Last week, our Middle School Drama Ensemble brought the hilarious world of 1960s espionage to the stage with Get Smart by Christopher Sergel.
Across five performances, audiences were introduced to Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 as they stumbled their way through secret missions, KAOS plots, unlikely escapes and plenty of slapstick comedy. With its retro spy technology, surreal set design and larger-than-life characters, the production was packed with theatrical energy and plenty of laughs.
For our Year 8 and 9 students, the production was also an opportunity to develop their acting skills, work collaboratively and experience the many moving parts that come together to create a live theatre production.
“It has been wonderful to see our students grow in confidence throughout this production. They have worked incredibly hard as an ensemble, supporting one another, taking creative risks and developing their skills both on and off the stage. Seeing them come together to create something they can be proud of has been a real highlight,” Director, Mrs Ashleigh Chakarovski said.
Congratulations to our talented cast, crew and everyone who helped bring Get Smart to life. And thank you to everyone who came along to support our Middle School performers, we hope you enjoyed the mission as much as we did! ... See MoreSee Less
This week, we were pleased to welcome parents to a Parent Hope Project seminar with renowned family therapist and educator, Dr Jenny Brown.
Drawing on decades of experience in child and family mental health, Dr Brown shared a fresh perspective on parenting, encouraging parents to focus on what they can influence – their own responses, relationships and leadership within the family. The seminar explored practical ways to foster resilience, self-regulation and responsible independence in children, while helping parents build confidence in their parenting.
Thank you to Dr Brown for sharing her expertise, and to all the parents who joined us for an engaging and thought-provoking afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less
The move to Secondary School is an exciting milestone, and having the right support can make all the difference.
At our upcoming Step Into Year 7 event, you'll have the opportunity to meet our staff, hear from current students, explore our city campus and experience the welcoming community that makes St Andrew's Cathedral School feel like home.
Wednesday 20 August, 9am-11am
With the event just around the corner, now is the perfect time to secure your place.
Parents and students are encouraged to attend together.
On Friday evening, past and present School Captains came together for our annual Captains Dinner, sharing an evening of connection, conversation and encouragement.
For our current captains, it was a unique opportunity to hear from alumni whose leadership journeys have taken them into fields including medicine, agribusiness, oncology, nanotechnology research, AI engineering, journalism, the armed services, aviation, politics and education. Their careers have spanned not only Australia, but also the United States and Europe, demonstrating the many paths that can begin at St Andrew's Cathedral School.
As stories and advice were shared (along with a healthy debate over the school's best-ever morning tea!), the evening served as a reminder that leadership extends far beyond graduation. Thank you to all our past captains for investing in the next generation of St Andrew's leaders. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to our Mock Trial team on a fantastic result!
Last week, our students secured a convincing win against All Saints College in a defamation case, successfully claiming damages for their client and progressing to the second round of the NSW Mock Trial Competition.
Hosted here at St Andrew's Cathedral School, the event showcased the team's impressive legal knowledge, critical thinking and advocacy skills, as well as the sportsmanship shared by both schools throughout the competition.
Congratulations to our talented students and to Ms Penny Austin for her dedication in preparing the team. We wish them all the best for the next round in August! 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
Following their win at the National Final in Sydney, Gabriella L and Mairah K (Year 6), Vivan N (Year 8) and Keshav A (Year 7) represented St Andrew’s Cathedral School and Australia at the Kids’ Lit Quiz Global Final in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
Competing against passionate young readers from around the world, the team put their knowledge of books, authors, mythology and history to the test while celebrating their shared love of reading.
Beyond the competition, the students explored New Zealand’s culture and history, met fellow readers from across the globe and created memories they will cherish.
We are incredibly proud of Gabriella, Mairah, Vivan and Keshav for the way they represented our school on the world stage. A special thank you to Mrs Saint-John and Mr Wu for supporting the team throughout this unforgettable experience. ... See MoreSee Less
Book Week is almost here, and we can't wait to celebrate a Symphony of Stories.
Inspired by this year's Children's Book Council of Australia theme, our Junior School will enjoy a week filled with author visits, before-school and lunchtime activities, and our annual Book Fair.
The celebrations will culminate in one of the most anticipated events of the year – our Book Character Parade. We look forward to seeing our students bring their favourite stories and characters to life through imaginative costumes.
Book Fair Friday 28 August, 7.45am–12pm Chapter House
While purchasing a book for your child, consider donating one to our Junior School Library or supporting Anglicare's Toys 'n' Tucker appeal.
Book Character Parade Friday 28 August, 9am St Andrew's Cathedral
Students participating in the parade are invited to bring a gold coin donation, with all proceeds supporting Anglicare's Toys 'n' Tucker appeal.
We look forward to celebrating the joy of reading and storytelling with our school community. ... See MoreSee Less
Our talented Year 12 students showcased the results of months of creativity, problem-solving and technical skill at Wednesday night's TAS Major Works Exhibition.
Featuring impressive projects from Industrial Technology Timber, Design and Technology, Software Engineering and IB Computer Science, the exhibition celebrated the innovation, dedication and craftsmanship of our 2026 IB and HSC students.
Congratulations to every student who shared their work. It was a fantastic evening recognising their hard work and the outstanding achievements of our TAS community. ... See MoreSee Less
Mission accomplished: Get Smart!
