An electrifying night of student theatre unfolded as Year 10 Drama students took the Black Box Theatre stage this week.
This entirely student-driven production featured short plays written, produced and performed by the students themselves. From scriptwriting to directing, lighting, sound, costumes and set design, our talented students took on every role to bring their original works to life.
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Making a splash at the Secondary School Swimming Carnival!
Our students gave it their all on Tuesday at the Secondary School Swimming Carnival, held at the beautiful Drummoyne Swimming Centre. From start to finish, they competed fiercely, showcasing skill, determination and incredible school spirit in every event, no matter the result.
The day was filled with energy, teamwork and a strong sense of camaraderie, with students cheering each other on from the stands and supporting their house in every race.
Thankyou to our P&F for running an epic sausage sizzle and our Sports staff for their coordination throughout the day.
Congratulations to all our swimmers for their fantastic effort and enthusiasm. ... See MoreSee Less
Joshua was featured on 7NEWS Australia's ‘The Bright Side’ this week, talking about his involvement and passion for programmes at PCYC NSW.
Police and Community Youth Clubs (PCYC) NSW is a youth charity built by the community, for the community. They are the largest provider of community sports and recreation across New South Wales and work through OOSH care services, driver education programs and youth programmes.
Josh was outstanding on-stage and on-camera at our Spin Cycle Challenge fundraising event! We're so proud of his growth and achievements at PCYC, and incredibly lucky to have an asset like him apart of our team 💙
Every Monday and Thursday at 5.15pm, St Andrew’s Cathedral opens its doors for a peaceful 45-minute service of choral music, scripture and reflection – a quiet pause in the heart of the city.
Step away from the noise and let the Cathedral Choir lift your spirit with psalms and sacred music beneath the gothic arches of Australia’s oldest cathedral.
Director of Music, Mr Ross Cobb shares, “Evensong offers the chance to come and be part of something beautiful, transcendent and timeless.”
Whether you’re seeking stillness, beauty or simply a moment to reset, all are welcome. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Florence Eager (Year 6), whose beautiful artwork ‘Blooming Minds’ has been awarded first place in the Association od Independent Schools NSW World Teachers’ Day Art Competition.
Her piece, a flower blooming from a book, is a powerful metaphor for the way teachers help students grow from a seed into their fullest potential.
In her own words:
“Teachers guide us not just in what we need to learn, but in who we might become.”
Watch Florence share the inspiration behind her artwork, the moment she found out she won and her heartfelt thank you to teachers everywhere. ... See MoreSee Less
Wishing our IB students all the very best as they begin their exams today. Your hard work, curiosity and commitment have led you to this moment – may you walk into each exam with clarity, confidence and peace.
“Be strong and courageous... for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” - Joshua 1:9
We’re continuing to celebrate the incredible staff who make St Andrew’s such a special place.
Last week was St Andrew’s Cathedral School Staff Appreciation Week, and our gratitude doesn’t end there! Our Junior School students shared what they love most about the teachers and staff who help them learn, grow and smile each day. ... See MoreSee Less
Wishing our Year 12 students all the very best as they continue their HSC exams, and to our IBDP students who begin their exams on 27 October.
Through challenge and change, you’ve shown resilience, courage and heart. This final chapter is a celebration of all you’ve achieved and all you’ve become. We look forward to celebrating your results and the many achievements still to come.
As you step into the next season of life, may you “run with perseverance the race marked out for you” (Hebrews 12:1).
Watch the full Valedictory highlights below — a look back at the memories and a celebration of this remarkable journey. ... See MoreSee Less
This week we celebrated St Andrew’s Cathedral School Staff Appreciation Week, a time to recognise the incredible people who make our School community what it is. From teachers to administrators, IT experts to counsellors, and everyone in between, each staff member plays a vital part in shaping daily life at St Andrew’s Cathedral School.
Our Secondary students shared what they love most about our staff, and their answers say it all. ... See MoreSee Less
Scripts to stage
An electrifying night of student theatre unfolded as Year 10 Drama students took the Black Box Theatre stage this week.
