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St. Andrew's School is located at Jalan Haji Basir, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. The campus includes dedicated spaces for assemblies and events, notably the Dato Ong Kim Kee Hall (DOKK Hall) and a Conference Hall. DOKK Hall has hosted National Day celebrations and science-related events such as the Upper Primary Science Challenge, while the Conference Hall hosts events such as Oratory competitions. These on-campus spaces support academic events, performances, and co-curricular activities across the school. The school serves Kindergarten through Year 11 with a substantial campus footprint reflected in a large number of classes and students.
Co-curricular activities include Basketball, Badminton, Futsal, Netball, and Aerobic Dance for Upper Primary, with Secondary offering related sports and clubs as part of the school's sports program. Co-curricular Activities are held on Tuesday for Upper Primary and Thursday for Lower Primary and Secondary, supporting a broad range of athletic and fitness activities. Through Physical Education programmes, students develop physical well-being and teamwork.
On-campus facilities for academics include the Dato Ong Kim Kee Hall (DOKK Hall), used for science and other academic events, and the Conference Hall, used for competitions and presentations. National Day celebrations have taken place in DOKK Hall, indicating its role as a central campus venue for school-wide activities. The campus location is on Jalan Haji Basir in Bandar Seri Begawan, and the school operates a sizable program with about 50 classes across the Kindergarten to Secondary streams.
The school offers extensive co-curricular activities across both upper primary and secondary levels. Upper Primary clubs include Multi-Cultural Club, Chess, Design & Handicraft, Traditional Games, Performing Arts, Computer Wiz, Board Games, Home Science, Basketball, Badminton, Futsal, Netball, and Aerobic Dance. Secondary clubs cover Year 7 to Year 11 offerings such as Number Ninjas, 3D Art, Culinary Club, Environmental Club, Chess/Board Games (Year 7), Origami, Robotics, Cooking Club, Art & Design Club, Chinese Cultural Club (Year 8), Police Cadet, First Aid, Fire & Rescue, Girl Guides (Year 9), DIY Handicrafts, Junior Chef, Art Club, Henna Club, English is Fun (Year 10), Vocal/Drama/Theatre, Music Club (Year 11), plus Common Clubs like Public Speaking, Fitness Club, and Debate Club. Lower Primary activities include Indoor Games, Art, Dancing/Singing, Craft (Year 1), ICT and Performing Arts (Year 3), and additional gestures of activity through other early-year clubs. The school holds these Co-curricular Activities on Tuesday (Upper Primary) and Thursday (Lower Primary and Secondary). The PE programme also emphasizes overall physical fitness as part of regular school life.
St. Andrew's School is a historic co-educational institution located in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. Founded in 1957 by Rev. Canon Paul Chong En Siong, the school has grown from a small intake of 70 students to a vibrant community of over 1,600 pupils. It follows a curriculum that prepares students for the Cambridge GCE O Level examinations, integrating the Brunei National Curriculum requirements. The campus serves students from Kindergarten through Secondary levels (Year 11), emphasizing character development alongside academic studies. Notable facilities include dedicated spaces for sciences and computer studies, supporting a wide range of co-curricular activities. The school is particularly active in uniformed groups and competitive societies, such as the Police Cadets and various academic clubs like "Number Ninjas" and Robotics. St. Andrew's prides itself on its multicultural environment, with a diverse student body that fosters mutual respect and discipline.
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