Last week, our Middle School Drama Ensemble brought the hilarious world of 1960s espionage to the stage with Get Smart by Christopher Sergel.
Across five performances, audiences were introduced to Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 as they stumbled their way through secret missions, KAOS plots, unlikely escapes and plenty of slapstick comedy. With its retro spy technology, surreal set design and larger-than-life characters, the production was packed with theatrical energy and plenty of laughs.
For our Year 8 and 9 students, the production was also an opportunity to develop their acting skills, work collaboratively and experience the many moving parts that come together to create a live theatre production.
“It has been wonderful to see our students grow in confidence throughout this production. They have worked incredibly hard as an ensemble, supporting one another, taking creative risks and developing their skills both on and off the stage. Seeing them come together to create something they can be proud of has been a real highlight,” Director, Mrs Ashleigh Chakarovski said.
Congratulations to our talented cast, crew and everyone who helped bring Get Smart to life. And thank you to everyone who came along to support our Middle School performers, we hope you enjoyed the mission as much as we did! ... See MoreSee Less
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This week, we were pleased to welcome parents to a Parent Hope Project seminar with renowned family therapist and educator, Dr Jenny Brown.
Drawing on decades of experience in child and family mental health, Dr Brown shared a fresh perspective on parenting, encouraging parents to focus on what they can influence – their own responses, relationships and leadership within the family. The seminar explored practical ways to foster resilience, self-regulation and responsible independence in children, while helping parents build confidence in their parenting.
Thank you to Dr Brown for sharing her expertise, and to all the parents who joined us for an engaging and thought-provoking afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less
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The move to Secondary School is an exciting milestone, and having the right support can make all the difference.
At our upcoming Step Into Year 7 event, you'll have the opportunity to meet our staff, hear from current students, explore our city campus and experience the welcoming community that makes St Andrew's Cathedral School feel like home.
Wednesday 20 August, 9am-11am
With the event just around the corner, now is the perfect time to secure your place.
Parents and students are encouraged to attend together.
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On Friday evening, past and present School Captains came together for our annual Captains Dinner, sharing an evening of connection, conversation and encouragement.
For our current captains, it was a unique opportunity to hear from alumni whose leadership journeys have taken them into fields including medicine, agribusiness, oncology, nanotechnology research, AI engineering, journalism, the armed services, aviation, politics and education. Their careers have spanned not only Australia, but also the United States and Europe, demonstrating the many paths that can begin at St Andrew's Cathedral School.
As stories and advice were shared (along with a healthy debate over the school's best-ever morning tea!), the evening served as a reminder that leadership extends far beyond graduation. Thank you to all our past captains for investing in the next generation of St Andrew's leaders. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to our Mock Trial team on a fantastic result!
Last week, our students secured a convincing win against All Saints College in a defamation case, successfully claiming damages for their client and progressing to the second round of the NSW Mock Trial Competition.
Hosted here at St Andrew's Cathedral School, the event showcased the team's impressive legal knowledge, critical thinking and advocacy skills, as well as the sportsmanship shared by both schools throughout the competition.
Congratulations to our talented students and to Ms Penny Austin for her dedication in preparing the team. We wish them all the best for the next round in August! 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
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A World of Words: Kids’ Lit Quiz Global Final
Following their win at the National Final in Sydney, Gabriella L and Mairah K (Year 6), Vivan N (Year 8) and Keshav A (Year 7) represented St Andrew’s Cathedral School and Australia at the Kids’ Lit Quiz Global Final in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
Competing against passionate young readers from around the world, the team put their knowledge of books, authors, mythology and history to the test while celebrating their shared love of reading.
Beyond the competition, the students explored New Zealand’s culture and history, met fellow readers from across the globe and created memories they will cherish.
We are incredibly proud of Gabriella, Mairah, Vivan and Keshav for the way they represented our school on the world stage. A special thank you to Mrs Saint-John and Mr Wu for supporting the team throughout this unforgettable experience. ... See MoreSee Less
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Book Week is almost here, and we can't wait to celebrate a Symphony of Stories.
Inspired by this year's Children's Book Council of Australia theme, our Junior School will enjoy a week filled with author visits, before-school and lunchtime activities, and our annual Book Fair.
The celebrations will culminate in one of the most anticipated events of the year – our Book Character Parade. We look forward to seeing our students bring their favourite stories and characters to life through imaginative costumes.
Book Fair
Friday 28 August, 7.45am–12pm
Chapter House
While purchasing a book for your child, consider donating one to our Junior School Library or supporting Anglicare's Toys 'n' Tucker appeal.
Book Character Parade
Friday 28 August, 9am
St Andrew's Cathedral
Students participating in the parade are invited to bring a gold coin donation, with all proceeds supporting Anglicare's Toys 'n' Tucker appeal.
We look forward to celebrating the joy of reading and storytelling with our school community. ... See MoreSee Less
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Think. Create. Innovate.
Our talented Year 12 students showcased the results of months of creativity, problem-solving and technical skill at Wednesday night's TAS Major Works Exhibition.
Featuring impressive projects from Industrial Technology Timber, Design and Technology, Software Engineering and IB Computer Science, the exhibition celebrated the innovation, dedication and craftsmanship of our 2026 IB and HSC students.
Congratulations to every student who shared their work. It was a fantastic evening recognising their hard work and the outstanding achievements of our TAS community. ... See MoreSee Less
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