst of darkness and renewed purpose in His promise.
May you and yours know fresh hope this Easter time.
"I have come that they may have life and have it to the full." - John 10:10 ... See MoreSee Less
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A Rising Star in education!
We’re delighted to announce that Ms Bindi Jarvis, Humanities teacher, has been honoured as an up-and-coming young education professional in Australia’s K–12 education sector.
The Educator’s annual Rising Star award recognises professionals aged under 35, working in the K-12 education space. It honours individuals who demonstrate effective leadership, innovation and achievement in their career to date.
Former St Andrew’s Cathedral School student, Bindi now holds multiple titles at the School. In addition to being a Humanities teacher, specialising in Modern History, she also teaches Aboriginal Studies. She works as the Middle Years Project - Personal Project Co-ordinator. In addition, Bindi has coordinated the School’s annual Year 11 History Tour to Europe for the last three years.
Read about Bindi’s outstanding achievement bit.ly/4i2TIdT ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations Bindi!!
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Last Friday’s Easter Hat Parade was filled with colour and character! It was great to see the entire Junior School and Gawura School come together in the Cathedral to show off their hard work.
Awards were given based on creativity and sustainability - with so many brilliant contenders!
Congratulations to our students on their amazing creations and thank you to our family members who attended the parade and joined in the festivities. ... See MoreSee Less
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Pedal power in New Zealand!
After over 100km of riding, 13 Year 10 students wrapped up their New Zealand cycle adventure on April 6. From Wedderburn to Cromwell along the Central Otago Rail Trail, followed by some single-track MTB trails, this trip was full of challenge, scenery and well-earned rest. What an unforgettable ride! ... See MoreSee Less
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