Australia, Sydney
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The school is a day school for girls and boys from Kindergarten through Year 12.
The Uniform Shop maintains a high standard of uniform presentation. Uniforms can be ordered online via the Parent Portal, and fittings are by appointment.
The canteen is located on Level 9 of St Andrew's House. QuickCliq provides online ordering for recess and lunch.
The school has eight houses named after English cathedrals. The Heads of York and Westminster Houses lead the Big City Make Off. There are five house competitions each year, and the Dean Pitt Shield is awarded to the house with the most points.
St Andrew's Cathedral School and Gawura School are governed by two School Councils, currently sharing the same membership. The Councils set goals, long-term planning, and oversight for the Head of School, budget, and policy, delegating daily operations to the Head of School and to committees (Finance, Governance, Property, Risk). Ex officio members include The Archbishop as President and The Dean of St Andrew's Cathedral.
St Andrew's Cathedral School is an independent Anglican co-educational day school in Sydney's CBD. It delivers the NSW curriculum for Years 7–10 through the NSW Education Standards Authority, with the IB Middle Years Programme layered over these guidelines. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, History and Social Science, Technology and Applied Studies, Languages Other Than English, Creative Arts and Personal Development, Health and Physical Education. A School Mandated Compulsory Course is Christian Development. In Years 11–12 students can study either the Higher School Certificate or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, with a track record of strong results in both credentials. The two high-rise CBD campuses adjacent to St Andrew's Cathedral use the Chapter House for assemblies and performing arts. Facilities include the TAS Design Centre with labs and 3D printers, a library system across three sites, and Kirrikee Outdoor Education Centre. The school hosts more than 30 ensembles, choristers and a robust performing arts program, and is an IB World School.