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Онтариодағы мектеп Сент-Эндрю колледжі (SAC) – 1899 жылы құрылған және Канаданың Онтарио провинциясының Аврора қаласында орналасқан тәуелсіз пансион және күндізгі мектеп. Бұл 5-12 сыныптарда оқитын ұлдарға арналған университет дайындығы мектебі, академиялық жетістіктерге, спортқа және көшбасшылық қабілеттерін дамытуға баса назар аударады. Мектеп Канаданың Білім беру стандарттары институтымен аккредиттелген және CAIS, CASE, NAIS және Халықаралық ұлдар мектептері коалициясы (IBSC) сияқты басқа да ұйымдармен байланыста. Мектептің гербі 2006 жылдың 15 тамызында Канаданың Геральдикалық басқармасында тіркелді.
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St. Andrew's College (SAC) is an independent boarding and day school founded in 1899 and located in Aurora, Ontario, Canada. It is a university preparatory school for boys in grades 5 to 12, with a focus on academic achievement, athletics, and leadership development. It is accredited by the Canadian Educational Standards Institute and is affiliated with other associations, including CAIS, CASE, NAIS and the International Boys' Schools Coalition (IBSC). The school's coat of arms was registered with the Canadian Heraldic Authority on August 15, 2006.
Тарих
Сент-Эндрю колледжі алғаш рет Торонто қаласының Розедейл ауданындағы Йонг көшесі мен Роксборо даңғылының солтүстік-шығыс бұрышында, бұрын сэр Дэвид Макферсонға тиесілі болған Chestnut Park деген үйде орналасқан. Колледж 1899 жылдың 10 қыркүйегінде директор Рев. Джордж Брюс басшылығымен ашылды, ал алғашқы тіркелген студент Дуглас В. Фрейзер ('06) болды. Бірінші оқу жылының соңында 56 студент болды, олардың 13-і интернатта оқыды. 1900 жылы Рев. Брюстің орнына Д. Брюс Макдональд директор болып тағайындалды, ал 1901 жылы мектеп өзінің алғашқы жылнамасын – The Review атты басылымды жариялады. 1903 жылы құрылған Ескі түлектер қауымдастығы (Old Boys Association) қазірге дейін белсенді қызмет етеді. 1905 жылы студенттер санының артуына байланысты мектеп Розедейлдегі жаңа кампусқа көшірілді, ол МакЛеннан даңғылының батысында, Саммерхилл даңғылынан Дуглас драйвына дейін, Розедейл алаңының солтүстігінде орналасқан, үлкен Колледждік готика стиліндегі құрылыс. Розедейл кампусы 150 интернат оқушысы, 300 күндізгі оқушы және 9 ұстазды қамтамасыз етуге арналған. 1909 жылға қарай колледжде Канада, Ямайка, АҚШ, Мексика, Коста-Рика, Панама, Қытай және Бермудадан келген студенттер оқыды. 1911 жылы колледж Басқару кеңесінің бақылауындағы корпорацияға айналды. Бірінші дүниежүзілік соғыста 600-дан астам Ескі түлек (Old Boys) қатысты, олардың 104-і және 2 ұстаз қаза тапты. 1918 жылдан 1920 жылға дейін колледж уақытша Нокс колледжіне көшірілді, себебі Розедейл кампусы Бірінші дүниежүзілік соғыста жарақат алған әскерилерге арналған госпиталь ретінде пайдаланылды. Мектеп 1926 жылы Аврораға соңғы рет көшіп келді, қазіргі кампус қалалық аймақта орналасқан. Оның Грузиндық жаңғыру стиліндегі архитектурасы дәстүрлі төртбұрышты ауланың айналасында салынған. Ескерткіш қақпасының кіреберісі 1928 жылы аяқталды. Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыста 600-дан астам Ескі түлек қызмет етті, олардың 45-і қаза тапты, олардың есімдері ескерткіш капелласында жазылған тақталарда көрсетілген. 1956 жылы мектептің The Andrean атты ақпараттық бюлетені жарық көрді және одан бері үздіксіз шығарылып келеді. Кампуста төрт интернат үйі бар, онда 651 оқушының шамамен жартысы тұрады. Факультеттің көптеген мүшелері де кампуста тұрады. Аврора кампусы "Кедет Келли" фильмінің түсірілімінде және Netflix мини-сериалы "Королеваның гамбиті"нің 5-ші эпизодында пайда болды.
