St. Andrew’s concert bands have once again received national recognition for musical excellence after earning triple-gold standing at MusicFest Canada.

Documentary filmmaking was part of a month-long project for grade 10 Civics students as they strove to earn a $5,000 donation for a local grassroots charity of their choice.

In the theatrical world, Old Boy Eugene Ma ’08 would be considered a triple threat.

Learning how to perform laparoscopic surgery isn’t something high school students are typically exposed to, but for one SAC student it was part of a day of interactive fun.

It was a two-pronged ceremony in the Yuill Family Gymnasium this morning as retired teachers Ann and Bob Perrier were on hand to be recognized for their contributions to St. Andrew’s College.

It was a tense atmosphere this morning in the Yuill Family Gymnasium as the Prefects for the 2013-2014 academic year were announced by Headmaster Kevin McHenry.

For three days each May, St. Andrew’s comes alive with a unique festival that celebrates the dramatic arts and features the incredible talent found within the School.

Having fun and raising funds for a good cause are things SAC students are good at, which is why SpringSmash has become such a popular event.

It was a beautiful afternoon on the Quad for attendees of the 108th Annual Cadet Inspection held on Sat., May 4.

The most prestigious medal bestowed by the Royal Canadian Army Cadet program has been awarded to grade 12 student Scott Wood.

Spring is by far the busiest season for the St. Andrew’s Cadets Corps, culminating each year with three ceremonial events.

SAC was the sole Canadian host of a qualifying robotics tournament, held Sat. Apr. 6 in the Bedard Gymnasium. Robofest is an annual robotics festival and competition designed to promote and support science, engineering, technology, math and computer science.

With close to 500 first-round university offers on the table, the Class of 2013 has a lot to ponder.

SAC’s top programmers were out to defend their title at a home tournament against 19 teams from seven Ontario independent schools.

SAC was well-represented at the Toronto Indoor Games, with all our pipers placing in their respective events.

For the third year in a row, Andreans are being asked to do their part to alleviate hunger in the local community.

Students and faculty returning from March Break were met with a different campus than the one they left only two weeks earlier.

The Pipes & Drums entertained at the ACC during a Toronto Rock Lacrosse game.

This week is Freedom to Read Week across Canada, and at SAC, we’re celebrating by showcasing some of the many books that have been challenged or censored.

William Scoular had to flex all of his creative and technical muscles to complete his latest video in time for the official announcement of the La Brier Family Arena earlier this month.

Community business leaders were on campus for the Annual Mayor’s Luncheon Feb. 21.

The SAC Wind Ensemble has been awarded a triple-gold medal at the MusicFest Ontario Regionals for the tenth consecutive year.

La Brier Family Arena to enhance athletics at SAC and within the local community.

St. Andrew's College goes undefeated during the MacPherson Hockey Tournament and clinched the gold medal against long-time rivals Upper Canada College.

Former NHL star Gary Roberts was the guest speaker at today’s MacPherson Tournament luncheon.

Headmaster Kevin McHenry will make a major announcement tonight during opening ceremonies for the 30th Annual MacPherson Hockey Tournament.

Student interest and achievement in robotics continues to grow at SAC.

Middle School students enjoyed a visit from Toronto Argos community relations manager, Jason Colero, defensive end, David Lee, and the Grey Cup.

Fencer Michael Hastings-Grgas has been named to Team Canada and will compete in Men's Foil at the 2013 Junior & Cadet Pan American Fencing Championships from Feb. 6-9 in Ponce, Puerto Rico.

A team of nine SAC students in grades 7-9 have advanced to the provincial level of the FIRST Lego® League (FLL).

The true power and spirit of SAC giving is never better exemplified then during the festive season, when Andreans pull together in support of the Holiday Heroes program.

It was an enchanting evening of music and brotherhood on Friday as the Andrean community came together for its annual Carol Service.

The plans have been three years in the making, and finally we have official approval for the new facilities the boys of St. Andrew’s College truly deserve.

After weeks of hiding behind closed curtains and blacked-out car windows, Brad Smith ’02 and his fiancée, Bianka Kamber, made one of their first official outings together Saturday evening at SAC.

With a reputation as one of the country’s leading IT schools, SAC again plays host to a conference that allows other schools to see our technology in action.

