We are launching our Giving Day to help create a world of opportunity for our students.
For 24 hours from 4.00pm Thursday 17 September until 4.00pm Friday 18 September we’re raising $200,000 to support performing arts, creative arts and our choristers. Every donation will be matched, doubling its impact.
Your support will connect students with leading artists, performers and creative professionals through mentoring, masterclasses, commissions, performances, exhibitions and cultural experiences.
Together, we can nurture a vibrant creative culture where every student has the opportunity to discover what’s possible and shine.
What a wonderful morning we had yesterday, celebrating the dads, grandfathers and father figures in our St Andrew’s Cathedral School community!
Sydney Square was filled with smiling faces as our wonderful fathers and father figures gathered for coffee, delicious breakfast burgers and a chance to connect and celebrate together. A huge thank you to our amazing P&F for making the morning such a special one.
A highlight of the morning was a beautiful performance by our Boys’ Vocal Ensemble, who delighted our guests — and some lucky passers-by — with a spirited rendition of Waltzing Matilda 🇦🇺🎶
Thank you to all the dads, grandfathers and father figures who joined us. We loved celebrating you and all that you bring to the lives of our students.
Happy Father’s Day from St Andrew’s Cathedral School! 💙
Congratulations to two of our students on their recent achievements representing NSW and CIS in their respective sports.
Lucy F represented NSW at the Australian Junior National Handball Championships in August, where the NSW U18 Women’s team finished as runners-up to Queensland.
George M represented CIS at the 18&U Boys Water Polo Exchange at Woy Woy, where the team narrowly missed the Grand Final before securing a strong 18–4 win over CCC in the Bronze Medal match. George was also named CIS Team Captain, a fantastic recognition of his leadership throughout the competition.
Congratulations, Lucy and George, on these outstanding achievements and for representing your teams with such skill, determination and leadership. ... See MoreSee Less
What a time for our snowsports athletes at the Snow Australia State Championships!
Mac F, Milo D and Imara B competed across Slopestyle, Skier Cross and Moguls, taking on some of the state’s best young athletes.
A huge congratulations to Milo, who claimed Gold in Division 1 Moguls, alongside Mac, with the pair also taking Gold as a team. Milo also finished 5th in Slopestyle, earning an invitation to Nationals.
For Imara, it was her first State Championships, where she showed incredible courage and determination tackling a challenging course.
We’re incredibly proud of all three athletes and their outstanding performances. A special congratulations to Milo and Mac, who are now competing at the Australian Championships. Best of luck! ... See MoreSee Less
We’re incredibly proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement from one of our Visual Arts teachers, Mr Matthew Kentmann.
Matthew has been named the 2026 winner of the Kedumba Drawing Award for his work Benedicta, Lavender Bay, which will now join the prestigious Kedumba Drawing Collection alongside works by some of Australia’s most renowned artists, including Lloyd Rees, John Olsen, Margaret Olley and Ben Quilty.
Matthew’s winning work is a spontaneous life drawing, reflecting more than three decades of his dedication to life drawing and his long association with the Sketch Club of the Royal Art Society. The judges recognised the work for its “evidence of movement, risk taking, and capturing the moment”.
It’s a wonderful achievement and a testament to the depth of expertise and creative practice our Visual Arts staff bring to the classroom and to their own artistic work.
Congratulations, Matthew!
The Kedumba Drawing Award finalists exhibition is open until 27 September at Kedumba Gallery. ... See MoreSee Less
Four Year 6 students from 6 Tallawoladah, Jackson F, Ewan F, Callen H and Adrian H, have taken their Research and Innovation Project into the real world, meeting with the Mayor of Randwick to present their ideas for a bike track and more activities for young people in public spaces.
The boys shared their research, proposed solutions and models, receiving positive and constructive feedback from the Mayor, as well as the opportunity to potentially contribute to future bike park designs.
“I loved having the opportunity to present to the Mayor and felt encouraged that he agreed with the problem I identified,” Jackson said.
A wonderful example of students using research, creativity and initiative to engage with their community and advocate for ideas they believe can make a difference.
Well done, boys and a special mention to their teacher, Ms Liana Smith, for supporting and encouraging their learning. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Mycroft S and Lachlan K (Year 10), who recently competed in the PECAN+ Capture the Flag (CTF) competition at the University of Wollongong.
PECAN+ is a national cyber security competition that brings together students in Years 10–12 from across Australia to tackle a range of cyber security challenges across beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
Competing as part of a team with two students from Wollongong, Mycroft and Lachlan entered the intermediate division under the team name ‘IT Helpdesk’. Working independently to solve challenges before combining their scores, the team achieved Best Team Performance in the intermediate division at Wollongong.
They also placed 31st nationally, competing against around 100 teams across all three divisions.
A fantastic achievement for Mycroft and Lachlan, and clearly an experience that has sparked their interest in returning to the competition next year. Congratulations! ... See MoreSee Less
Imagine a world without creativity. You can’t.
We are launching our Giving Day to help create a world of opportunity for our students.
For 24 hours from 4.00pm Thursday 17 September until 4.00pm Friday 18 September we’re raising $200,000 to support performing arts, creative arts and our choristers. Every donation will be matched, doubling its impact.
Your support will connect students with leading artists, performers and creative professionals through mentoring, masterclasses, commissions, performances, exhibitions and cultural experiences.