St. Andrew's College was first situated at the northeast corner of Yonge Street and Roxborough Avenue in the Toronto neighbourhood of Rosedale, in a house named Chestnut Park that was previously owned by Sir David Macpherson. The college opened on September 10, 1899 under the direction of Headmaster Rev. George Bruce and the first student to enroll was Douglas W. Fraser ('06). By the end of the first school year there were 56 students, 13 being boarders. Rev. Bruce was succeeded by D. Bruce Macdonald as Headmaster in 1900, and in 1901 the school published its first yearbook: The Review. The Old Boys Association, still active presently, was founded in 1903. In 1905, due to the increasing size of the student body, the school moved to a new campus within Rosedale, west of MacLennan Avenue, from Summerhill Avenue to Douglas Drive just north of Rosedale Field, in a large Collegiate Gothic structure. The Rosedale Campus was designed to serve 150 boarders, 300 day boys, and 9 masters. By 1909, the college had students from Canada, Jamaica, the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, China, and Bermuda. In 1911, the college became a corporation under the control of a Board of Governors. Over 600 Old Boys fought in the First World War, and 104 lost their lives along with 2 masters. From 1918 to 1920, the college temporarily moved to Knox College, as the Rosedale Campus served as a military hospital for wounded soldiers from the First World War. The school made its final move in 1926 to Aurora, where the current campus occupies a site in a suburban environment. Its Georgian Revival architecture is built around the traditional quadrangle form. The Memorial Gateway entrance was completed in 1928. Over 600 Old Boys served during the Second World War with 45 losing their lives, plaques listing their names are displayed within the memorial chapel. 1956, the school newsletter The Andrean was created and has been published since. There are four boarding houses on campus, which is home to approximately half of the 651 boys. Many members of the faculty also live on campus. It was the Aurora campus that was featured in the filming of Cadet Kelly and the 5th episode of the Netflix mini series The Queen's Gambit.
Кадет корпусы
Сент-Эндрюде Канаданың екінші ірі Корольдік Канада армиясы кадеттер корпусы орналасқан. 1905 жылы құрылған №142 Сент-Эндрю колледжінің Жоғарғы Таулы кадеттер корпусы қазір көп жылдық көшбасшылық бағдарламасы болып табылады, бірақ әлі де мамыр айында жыл сайынғы тексеру және парадпен аяқталады. Кадеттік бағдарлама ұлдардың көшбасшылық және командалық жұмыс дағдыларын дамытуға бағытталған. Кадет корпусы 1905 жылдың күзінде мектеп мұғалімі Грант Купердің басшылығымен, Үстіңгі Канада колледжі мен Тринити колледжінде ұсынылған әскери дайындық үлгісі бойынша құрылды. Корпусқа бастапқыда 70 ұл қосылды, себебі униформаның саны шектеулі болды. Бірінші кадеттік инспекция 1906 жылдың 14 мамырында Розедейл кампусында капитан Купердің басшылығымен өтті, ал алғашқы студент-кадет командирі – бірінші лейтенант Винсент Масси болды. 1906 жылдың 24 сәуірінде корпус алғаш рет Куинс-паркте көрсетілді, онда оны Коннот герцогы қарады, ал 18 мамырда 48-ші Жоғарғы Таулы әскерлермен бірге оқу-жаттығуларға қатысты. Кадет корпусы 1939 жылғы Корольдік сапар кезінде құрмет қараулын жасады. Колледждің кадет корпусы Канаданың 48-ші Жоғарғы Таулы әскерлерімен байланысты және бірдей ұранды ("Dileas Gu Brath" – "Мәңгілік адалдық") және форманы (қызыл түсті жейде және заманауи Гордон тартаны) сақтайды. 2005 жылы, 100 жылдығында, корпусқа Аврора қаласының құрметті азаматтығы берілді.
St. Andrew's is also home to Canada's second largest Royal Canadian Army Cadets Corps. Established in 1905, the #142 St. Andrew's College Highland Cadet Corps is now a multi year leadership program, but still culminates in an annual inspection and parade in May. The cadet program focuses on developing leadership and teamwork skills in the boys. The cadet corps was raised in the fall of 1905 under the direction of schoolteacher Grant Cooper, following the model of military training offered at Upper Canada College and Trinity College School. 70 boys initially joined the corps as only a limited number of uniforms were available. The first Cadet Inspection was held at the Rosedale Campus on May 14, 1906, under the Command of Captain Cooper, and the first student cadet commander was First Lieutenant Vincent Massey. On April 24, 1906, the corps made its first public appearance at Queen's Park where it was reviewed by the Duke of Connaught, and on May 18 it participated in training drills with the 48th Highlanders. The cadet corps provided a guard of honour during the Royal Tour of 1939. The School's cadet corps is affiliated with the 48th Highlanders of Canada and retains the same motto ("Dileas Gu Brath" "Faithful Forever") as well as uniform (scarlet tunic and Modern Gordon tartan). In 2005, the centennial year, the Corps was granted the Freedom of the City of Aurora.