This entirely student-driven production featured short plays written, produced and performed by the students themselves. From scriptwriting to directing, lighting, sound, costumes and set design, our talented students took on every role to bring their original works to life.
Congratulations on an incredible evening of creativity and hard work. ... See MoreSee Less
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Making a splash at the Secondary School Swimming Carnival!
Our students gave it their all on Tuesday at the Secondary School Swimming Carnival, held at the beautiful Drummoyne Swimming Centre. From start to finish, they competed fiercely, showcasing skill, determination and incredible school spirit in every event, no matter the result.
The day was filled with energy, teamwork and a strong sense of camaraderie, with students cheering each other on from the stands and supporting their house in every race.
Thankyou to our P&F for running an epic sausage sizzle and our Sports staff for their coordination throughout the day.
Congratulations to all our swimmers for their fantastic effort and enthusiasm. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done to Year 12 student Joshua Morgan.
Joshua was featured on 7NEWS Australia's ‘The Bright Side’ this week, talking about his involvement and passion for programmes at PCYC NSW.
Police and Community Youth Clubs (PCYC) NSW is a youth charity built by the community, for the community. They are the largest provider of community sports and recreation across New South Wales and work through OOSH care services, driver education programs and youth programmes.
Congratulations Joshua! ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome Josh!
Josh was outstanding on-stage and on-camera at our Spin Cycle Challenge fundraising event! We're so proud of his growth and achievements at PCYC, and incredibly lucky to have an asset like him apart of our team 💙
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You’re invited to Evensong.
Every Monday and Thursday at 5.15pm, St Andrew’s Cathedral opens its doors for a peaceful 45-minute service of choral music, scripture and reflection – a quiet pause in the heart of the city.
Step away from the noise and let the Cathedral Choir lift your spirit with psalms and sacred music beneath the gothic arches of Australia’s oldest cathedral.
Director of Music, Mr Ross Cobb shares, “Evensong offers the chance to come and be part of something beautiful, transcendent and timeless.”
Whether you’re seeking stillness, beauty or simply a moment to reset, all are welcome. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Florence Eager (Year 6), whose beautiful artwork ‘Blooming Minds’ has been awarded first place in the Association od Independent Schools NSW World Teachers’ Day Art Competition.
Her piece, a flower blooming from a book, is a powerful metaphor for the way teachers help students grow from a seed into their fullest potential.
In her own words:
“Teachers guide us not just in what we need to learn, but in who we might become.”
Watch Florence share the inspiration behind her artwork, the moment she found out she won and her heartfelt thank you to teachers everywhere. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Wishing our IB students all the very best as they begin their exams today. Your hard work, curiosity and commitment have led you to this moment – may you walk into each exam with clarity, confidence and peace.
“Be strong and courageous... for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” - Joshua 1:9
We are proud of you, IB Class of 2025! ... See MoreSee Less
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All the best!
We’re continuing to celebrate the incredible staff who make St Andrew’s such a special place.
Last week was St Andrew’s Cathedral School Staff Appreciation Week, and our gratitude doesn’t end there! Our Junior School students shared what they love most about the teachers and staff who help them learn, grow and smile each day. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Wishing our Year 12 students all the very best as they continue their HSC exams, and to our IBDP students who begin their exams on 27 October.
Through challenge and change, you’ve shown resilience, courage and heart. This final chapter is a celebration of all you’ve achieved and all you’ve become. We look forward to celebrating your results and the many achievements still to come.
As you step into the next season of life, may you “run with perseverance the race marked out for you” (Hebrews 12:1).
Watch the full Valedictory highlights below — a look back at the memories and a celebration of this remarkable journey. ... See MoreSee Less
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Best wishes to all 12 graders. Give it ur very best
Best decision I made moving my daughter to SACS. Thank you for everything.
Great video and celebration. God bless.
Our staff – we appreciate you!
This week we celebrated St Andrew’s Cathedral School Staff Appreciation Week, a time to recognise the incredible people who make our School community what it is. From teachers to administrators, IT experts to counsellors, and everyone in between, each staff member plays a vital part in shaping daily life at St Andrew’s Cathedral School.
Our Secondary students shared what they love most about our staff, and their answers say it all. ... See MoreSee Less
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