Колледж Святого Андрея: История и традиции канадской школы-пансионата.
St. Andrew's College, Aurora
St. Andrew's College (SAC) – частная школа-пансион для мальчиков в Онтарио, Канада (5-12 классы). Подготовка к университету, спорт, лидерство. Основана в 1899 году.
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Введение
Колледж Святого Андрея (SAC) – независимая школа-интернат, основанная в 1899 году и расположенная в городе Аврора, провинция Онтарио, Канада. Это подготовительная школа для мальчиков с 5-го по 12-й класс, ориентированная на академические успехи, спорт и развитие лидерских качеств. Школа аккредитована Канадским институтом образовательных стандартов и является членом таких организаций, как CAIS, CASE, NAIS и Международной коалиции школ для мальчиков (IBSC). Герб школы был зарегистрирован в Канадском геральдическом управлении 15 августа 2006 года.
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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.
История
Колледж Святого Андрея первоначально располагался на северо-востожном углу улицы Йонге и авеню Роксборо в районе Розедейл города Торонто, в доме под названием Честенут-Парк, ранее принадлежавшем сэру Дэвиду Макферсону. Колледж открылся 10 сентября 1899 года под руководством директора, преподобного Джорджа Брюса, а первым поступившим студентом был Дуглас У. Фрейзер (выпуск 1906 года). К концу первого учебного года в колледже обучалось 56 студентов, из которых 13 были пансионерами. В 1900 году преподобного Брюса на посту директора сменил Д. Брюс Макдональд, а в 1901 году школа издала свой первый ежегодник – «Обзор». Ассоциация выпускников, действующая и в настоящее время, была основана в 1903 году. В 1905 году, в связи с увеличением числа студентов, колледж переехал на новый кампус в Розедейле, к западу от авеню МакЛеннан, от Саммерхилл-авеню до Дуглас-Драйв, к северу от Розедейл-Филд, в большом здании в стиле неоготики. Кампус в Розедейле был спроектирован для размещения 150 пансионеров, 300 дневных учеников и 9 преподавателей. К 1909 году в колледже учились студенты из Канады, Ямайки, Соединенных Штатов, Мексики, Коста-Рики, Панамы, Китая и Бермудских островов. В 1911 году колледж был преобразован в корпорацию под управлением Совета управляющих. Более 600 выпускников участвовали в Первой мировой войне, 104 из них погибли, а также 2 преподавателя. С 1918 по 1920 год колледж временно переехал в Колледж Нокс, поскольку кампус в Розедейле использовался в качестве военного госпиталя для раненых солдат Первой мировой войны. В 1926 году колледж окончательно переехал в Аврору, где нынешний кампус занимает территорию в пригороде. Его архитектура в стиле георгианского возрождения построена вокруг традиционной формы квадрата. Вход Memorial Gateway был завершен в 1928 году. Более 600 выпускников служили во время Второй мировой войны, 45 из них погибли, и таблички с их именами установлены в мемориальной часовне. В 1956 году была создана школьная рассылка «Андреан», которая издается по сей день. На кампусе расположены четыре общежития, в которых проживает примерно половина из 651 ученика. Многие преподаватели также живут на кампусе. Именно кампус в Авроре был использован при съемках фильма «Кадет Келли» и 5-й серии мини-сериала Netflix «Ферзевый гамбит».
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.
Кадетский корпус
Сент-Эндрюс также является домом для второго по величине корпуса кадетов Королевской канадской армии. Основанный в 1905 году, #142 корпус кадетов колледжа Святого Андрея – это сейчас многолетняя программа развития лидерских качеств, которая, тем не менее, завершается ежегодной инспекцией и парадом в мае. Программа кадетов направлена на развитие лидерских и командных навыков у воспитанников. Корпус кадетов был сформирован осенью 1905 года под руководством школьного учителя Гранта Купера, по образцу военной подготовки, предлагаемой в Верхне-Канадском колледже и школе Тринити-колледж. Первоначально к корпусу присоединилось 70 мальчиков, поскольку в наличии было лишь ограниченное количество униформы. Первая инспекция кадетов состоялась на территории кампуса Розедейл 14 мая 1906 года под командованием капитана Купера, а первым кадетским командиром был первый лейтенант Винсент Мэйси. 24 апреля 1906 года корпус впервые выступил публично в Квинс-парке, где его осмотрел герцог Коннотский, а 18 мая принял участие в учебных маневрах с 48-м Хайлендским полком. Кадетский корпус выполнял функции почетного караула во время Королевского тура 1939 года. Кадетский корпус колледжа связан с 48-м Хайлендским полком Канады и сохраняет тот же девиз ("Dileas Gu Brath" – "Верные навсегда"), а также униформу (алую тунику и тартан Гордона современного образца). В 2005 году, в год столетия, корпусу была присвоена свобода города Авроры.