Құбырлар мен барабандар
Құбырлар мен барабандар оркестрі – Санкт-Андрю колледжінің Хайленд кадеттер корпусының ажырамас бөлігі және оның ең танымал элементтерінің бірі. Пайп және барабандар 1915 жылы 48-ші жоғарғы жерлер полкінің пайп-майоры Джеймс Фрейзердің жетекшілігімен құрылды. Бұрын ол Даргайда және Оңтүстік Африкада шайқасқан Гордон жоғарғы жерлер полкінің құрамында болған. 1941 жылы Теодор Рузвельт атып өлтірген ягуар терісі бас барабаншыға кию үшін колледжге сыйға берілді. Құбырлар мен барабандар оркестрінің негізгі міндеті – батальон шеру кезінде музыкамен қамтамасыз ету. Осы рөлде оркестр жыл сайынғы шіркеу шерулерінде, директорлар шерулерінде және мамыр айындағы жылдық тексеруде алдыңғы қатарда болады. Құбырлар мен барабан бағдарламасымен «Солтүстік Американың құбырлар орталығы» ретінде халықаралық деңгейде танымал Сент-Эндрюс колледжі жыл сайын жүздеген болашақ құбыршыларды «Сент-Эндрюс колледжіндегі Онтарио құбырлар мен барабандар мектебінің» жазғы лагеріне шақырады. 2019 жылдың маусым айында 5-сыныпта жарысқа қатысқан қолданыстағы оркестрмен қатар 3-сыныпта жарысқа қатысатын жаңа команда құру туралы шешім қабылданды.
The Pipes and Drums Band is an integral part of the St. Andrew's College Highland Cadet Corps and one of its best known elements. The Pipes and Drums were established in 1915 under the tutelage of Pipe Major James Fraser of the 48th Highlanders, formerly of the Gordon Highlanders who had fought at Dargai and in South Africa. In 1941, a jaguar skin that had been shot by Theodore Roosevelt was donated to the college to be worn by the bass drummer. The primary responsibility of the Pipes and Drums Band is to provide music for the Battalion when it is on the march. In this role, the Band will be front and centre at the Annual Church Parade, the Headmaster's Parade, and the Annual Inspection in May. Internationally renowned as "North America's piping heartland" for its Piping and Drumming program, St. Andrew's College attracts hundreds of potential pipers each year to its summer "Ontario School of Piping and Drumming at St. Andrew's College" camp. In June 2019, the decision was made to field a competitive band in grade 3 alongside the existing band, which competed in grade 5.
Академиктер
Мектептің миссиясы – жан-жақты дамыған, толыққанды азамат тәрбиелеуге өзімізді арнау. Сент-Эндрю колледжінің барлық сыныптары мен ортақ кеңістіктері сымсыз желімен жабдықталған. Факультет 12 бөлімге бөлінеді: Бизнес, Компьютерлік ғылымдар және Инженерлік, Театр, Ағылшын тілі, Бағдар беру және мансаптық білім беру, Денсаулық сақтау және дене шынықтыру, Математика, Заманауи тілдер, Музыка, Табиғаттану, Бейнелеу өнері және Әлемдік зерттеулер. Студенттерге таңдау үшін кең спектрде курстар ұсынылады – көркем өнерден бастап, гуманитарлық және әлеуметтік ғылымдарға дейін, сондай-ақ табиғат ғылымдары мен инженерлік салаларға дейін. Көптеген AP емтихандары да ұсынылады, мысалы AP химиясы, AP Capstone, AP есептеуі, AP статистикасы, AP экономикасы, AP биологиясы, AP компьютерлік ғылымы және тағы да басқалары. SAC-те университетке қабылдаудың 100% деңгейіне қол жеткізілген, ал түлектер жоғары білім алу үшін әлемнің түкпір-түкпіріне, соның ішінде Канада, АҚШ және Ұлыбритания университеттеріне барады.
The School's mission statement is Dedicating ourselves to the development of the complete man, the well rounded citizen. Every classroom and common area at St. Andrew's College is covered by a wireless network. The faculty is divided into 12 departments, those being Business, Computer Science and Engineering, Drama, English, Guidance and Career Education, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, Science, Visual Arts, and World Studies. The students have a broad selection of courses to choose from, from the fine arts, to the humanities and social sciences, to science and engineering. Many AP examinations are also offered, examples being AP Chemistry, AP Capstone, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Economics, AP Biology, AP Computer science, among others. SAC has a 100% university acceptance rate and graduates move on to post secondary education around the world, including Canadian, American and British universities.
