The Chief Operating Engineer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of all equipment under utilities and services with special emphasis on efficient safe operation of the mechanical systems, steam boilers, refrigeration system, life safety systems, and heating and cooling systems on our 126 acre campus. Reporting to the Director of Property & Facilities, the successful candidate will have the opportunity to train under our current Chief Engineer before taking on the full responsibilities of the position.

St. Andrew’s College closed out the 2018-19 school year on a high note by celebrating remarkable student success and cheering on our grade 8 and grade 12 graduates.

This morning’s Athletic Assembly in Ketchum Auditorium was a celebration of the spring sports successes.

It’s rare opportunity to chat with a member of the Canadian Space Agency and thanks to the Middle School’s SpaceX Design Challenge this year, the boys enjoyed this special occasion Monday afternoon in Ketchum Auditorium.

The Class of 2019 started off their final chapel service of the year with the singing of a favourite hymn, Amazing Grace.

It was a standing-room-only crowd in Ketchum Auditorium during a full-school assembly this week as the new slate of Prefects was announced.

Focus is celebrating 30 years of envelope-pushing theatre in a three-day celebration of stage plays, music, and art May 8-10.

Gracias to the boys in Claudio Numa’s grade 11 Spanish class who provided a delicioso lunch this week.

As much as SpringSmash is about sports and play, the charitable aspect of the day is just as important.

Last year around this time, a hockey team from Saskatchewan was heading to a playoff game, but they never made it. Sixteen were killed in the accident and a team, community, province, and, a country were profoundly impacted. 

The Senior Reach Regional Tournament was held on Thursday, April 4 at St. Augustine Catholic High School in Markham, Ont.

There were pipes and drums and so much more at this year’s Celtic Concert.

Faculty and staff dined on some tasty literary treats at this morning’s professional development session.

It was an exciting day on Toronto's Donalda Club curling sheets Friday, March 1.

Grade 9 student Jonathan Shen is this year’s school champion in the Canadian Geographic Challenge.

Saints Curling teams split two games against Bayview Glen on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at the Bradford Curling Club.

Doing good deeds is a reward unto itself, but helping out in the Amazon rainforest is a special kind of treat.

In his most scary and ghost-like voice, author Joel A. Sutherland began his presentation, “A day like today is perfect for staying inside and telling ghost stories.”

The first career lunch for grade 11 students featured an anesthesiologist and the boys were far from asleep during his presentation.

The U16 Basketball Saints travelled to Crestwood Prep to take on behemoth Elijah Fisher and their U16 squad. 

Boys were in for a delicious treat at lunchtime in the form of dumplings and other goodies to celebrate Chinese New Year.

The First Basketball team headed to Ridley College on Monday, February 4 for a must-win game to keep their CISAA playoff hopes alive. 

The newest offering from our Broadcast Journalism students is on our YouTube channel and is well worth the watch.

From watercolour painting and portrait drawing to sock puppets and wire sculpture, it was certainly a time for Middle School boys to let their creative spirit flow.

Our Saints made us proud at the Pan AM pool in Markham on Wednesday, January 30.

There is no better way to start a Friday than to hear inspirational messaging about anti-bullying.

It was a great match for the U16 Basketball team versus local rival Villanova.

 

The theme during Chapel services this week was Holocaust Remembrance, a mournful and serious topic.

It was a feast for the eyes at St. Andrew’s as more than 100 top visual arts students from independent schools spent a day immersed in creative pursuits.

First Squash members are showing a lot of improvement and we saw some great wins yesterday by Caden McHenry, Charlie McDonald, Ryan Sutherland-Pace, and Jason Garner. 

The First Basketball team hosted UCC in a rematch of their recent battle in Toronto. 

A co-ed conversation delving into gender roles and sexual harassment took place at St. Andrew’s.

The First Basketball team squared off against UCC in an important league matchup. 

The First Basketball team hosted Ridley College Saturday morning for a critical CISAA league game.