It’s with tremendous excitement that the SAC Drama Society brings the Gershwin tap musical, Crazy For You, to the stage on Nov. 22, 23 and 24.

Members of the Pipes and Drums participated in various Remembrance Ceremonies at local elementary schools on Friday.

At St. Andrew’s College, a new tradition is being forged for Remembrance Day, one that explores and honours the lives of some of the 104 young Andreans who died in the First World War.

It was a big week for school sports with three of our SAC Varsity teams vying for league championship titles in the Conference of Independent Schools Athletic Association.

Grade 12 student, Aaron DeGagne, is going on a very exciting adventure. In December, he will travel to Qatar to attend the Doha GOALS (Gathering of all Leaders in Sport) Forum.

Graeme Allison ’13 and Mitchell Arnold ’09 were part of yesterday’s funeral procession at Queen’s Park for Ontario’s former Lt.-Gov.

Recently retired Head of Math, Bob Perrier, was among this year’s honourees for the 2012 Prime Minister’s Awards for Teaching Excellence.

Course lengths for today’s school-wide cross-country run have been verified after the newly renovated upper fields altered the run’s traditional route.

It’s hard to believe that all the success Old Boy Peter McClelland ’02 had in the sport of rowing may never have happened if he hadn’t been hit by a drunk driver.

A grade 12 student's entrepreneurial dreams came true recently with a chance to pitch his invention to the stars of Dragons' Den.

You couldn’t have asked for a better day for the 2012 St. Andrew’s Homecoming! The weather cooperated and our teams played well.

It was a summer to remember for Michael Marcantognini, who won the national championships with the U16 Ontario Provincial Soccer team, then attended tryouts with two pro clubs in England.

Running until Oct. 6, this landmark gallery show, at the Aurora Cultural Centre (ACC), marks the first time that the collection has been exhibited off-campus.

When the summer of 2012 ended and classes began, there were a recond number of students on campus.

Entertaining crowds at the Summer Games was one of many memorable highlights of the band trip to London and Paris.

A group of St. Andrew’s musicians prepares to depart for London to perform during the Olympics.

Follow the blog for the SASSAW trip to Tanzania July 31-Aug. 21 and check out the photo gallery.

The St. Andrew’s Robotics team advanced to the semifinals at the international RoboCup competition in Mexico City.

New SAC Pipe Major dominating summer competitions.

The names of three teachers will live on long after they retire from St. Andrew’s this summer in the form of special tributes made in their honour.

Matt Yustin has earned himself a spot at the Callaway Junior World Golf Championships in California.

It’s been another banner year for St. Andrew’s College!

It has been quite a spring for SAC athletes at every level of play.

Readers of Young Adult (YA) Literature will have the opportunity to listen to two free audiobook downloads of bestselling titles and classics each week between Jun. 14 - Aug. 22.

The St. Andrew’s community has again rallied together, this time raising an amazing $9,287 for SpringSmash 2012.

It's been a banner year for recruitment of SAC football players.

Fencer Michael Hastings-Grgas is the Canadian silver medallist for Cadet Men’s Foil.

Rehearsals for the Music trip to the London Olympics stepped up this week, less than three months until the Games begin.

St. Andrew’s concert bands have received national recognition for musical excellence after earning triple gold at MusicFest Canada.

It was a tense atmosphere this morning in the Yuill Family Gymnasium as the Prefects for the 2012-2013 academic year were announced by Headmaster Kevin McHenry.

TV’s newest bachelor is none other than St. Andrew’s Old Boy Brad Smith from the Class of 2002.

A team of four SAC students took a decisive first place finish in yesterday's computer programming competition for local independent schools.

Not one, but two St. Andrew’s offensive linemen will soon be playing major NCAA Division I football in the U.S.

St. Andrew's College mourns the passing of a SAC legend, former First Football Coach Gordon Ackerman (1929-2012).

Two grade 11 students are heading to the U.S. next month after qualifying for an international business competition.

St. Andrew's Academic Director Michael Paluch addresses common questions about all-boys' education.

St. Andrew's honoured its student athletes earlier this month at the fall Athletic Assembly. Director of Athletics Greg Reid and SAC coaches recognized members of all 18 fall term sports teams.