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

As I put pen to paper to write this Rector’s comment 63 St Andrew’s students are preparing to head off on four different overseas adventure during the holiday break.

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.

Chapel Update

The College is ready to embark on rebuilding its Chapel which was badly damaged in the 2011 earthquakes. The Chapel is a significant facility that services the large St Andrew’s community which has a strong emotional connection to the present building. After a robust consultation process the decision has been made to deconstruct the existing Chapel and build a larger Chapel able to meet the College’s future needs.