Мектептердегі іс-шаралар
Жыл сайын Сент-Эндрюс мектебінде мектепке тән ерекше іс-шаралар өтеді. Кейбір шараларға мектептің барлық оқушылары қатысады, ал кейбіреулеріне түлектер, олардың достары мен отбасылары шақырылады. Бұл іс-шаралардың мақсаты әртүрлі, олардың кейбіреулері мектеп имиджінің маңызды бөлігі болса, ал енді бірі қаржы жинауға бағытталған.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Жыл сайынғы кадеттер тексеруі – Сент-Эндрюс мектебінің барлық оқушылары үшін міндетті шара. Тексеру әдетте мамыр айында өтіп, Канаданың түкпір-түкпірінен келген көрнекті өкілдерді мектептің кадет корпусын тексеруге шақырады. 1906 жылдан бері қалыптасқан дәстүр бойынша, жыл сайынғы тексеру мектеп имиджін сақтауға, сондай-ақ мектептің шотланд тарихын және кадет корпусының тарихын құрметтеуге септігін тигізеді.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Андреандық Рождество – жыл сайын желтоқсан айында Рой Томпсон залында өтетін және мектептің музыканттары мен әншілерін таныстыратын шара. Залда 2000-нан астам адам сыйып, көбінесе толып кетеді. Жыл сайынғы кадеттер тексеруі сияқты, Андреандық Рождество да міндетті, сондықтан барлық оқушылар қатысуы керек. Дәстүр бойынша, бұрынғы түлектер келіп, өнер көрілісіне қатысып, «Amazing Grace» әнін ортақ бірігіп айтады. Бұл мерекелік маусымдағы жыл сайынғы ән шеруін алмастырады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Фокус өнер фестивалі – үш күндік фестиваль, онда пьесалар, кино, бейнелеу өнері, музыка және студенттер, ата-аналар мен қонақтар үшін әлеуметтік шаралар ұйымдастырылады. Бұрын драмалық өнерге немесе сахнаға қатыспаған оқушылар өздерінің пьесаларын жазып, қойылымдарды режиссерлікке алып, продюсерлікпен айналысуға немесе актерлік шеберлігін көрсетуге шақырылады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Жыл сайынғы күзгі қойылым – қараша айында Вирт театрында ата-аналар, оқушылар және қызметкерлер үшін Бродвей деңгейіндегі қойылым. Көбінесе мюзикл болады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Кельттік концерт – мектептің сыбызғы және барабан тобын көрсететін музыкалық концерт, сонымен қатар көптеген мектеп оркестрлері, талантты солистер, перкуссионистер мен бишілер қатысады. Бұл концертте дәстүрлі кельт музыкасы, әскери оркестр музыкасы және кейбір эстрадалық әндер орындалады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Үйге оралу – Сент-Эндрюс мектебінің барлық түлектерінің қыркүйек айында Сент-Эндрюс мектебіне қайта оралуы. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 және 45 жылдық кездесу кештерімен бірге өткізілетін бұл жыл сайынғы шара бүкіл Андреан қауымы үшін арналған. Үйге оралу тойында Квад және Үлкен залда балаларға арналған ойындар, әртүрлі спорт жарыстары ұйымдастырылады, соңында қарсыласы UCC-ге қарсы жыл сайынғы бірінші футбол матчы өтеді (Юилл Turf Field). Жоғары сынып оқушылары үшін үйге оралу шарасы әдетте сенбі күні кешке жыл сайынғы үйге оралу биін қамтиды.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Макферсон турнирі – жыл сайынғы хоккей турнирі, онда Сент-Эндрюс мектебінің хоккей командасы басқа жетекші мектептердің хоккей командаларымен Макферсон кубогы үшін жарысады. Кубок үш Андреанның құрметіне аталған: Ллойд Макферсон, Джим Гамильтон және Боб Мигер, олардың барлығы хоккейді жақсы көріп, Сент-Эндрюс хоккей командасына үлкен үлес қосты. Турнирде Солтүстік Америкадан келген Саскачеван, Нью-Брансуик, Нью-Гэмпшир, Массачусетс, Квебек, Индиана, Пенсильвания, Огайо, Флорида, Нью-Йорк, Нова-Скотия және Мичиган мектептері, сондай-ақ Онтарионың әртүрлі аймақтарынан келген командалар қатысады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Сыйлық күні – мектеп оқу жылының ең маңызды шарасы, онда мектеп оқушыларының жеңістері үшін көптеген сыйлықтар мен марапаттар табыс етіледі. Орта мектеп және жоғары мектеп үшін жеке-жеке екі салтанатты шара өтеді. Сыйлық күні әдетте маусым айының басында аяқталатын емтиханнан кейін өтеді.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Сент-Эндрюс түскі асы – әр қараша айында дәстүрлі Сент-Эндрюс түскі асы өткізіледі, онда Хаггис дайындалады. Барлық оқушылар осы ерекше шараға қатысуы керек және килт киіп келуі тиіс. Жыл сайынғы кадеттер тексеруі сияқты, Сент-Эндрюс түскі асы да мектеп құрылғаннан бері өткізіліп келеді және мектептің шотландтық дәстүрлерін сақтауда маңызды рөл атқарады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
Көктемгі Smash – әр мамыр айында жоғары сынып оқушылары карнавал ұйымдастырады, онда орта және жоғары мектеп оқушыларына су тоғанақтары, секіріп ойнауға арналған қамалдар, мұғалімдерді суға түсіруге арналған резервуар және тағы да басқа қызықты шаралар ұйымдастырылады. Сондай-ақ үй ұпайларын жинау үшін міндетті спорттық турнирлер өтеді, оқушыларға хоккей, баскетбол, футбол сияқты түрлердің арасынан таңдау жасауға мүмкіндік беріледі. Жоғары сынып оқушылары ашық ауадағы BBQ-дан бұрын спортпен айналысады, содан кейін карнавалға қатысады, ал орта мектеп оқушылары карнавалға қатысып, содан кейін ашық ауадағы BBQ-ға және спорттық жарыстарға қатысады.
