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Last year’s 24 4 Smiley event was very successful, raising enough money to buy 132 pairs of school shoes for learners at the Good Shepherd Primary […]

15 St Andrew’s College boys entered the Trinity College of London Music examinations in November last year, achieving 8 Merit awards and 5 Distinctions. Pass Neil […]

The Grade 8 Walk is tradition and an annual event which takes place on the first Saturday after the boys have arrived on campus. The walk […]

We were very fortunate to have Paddy Upton visit College for a series of talks last Thursday and Friday. Mr Upton, best known for his work […]

Gold Standard: Ross Nagel has achieved the Gold Standard of the President’s Award, which is affiliated with the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award. He has been […]

The idea of a mentor has become central to learning in the Global South Context. The implication of this programme has strengthened over time at St […]

The inaugural A Levels class of 2019/2020 is a remarkable group of young men and women who have taken ownership of their academic progress, and we […]

St Andrew’s College is an awesome school with solid values born our of great tradition and history, consistently releasing young men into the world, who are […]

Our ‘Newboys’ Day took place today and we are so excited to welcome new pupils and their parents to the Andrean Community. An amazing journey, full […]

St Andrew’s College’s first fixture of the year in the Grahamstown Schools’ Cricket Festival versus Menlopark was reduced to a T20 match. St Andrew’s College won […]

St Andrew’s won the toss and elected to bat on a wet and overcast morning. The batters applied themselves well and played a good innings. Bertram […]

James Mullins is part of the Warriors side at Cricket South Africa’s annual Cubs Week (U19). James was named Man of the Match against Namibia with […]

This week we bid farewell to staff who are leaving St Andrew’s College. We thank them for their commitment and support over the years and wish […]

 

The 1st VIII Rowing team received their 1st team tri-suits from the Headmaster, Mr Thompson. The team will be taking part in the South African Schools […]

The Michaelmas Term Extreme Reading Competition was tied between Daniel Roodt and Matthew Hoggarth. Some Secrets Never Die… so it seems as can be seen in […]

Five St Andrew’s College boys, Martin Wolmarans, Oliva Lange, Ethan John, Haydn John and Joss Hempel, swam in the Nelson Mandela Bay Championship gala recently. They […]

Journey 2019 will go down as one of the toughest to date. The crippling drought has rendered the Karoo virtually waterless. Campsites that were picked out […]

With less than one week left of The Journey, the groups are moving along at a good pace and are getting to their campsites in good […]

The Grahamstown launch of Marguerite’s latest novel, A Sin of Omission, took place in the St Andrew’s College Chapel and in the Andrean Resource Centre on […]

The OA Tide Memorial Service took place at the Chapel, as part of the Old Andrean (OA) Tide Reunion weekend. The service is a time to […]

The St Andrew’s College Football Club faced Kingswood College in what was the first football matches between the two schools. We share the same goal, for […]

The last tennis event of the year took place at the DSG courts, and twelve mixed doubles teams took part in the second annual St Andrew’s […]

A large and very appreciative audience supported the last of the Senior Open Concerts for the year on Wednesday night. The programme was varied and the […]

The Interact Club boys closed the year with the Santa Shoebox project “Christmas in November”. The boys collected shoe boxes which were then filled with basic […]

Eighty-five Grade 9 boys met on Baxter Field with backpacks, a sleeping bag and a hat. The camp was shifted to early November and the boys […]

he Grade 8 boys departed for African Imprint straight after the Remembrance Day Parade on 10 November and enjoyed almost four days of outdoor activity. The […]

“Cutting libraries during a recession is like cutting hospitals during a plague.” – Eleanor Crumblehulme  (Library Assistant, University of British Columbia, Canada) Saying that the state of libraries in […]