St Andrew’s students, staff, parents and community swapped their signature Red for Pink on Friday 1 November, forming a sea of pink at Noosa Main Beach, running 5km in a powerful show of support in honour of those affected by breast cancer.

Introducing our College Captains for 2024/2025, Mikaela, Ben, Keira and Bryce. These leaders will guide us through the exciting year ahead and their engagement, passion and commitment to our College community make them perfect for the role.

Our world is a large and diverse place. Head of SAIL, Mr Tim Barrett explains how our Global Opportunities programs strategically target growing Cultural Intelligence in our students to ensure they are fully equipped to navigate a culturally diverse future.

A move to St Andrew’s to train alongside some of the best swimmers in the world with a world class coach, has paid dividends for 17 year-old swimmer Jack Morrow, who has just returned from the 2024 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Canberra.

This term we welcomed three new GAP-year students to St Andrew's. Millie and Jo join us from Scotland, while Araya joins us from South Africa. As GAP students they have been immersing themselves in all that is St Andrew's and are looking forward to the next 12 months in Australia.

Dynamic St Andrew’s Anglican College twins Heidi and Holly are kicking goals, lots of them… literally.

We were very excited to have achieved a Platinum award at the Music Fest competition which is the highest level of achievement!!

A focus on building the personal capacity of each and every student has seen St Andrew’s Anglican College awarded Secondary School of the Year (non-government) at the Australian Education Awards on Friday 9 August.

It tends not to be maths lessons on quadrilateral triangles that students remember when they reflect back on their school days. Instead, it is the teacher who made them laugh, the friend who fell out the kayak at Year 9 camp or the victory at the Athletics Carnival.