Each year, St. Andrew's hosts' certain events that are special only to the School. Some of these activities and events involve the School's entire student body, while others invite alumni and their friends and families. These events serve different purposes, some of which are integral to the School's identity while others are used for fundraising causes. Annual Cadet Inspection the annual Cadet Inspection is mandatory for the entire student body at St. Andrew's. The Inspection is usually held in May and invites prominent representatives from all across Canada to inspect the School's Cadet Corps. A tradition that finds its root since 1906, the annual inspection is integral to the School's identity and preserving both the School's Scottish background, and the history of the Cadet Corps. An Andrean Christmas The annual Andrean Christmas is held at Roy Thompson Hall in December and showcases the School's musicians and singers. The Hall holds over 2,000 people and is generally filled to capacity. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the Andrean Christmas is mandatory and everybody from the student body must attend. Traditionally, Old Boys will return to attend the performance and join in the singing of Amazing Grace. It replaces the tradition of an annual Carol Service in the holiday season. Focus Festival of the Arts This program is a three day festival of plays, a film festival, visual arts, music and social events for students, parents and guests. Boys who have never been involved in drama or on the stage before are encouraged to participate by writing their own plays, directing, producing or acting in performances large and small. Annual Fall Play An annual Broadway level play put on for parents, students, and staff during the month of November in the Wirth Theatre. Generally a Musical. Celtic Concert This musical concert showcases the School's Pipes and Drums and feature many school bands, plus outstanding soloists, percussionists and dancers. It highlights traditional Celtic music, military band music, and some show tunes. Homecoming an annual gathering of all St. Andrew's alumni to return to St. Andrew's in September. Held in conjunction with the 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 reunion dinners, this annual gathering is for the entire Andrean community. The Homecoming celebration includes games for the children in the Quad and in the Great Hall, and various sports competitions, culminating in the annual 1st Football match against rivals UCC, Yuill Turf Field. For Upper School students, the Homecoming event usually includes the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. MacPherson Tournament an annual hockey event where the St. Andrew's varsity hockey team competes with hockey teams from other top schools for the MacPherson Cup. The cup is named after three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher, all of whom loved hockey with passion and contributed greatly to the St. Andrew's hockey team. The tournament has a North American flavour, hosting schools from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario. Prize Day Prize Day is the culmination of the School's academic year, and features many awards and prizes earned by the School's students. There are two ceremonies, one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. Prize Day takes place after exams, which are usually completed by early June. St. Andrew's Luncheon every November, a traditional St. Andrew's Luncheon is held, complete with Haggis. All students must attend, wearing their kilts for this special occasion. Like the annual Cadet Inspection, the St. Andrew's Luncheon has taken place since the inception of the School and is integral to the preservation of the School's Scottish traditions. Spring Smash every May, the senior business classes organize a carnival of sorts, where both Middle School and Upper School students are provided a variety of fun activities such as water slides, bouncy castles, a dunk tank for dunking teachers in, and much more. There are also mandatory sports tournaments for house points, and students are given a choice between ball hockey, basketball, soccer, among others. Upper School participates in sports prior to an outdoor BBQ and then the carnival, whereas the Middle School participates in the carnival before their outdoor BBQ and sports.
2000 жылдардың басында өркендеу
1999 жылы KPMB архитектура фирмасы құрылған кампуста жаңа орта мектеп және тұрақ салу жобасын басқарды. 2000 жылдан 2003 жылға дейін сол архитектура фирмасы қосымша жобаны жүзеге асырды, ол қазіргі ғимаратқа орта мектеп қанатын қосу, тұрақ және ашық кеңістіктерді салу, сондай-ақ 1926 жылы салынған колледжге өзгерістер енгізуді қамтыды.
In 1999 the architectural firm KPMB headed a project which consisted of planning for a new middle school and parking lot on the established campus. From 2000 to 2003, the same architectural firm had an additional project which included the addition of a middle school wing onto an existing building, a parking lot and outdoor spaces and alterations to the existing college, originally constructed in 1926.
Маклафлин залын жаңарту
2019 жылдың соңында The Dalton Company компаниясы McLaughlin Hall ғылыми ғимаратының барлық 3 қабатын толық ішкі қайта құрылымдау жобасын жүзеге асырды. Жалпы ауданы шамамен 26 000 шаршы фут құрады. Алғашқы ғимарат 1970 жылы да The Dalton Company компаниясымен салынған, және 50 жыл өткен соң олар ғимаратты жаңартуға шақырылды. 10 миллион CAD құнындағы жоба аясында ғимараттың ішкі бөлігі толығымен негізгі құрылымына дейін бөлді, және ғылым мен технология саласындағы заманауи жабдықтар, химия және биология пәндері бойынша университет деңгейіндегі зертханалар, сондай-ақ екі қабатты жасау орталығы және робототехника/компьютерлік ғылымдар сыныптары енгізілді. Жаңадан жаңартылған МакЛофлин залында ғимараттың барлық 3 қабатынан тік бойымен өтетін Фуко маятнигі де орналасқан. Маятник алғаш рет 1971 жылы қойылған, өйткені ол жас студенттің қазасына байланысты сыйға берілген және жаңа ғимаратқа қайта орнатылды.
