Last week, 83 students in the ACPlus Investments Club were lucky participants in the first installment of this year's Business Speaker Series, a new initiative that will feature a variety of guest speakers from various business disciplines throughout the year.

Several members of the SAC golf team traveled north of Barrie Wednesday to vie for a spot to represent CISAA at the upcoming OFSAA golf tournament. 

A first-hand account from SAC student who attended the Engaging in Entrepreneurship & Engineering Program (E³). 

Andreans from all over were on campus enjoying our annual Homecoming festivities this past weekend.

It’s Homecoming weekend, so drop by to connect with students, parents, Old Boys, and faculty.

The entire student population – 652 boys this year – gathered for the Opening Assembly Thursday in Ketchum Auditorium.

Our new banners are up along Yonge Street to greet students arriving for the 2018-19 school year.

A St. Andrew’s College squad consisting of Major Brian McCue, Cadet LCol Thomas Childerhose ’19, and Warrant Officer Jalen Gu ’19 report back from the Toronto Military Family Resource Centre.

Dylan Tabone, grade 12 student and QB of the 1^st Football Saints, has landed in Mexico City ahead of the 2018 International Federation of American Football World Junior Championship. 

Kody Clark ’17 and Cameron Hillis ’18 are headed to the big show!

St. Andrew’s College wraps up its 119th School year this week with Prize Day and Graduation ceremonies.

The Middle School had the privilege of hosting Chris Egi as a special guest during their morning Chapel service.

Upper School boys were joined by 80 girls from Trafalgar Castle School for an important symposium called “Conversations.”

The McEwen Leadership Fundamentals (IDC3O) class recently travelled to Toronto, Ontario for a culminating class field trip. 

Like books, humans contain a multitude of stories. Each one is personal and unique.

This year’s stellar crop of student actors, artists, and musicians will take centre stage at Focus–A Celebration of The Arts, running May 2-4 on campus.

Several St. Andrew’s teams will be going to the world competition this summer to represent Canada.

The 1st Rugby Saints competed in the St. Maximilian Kolbe CHS Tournament on April 13, and put together three truly excellent games of rugby.

The echoing strains of Amazing Grace rang through the La Brier Family Arena last night as visiting players stood in tribute to the Humboldt Broncos.

In what may have been the most fun game our coaching staff has ever been a part of, your U16 Saints came from behind against first-place St. Michael's College to win the championship for the first time in years.

The SAC Saints performed exceedingly well in the two days of OFSAA competition in Windsor, Ont. They competed with 2400 swimmers representing a total of 356 teams.

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

Our U16 and 1st swimmers headed to the Markham PanAm pool Wednesday, February 14 for the CISAA Championship and OFSAA qualifier.

The SAC Nordic Ski team travelled to Duntroon Highlands Nordic to take part in a six Association combined championship Wednesday.

The SAC Alpine Ski Team headed to Alpine SC for their Championship race today.

Over the past few weeks, grade 11 Biology students have had the unique opportunity to isolate, purify, amplify, and sequence DNA in their course using many techniques that are generally only found in university and forensic laboratories.

Excellent goaltending and tight defensive play led to the Varsity B  Saints allowing just two goals in the first three games of the Gary West Sr. Boys Hockey Tournament.