Museum

From its earliest days, St Andrew’s College has recognised the importance of documenting and preserving its unique and treasured history. In 1986, the Warwick Sullivan Memorial Museum was opened on the first floor of Strowan House (itself a heritage building) and in 1989 a curator was appointed.

Today the College Museum is a fascinating collection of photographs, documents, uniforms and other memorabilia displayed impressively across almost the entire length of Strowan House. It is well worth a visit – even for those not connected with the College. The history of St Andrew’s College is inextricably linked to the history of Christchurch and surroundings.

For more information, contact the curator at museum@stac.school.nz or telephone 03 940 2000.

From The Rector

Term 1 is always a very busy one on the school calendar and 2012 will be no exception, with a number of important school events. An exciting celebratory event will be the Official Opening of the New Preparatory School by His Excellency Lieutenant General The Right Honourable Sir Jerry Mateparae, Governor-General of New Zealand, on Thursday 23 February.

Let us show you around...

If you missed our Open Days book at guided tour with us at a time that suits you. Our tours are personalised to suit your needs and give you every opportunity to see our students in action in the classroom. A guided tour gives you the opportunity to talk at length and in depth about the College programmes.

Regulus Magazine

The Rector's magazine, Regulus, is an important part of the College’s communication with our whole-school community. The next issue is due out in early November.