In late 2019, The Dalton Company executed a project which saw the complete internal reconstruction of all 3 floors within the McLaughlin Hall science building. Covering a total area around 26,000 sq ft of space. The original facility was constructed in 1970, also by The Dalton Company and they were invited back 50 years later to renovate the building. Within the CAD $10 million project, the entire interior of the building was reduced back to the core structure, and introduced state of the art facilities for science and technology, university level labs for chemistry and biology, as well as a two story maker space and robotics/computer science classrooms. The newly renovated McLaughlin Hall also houses a Foucault Pendulum on display which spans vertically through all 3 stories of the building. The pendulum was originally added in 1971 as it was donated following the death of a young student and was re fitted to the new building.
Ла Бриер отбасы аренасы
La Brier Family Arena – бұл көп мақсатты хоккей аренасы, сонымен қатар Сент-Эндрюс колледжінің кампусында орналасқан фитнес орталықтары бар. Оның құрылысы 2013 жылы Ла Бриер отбасының 5 миллион канад доллары көлеміндегі қайырымдылық сыйлығынан кейін басталды, және арена осы отбасының атымен аталады. 2014 жылы құрылысы аяқталып, 20 қыркүйекте ресми түрде ашылды. Арена мектептің хоккей командасы – "Святые" (Святые) үшін үй аренасы болып табылады.
The La Brier Family Arena is a multi purpose hockey arena which also houses fitness facilities located on the St. Andrews College campus. It began construction in 2013 after a CAD $5 million donation from the La Brier Family of which it is named after. It was completed in 2014 and was officially opened on September 20, 2014, and will go on to serve as the home base for the school's hockey team, the Saints.
Академиялық нысандар
Coulter Hall 1962 жылы ашылған үш қабатты оқу ғимараты. Екінші және үшінші қабаттар тиісінше математика және ағылшын тілі кафедраларының пайдалануына берілген. Бірінші қабатта (немесе жертөледе) математика факультетінің кеңсесі орналасқан, сонымен қатар ол Стаунтон галереясының солтүстік жағын, Дунлап залы мен CLIP ғимаратының жертөлелерін байланыстырады. McLaughlin Hall 1971 жылы ашылған, Бедард спорт орталығы, Коултер залы және Роджерс залын қосатын үш қабатты қанат. 2019-2021 жылдар аралығында толықтай жөндеуден өткен бұл ғимарат химия, физика, биология пәндері бойынша заманауи, университет деңгейіндегі жабдықталған оқу залдарына ие ғылым ғимараты болып табылады. Сондай-ақ, мұнда 2 қабаттан тұратын шеберхана және компьютерлік сабақтар өткізіледі. Лидерлік, инновация және нәтижелер орталығы (CLIP) 2015 жылы кампусқа қосылған, 3 деңгейлі жаңа ғимарат. Онда бизнес, география, драма және музыка сыныптары орналасқан. Басты музыка сыныбы/орталық бөлмесі мектептің үрлемелі аспаптар ансамблі, симфониялық оркестрі және джаз оркестрі үшін репетиция жасауға арналған кеңістік, сонымен қатар жоғарғы сыныптардың музыка сабақтары да осы жерде өтеді. Мектептегі барлық қойылымдар Стратфорд фестиваль театры үлгісінде салынған Вирт театрында өтеді. Рейнингер репетициялық кеңістігі Вирт театрының астында орналасқан, онда драма сабақтары өткізіледі, сонымен қатар мектептің күзгі қойылымын дайындауда көмектеседі және FOCUS өнер фестивалі кезінде қойылымдар өткізілетін орын ретінде пайдаланылады. Тауэрс кітапханасы – мектеп кітапханасы. Ол Канада Банкінің алғашқы губернаторы және мектеп түлегі Грэм Тауэрс есімімен аталған.
Coulter Hall A three floor classroom building opened in 1962—the second and third floor is designated for use by the Math and English departments, respectively. The first floor (or basement) houses the office for the mathematics faculty, while also serving as a link between the north end of the Staunton Gallery, and the basements of Dunlap Hall and the CLIP building. McLaughlin Hall A three story wing connecting the Bedard Athletic Centre, Coulter Hall, and Rogers Hall, originally opened in 1971, it underwent a massive renovation between 2019 and 2021 and serves as the science building featuring state of the art, university level facilities for chemistry, physics, biology, with a 2 story maker space and computer science classes. The Center for Leadership, Innovation, and Performance (CLIP) A fairly new 3 level addition to the campus (2015), which is home to the Business, Geography, Drama, and Music classrooms. The main music classroom/band room is the rehearsal space for the School's Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, and Jazz Band, along with the Upper School music classes. All of the school plays are held in the Wirth Theatre, which is modelled after Stratford's Festival Theatre. The Reininger Rehearsal space is situated under the Wirth Theatre, and is where the drama classes are held in addition to playing a supporting role for the School's Fall Play, and being used as a performance venue during the FOCUS Festival of the Arts. Towers Library the School's library. It is named after Graham Towers, the first governor of the Bank of Canada, and an Old Boy.