Together, we can nurture a vibrant creative culture where every student has the opportunity to discover what’s possible and shine.
Watch our launch video, share it with your community and donate today: givingday.sacs.nsw.edu.au
One day of giving. A world of possibility.
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Happy Father’s Day!
Today we celebrate the dads, grandads, uncles, carers, mentors and father figures who play such an important role in the lives of our students.
Thank you for the love, encouragement, guidance and support you give, in all the big and little moments.
We also acknowledge that Father’s Day can be a difficult day for some, and hold in our thoughts those who may be experiencing absence or loss.
“As a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has compassion.” — Psalm 103:13
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💙 Father’s Day in the Square 💙
What a wonderful morning we had yesterday, celebrating the dads, grandfathers and father figures in our St Andrew’s Cathedral School community!
Sydney Square was filled with smiling faces as our wonderful fathers and father figures gathered for coffee, delicious breakfast burgers and a chance to connect and celebrate together. A huge thank you to our amazing P&F for making the morning such a special one.
A highlight of the morning was a beautiful performance by our Boys’ Vocal Ensemble, who delighted our guests — and some lucky passers-by — with a spirited rendition of Waltzing Matilda 🇦🇺🎶
Thank you to all the dads, grandfathers and father figures who joined us. We loved celebrating you and all that you bring to the lives of our students.
Happy Father’s Day from St Andrew’s Cathedral School! 💙
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Celebrating our athletes
Congratulations to two of our students on their recent achievements representing NSW and CIS in their respective sports.
Lucy F represented NSW at the Australian Junior National Handball Championships in August, where the NSW U18 Women’s team finished as runners-up to Queensland.
George M represented CIS at the 18&U Boys Water Polo Exchange at Woy Woy, where the team narrowly missed the Grand Final before securing a strong 18–4 win over CCC in the Bronze Medal match. George was also named CIS Team Captain, a fantastic recognition of his leadership throughout the competition.
Congratulations, Lucy and George, on these outstanding achievements and for representing your teams with such skill, determination and leadership. ... See MoreSee Less
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Racing to the top
What a time for our snowsports athletes at the Snow Australia State Championships!
Mac F, Milo D and Imara B competed across Slopestyle, Skier Cross and Moguls, taking on some of the state’s best young athletes.
A huge congratulations to Milo, who claimed Gold in Division 1 Moguls, alongside Mac, with the pair also taking Gold as a team. Milo also finished 5th in Slopestyle, earning an invitation to Nationals.
For Imara, it was her first State Championships, where she showed incredible courage and determination tackling a challenging course.
We’re incredibly proud of all three athletes and their outstanding performances. A special congratulations to Milo and Mac, who are now competing at the Australian Championships. Best of luck! ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re incredibly proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement from one of our Visual Arts teachers, Mr Matthew Kentmann.
Matthew has been named the 2026 winner of the Kedumba Drawing Award for his work Benedicta, Lavender Bay, which will now join the prestigious Kedumba Drawing Collection alongside works by some of Australia’s most renowned artists, including Lloyd Rees, John Olsen, Margaret Olley and Ben Quilty.
Matthew’s winning work is a spontaneous life drawing, reflecting more than three decades of his dedication to life drawing and his long association with the Sketch Club of the Royal Art Society. The judges recognised the work for its “evidence of movement, risk taking, and capturing the moment”.
It’s a wonderful achievement and a testament to the depth of expertise and creative practice our Visual Arts staff bring to the classroom and to their own artistic work.
Congratulations, Matthew!
The Kedumba Drawing Award finalists exhibition is open until 27 September at Kedumba Gallery. ... See MoreSee Less
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Taking ideas beyond the classroom
Four Year 6 students from 6 Tallawoladah, Jackson F, Ewan F, Callen H and Adrian H, have taken their Research and Innovation Project into the real world, meeting with the Mayor of Randwick to present their ideas for a bike track and more activities for young people in public spaces.
The boys shared their research, proposed solutions and models, receiving positive and constructive feedback from the Mayor, as well as the opportunity to potentially contribute to future bike park designs.
“I loved having the opportunity to present to the Mayor and felt encouraged that he agreed with the problem I identified,” Jackson said.
A wonderful example of students using research, creativity and initiative to engage with their community and advocate for ideas they believe can make a difference.
Well done, boys and a special mention to their teacher, Ms Liana Smith, for supporting and encouraging their learning. ... See MoreSee Less
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Cyber security success for Mycroft and Lachlan
Congratulations to Mycroft S and Lachlan K (Year 10), who recently competed in the PECAN+ Capture the Flag (CTF) competition at the University of Wollongong.
PECAN+ is a national cyber security competition that brings together students in Years 10–12 from across Australia to tackle a range of cyber security challenges across beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
Competing as part of a team with two students from Wollongong, Mycroft and Lachlan entered the intermediate division under the team name ‘IT Helpdesk’. Working independently to solve challenges before combining their scores, the team achieved Best Team Performance in the intermediate division at Wollongong.
They also placed 31st nationally, competing against around 100 teams across all three divisions.
A fantastic achievement for Mycroft and Lachlan, and clearly an experience that has sparked their interest in returning to the competition next year. Congratulations! ... See MoreSee Less
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