Оқушылар мен мектептің құрылғылары
Еске алу шіркеуі 1931 жылы салынған, ол мектеп шіркеуі болып табылады және Бірінші және Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыстарда соғысып, қаза тапқан Андреандықтарға арналған. Бұл қайырымдылықты Сэр Джозеф Флавелл жасаған, ол сондай-ақ Флавелл үйін салуға қаражат бөлген. Еске алу шіркеуінде таңғы және Еске алу күні сияқты арнайы қызметтер өткізіледі. Данлап залы – кампустағы төрт бастапқы ғимараттың бірі. Бүгінде мұнда мектеп әкімшілігі орналасқан. Данлап залы екі қабатқа бөлінген: бірінші қабатта директордың кеңсесі, қабылдау бөлімі, әкімшілік кеңсесі және университет кеңесшісі кабинеті сияқты көптеген функциялар бар. Ол сонымен қатар кітапханаға қосылатын жер ретінде де қызмет етеді. Екінші қабатта түлектер және даму бөлімі мен бизнес кеңсесі орналасқан. Төменгі қабатта күндізгі оқушылардың киім шкафтары және көп дінді дұға бөлмесі бар. Стаунтон галереясы – бұрынғы ашық алаң, қазір мектептегі студенттер жиналатын маңызды орын, және ол кетіп бара жатқан директор Тед Стаунтонға арналған. Ол Вирт өнер галереясымен, Данлап залымен, Кетчем аудиториясымен, Коултер залымен, CLIP орталығымен, Маклафлин залымен және Роджерс залымен байланысты. Бедард атлетикалық орталығы – 1979 жылы (1990 жылы кеңейтілген) ашылған және мектептің алтыншы директоры Роберт Бедардтың есімімен аталатын ғимарат. Мұнда кампустағы екі спорт залының бірі, 6 халықаралық сквош корты, 25 метрлік алты жолақты жабық бассейн, фитнес және салмақ көтеру залы, 10 киім ауыстыру бөлмесі және толық жабдықталған спорт жарақаты/атлеттік терапевт клиникасы бар. Жаңа тілдер кафедрасы ғимараттың екінші қабатындағы сыныптарда француз және испан тілдерін оқытады, ал Денсаулық және дене тәрбиесі сабақтары спорт залында өтеді. 2022 жылдың қыркүйегінен бастап, мұнда сыйға берілген гольф симуляторы да орналасқан.
Memorial Chapel Built in 1931, it is the School's Chapel, and is dedicated to the Andreans who fought and died during World War I and World War II. The donation was made by Sir Joseph Flavelle, who also donated funds to establish Flavelle House. Morning services and special services such as the Remembrance Day Service are held in the Memorial Chapel. Dunlap Hall This is one of the original four buildings on campus. Today it houses the School's administrative facility. Dunlap Hall is separated into two floors: the first serves numerous functions including the Headmaster's office, admission office, administration office, and university counselling. It is also serves as a connection to the library. The second floor houses the alumni and advancement office and the business office. In the basement are the day boy lockers as well as a multi faith prayer room. Staunton Gallery A now converted outdoor courtyard, it is a main part of the School where many students congregate, and was dedicated to departing Headmaster Ted Staunton. It has connections to the Wirth Art Gallery, Dunlap Hall, Ketchum Auditorium, Coulter Hall, CLIP, McLaughlin Hall, and Rogers Hall. Bedard Athletic Centre This building, opened in 1979 (with an addition in 1990) and named after the School's sixth Headmaster, Robert Bedard, is home to many of SAC's athletic needs. It houses one of the two gymnasiums on campus, as well as 6 international squash courts, a 25 metre six lane indoor swimming pool, a fitness and weight training facility, 10 locker rooms, and a fully staffed sports injury/athletic therapist clinic. The Modern Languages Department teaches French and Spanish in the second floor classrooms of the building, with Health and Physical Education classes taking place in the gymnasium. Since September 2022, it also houses a donated golf simulator.
Атақты түлектер
Сент-Эндрюдің белгілі түлектері, мектепте бұлшық бұлғақтар деп әзілде аталатындар:
St. Andrew's notable alumni, known colloquially at the school as 'Old Boys', include:
Әскери
МГенерал Чарльз С. Л. Герцберг (1901) – Канаданың бірінші армиясының бас инженері және Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыс кезінде Канада инженерлік корпусының командирі. Көптеген еңбектері бар көрнекті инженер. МГенерал Halfdan Hertzberg (1904) – Корольдік әскери колледжінің бастығы (1940–1944).
MGen. Charles S. L. Hertzberg (1901) Chief Engineer of the First Canadian Army, and commander of the Canadian Engineering Corps during the Second World War. Prominent engineer with many works. MGen. Halfdan Hertzberg (1904) Commandant of Royal Military College (1940 1944)
Lt. Maurice E. (Mike) Malone (1913) 15th (48th Highlanders) Battalion, CEF who was killed in action at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 3, 1916. The Malone playing field at the college is named after him. Col. Frank McEachren (1936?) Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders and aide de camp to six Lieutenant Governors of Ontario
T/Lt. Jack Draper Perrin Jr. (1934) Royal Navy
Col. John M. Lowndes (1944) Commanding Officer of the 48th Highlanders (1964–67), Honorary ADC to the Governor General (1967–76), Commander of the Toronto Militia District (1974–76), Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders (1988–92)
Лейтенант Морис Э. (Майк) Малоун (1913) – 15-ші (48-ші жоғарғы таулы) батальоны, CEF, 1916 жылдың 3 маусымында Мон-Соррель шайқасында қаза тапты. Колледждегі Малоун ойын алаңы оның құрметіне аталған.
MGen. Charles S. L. Hertzberg (1901) Chief Engineer of the First Canadian Army, and commander of the Canadian Engineering Corps during the Second World War. Prominent engineer with many works. MGen. Halfdan Hertzberg (1904) Commandant of Royal Military College (1940 1944)
Lt. Maurice E. (Mike) Malone (1913) 15th (48th Highlanders) Battalion, CEF who was killed in action at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 3, 1916. The Malone playing field at the college is named after him. Col. Frank McEachren (1936?) Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders and aide de camp to six Lieutenant Governors of Ontario
T/Lt. Jack Draper Perrin Jr. (1934) Royal Navy
Col. John M. Lowndes (1944) Commanding Officer of the 48th Highlanders (1964–67), Honorary ADC to the Governor General (1967–76), Commander of the Toronto Militia District (1974–76), Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders (1988–92)
Полковник Фрэнк МакЭкрен (1936?) – 48-ші полктің құрметті полковнигі және Онтарионың алты генерал-губернаторының көмекшісі.
MGen. Charles S. L. Hertzberg (1901) Chief Engineer of the First Canadian Army, and commander of the Canadian Engineering Corps during the Second World War. Prominent engineer with many works. MGen. Halfdan Hertzberg (1904) Commandant of Royal Military College (1940 1944)
Lt. Maurice E. (Mike) Malone (1913) 15th (48th Highlanders) Battalion, CEF who was killed in action at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 3, 1916. The Malone playing field at the college is named after him. Col. Frank McEachren (1936?) Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders and aide de camp to six Lieutenant Governors of Ontario
T/Lt. Jack Draper Perrin Jr. (1934) Royal Navy
Col. John M. Lowndes (1944) Commanding Officer of the 48th Highlanders (1964–67), Honorary ADC to the Governor General (1967–76), Commander of the Toronto Militia District (1974–76), Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders (1988–92)
T/Лейтенант Джек Дрейпер Перрин кіші (1934) – Корольдік теңіз күштері.
MGen. Charles S. L. Hertzberg (1901) Chief Engineer of the First Canadian Army, and commander of the Canadian Engineering Corps during the Second World War. Prominent engineer with many works. MGen. Halfdan Hertzberg (1904) Commandant of Royal Military College (1940 1944)
Lt. Maurice E. (Mike) Malone (1913) 15th (48th Highlanders) Battalion, CEF who was killed in action at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 3, 1916. The Malone playing field at the college is named after him. Col. Frank McEachren (1936?) Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders and aide de camp to six Lieutenant Governors of Ontario
T/Lt. Jack Draper Perrin Jr. (1934) Royal Navy
Col. John M. Lowndes (1944) Commanding Officer of the 48th Highlanders (1964–67), Honorary ADC to the Governor General (1967–76), Commander of the Toronto Militia District (1974–76), Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders (1988–92)
Полковник Джон М. Лоундес (1944) – 48-ші полктің командирі (1964–1967), генерал-губернатордың құрметті ADC (1967–1976), Торонто милиция округінің командирі (1974–1976), 48-ші полктің құрметті полковнигі (1988–1992).
MGen. Charles S. L. Hertzberg (1901) Chief Engineer of the First Canadian Army, and commander of the Canadian Engineering Corps during the Second World War. Prominent engineer with many works. MGen. Halfdan Hertzberg (1904) Commandant of Royal Military College (1940 1944)
Lt. Maurice E. (Mike) Malone (1913) 15th (48th Highlanders) Battalion, CEF who was killed in action at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 3, 1916. The Malone playing field at the college is named after him. Col. Frank McEachren (1936?) Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders and aide de camp to six Lieutenant Governors of Ontario
T/Lt. Jack Draper Perrin Jr. (1934) Royal Navy
Col. John M. Lowndes (1944) Commanding Officer of the 48th Highlanders (1964–67), Honorary ADC to the Governor General (1967–76), Commander of the Toronto Militia District (1974–76), Honorary Colonel of the 48th Highlanders (1988–92)