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.
Трубы и барабаны
Группа волынок и барабанов является неотъемлемой частью Кадетского корпуса колледжа Святого Андрея и одним из его наиболее известных подразделений. Группа волынок и барабанов была основана в 1915 году под руководством капельмейстера Джеймса Фрейзера из 48-го горнострелкового полка, ранее служившего в Гордонском горнострелковом полку, который участвовал в боях при Даргае и в Южной Африке. В 1941 году колледжу была передана шкура ягуара, добытая Теодором Рузвельтом, для ношения бас-барабанщиком. Основная задача группы волынок и барабанов – музыкальное сопровождение батальона во время маршей. В этой роли группа занимает центральное место на ежегодном церковном параде, параде директора и ежегодной инспекции в мае. Колледж Святого Андрея, получивший международную известность как "сердце волынок Северной Америки" благодаря своей программе обучения игре на волынке и барабанах, ежегодно привлекает сотни начинающих волынок в летний лагерь "Онтарийская школа игры на волынке и барабанах при колледже Святого Андрея". В июне 2019 года было принято решение сформировать соревновательную группу 3-го разряда, помимо существующей группы, выступавшей в 5-м разряде.
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.
Академики
Миссия школы – посвятить себя развитию всесторонне развитой личности и сознательного гражданина. В каждом классе и в каждой общей зоне колледжа Святого Андрея действует беспроводная сеть. Преподавательский состав разделен на 12 кафедр: бизнес, компьютерные науки и инженерия, театральное искусство, английский язык, профориентация и профессиональное образование, здоровье и физическая культура, математика, современные языки, музыка, естественные науки, изобразительное искусство и изучение мира. Студентам предлагается широкий выбор курсов – от изобразительного искусства до гуманитарных и социальных наук, а также естественных наук и инженерии. Также предлагается сдать множество экзаменов AP, таких как AP Chemistry, AP Capstone, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Economics, AP Biology, AP Computer Science и другие. SAC демонстрирует 100%-ный показатель поступления в университеты, а выпускники продолжают обучение в высших учебных заведениях по всему миру, включая университеты Канады, США и Великобритании.
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.
Школьные мероприятия
Каждый год в Сент-Эндрюс проводятся особые мероприятия, уникальные для школы. Некоторые из них охватывают весь студенческий коллектив, другие приглашают выпускников, их друзей и семьи. Эти мероприятия преследуют разные цели: одни являются неотъемлемой частью самобытности школы, другие – проводятся для сбора средств.
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.
Ежегодная инспекция кадетов. Ежегодная инспекция кадетов обязательна для всех учащихся Сент-Эндрюс. Обычно она проходит в мае и приглашает видных представителей со всей Канады для оценки Кадетского корпуса школы. Эта традиция, уходящая корнями в 1906 год, является важной частью идентичности школы и способствует сохранению как шотландского наследия, так и истории Кадетского корпуса.
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.
Ежегодное Андреанское Рождество проводится в Roy Thompson Hall в декабре и представляет собой выступление музыкантов и певцов школы. Зал вмещает более 2000 человек и обычно заполнен полностью. Как и ежегодная инспекция кадетов, Андреанское Рождество является обязательным для посещения всеми учащимися. Традиционно выпускники возвращаются, чтобы посмотреть представление и вместе спеть Amazing Grace. Оно заменило традиционное ежегодное рождественское богослужение.
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.
Фестиваль искусств Focus. Эта программа – трехдневный фестиваль, включающий театральные постановки, кинопоказы, выставку изобразительного искусства, музыкальные выступления и различные мероприятия для учащихся, родителей и гостей. Учащихся, ранее не участвовавших в театральных постановках, поощряют писать собственные пьесы, режиссировать, продюсировать или играть в небольших и крупных спектаклях.
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.
Ежегодная осенняя постановка. Ежегодная театральная постановка уровня Бродвея, проводимая в ноябре в театре Wirth для родителей, учащихся и сотрудников. Как правило, это мюзикл.
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.
Кельтский концерт. Этот музыкальный концерт демонстрирует игру школьных волынщиков и барабанщиков, а также выступления различных школьных оркестров, выдающихся солистов, перкуссионистов и танцоров. В программе – традиционная кельтская музыка, музыка военных оркестров и некоторые эстрадные номера.
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.
Homecoming (День возвращения). Ежегодное собрание выпускников Сент-Эндрюс, возвращающихся в школу в сентябре. Мероприятие проводится совместно с ужинами воссоединений классов, отмечающих 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 и 45 лет после окончания школы, и предназначено для всего Андреанского сообщества. Празднование Homecoming включает в себя игры для детей на Квадранге и в Большом зале, а также различные спортивные соревнования, кульминацией которых является ежегодный футбольный матч против соперников из UCC на поле Yuill Turf Field. Для учащихся старших классов в рамках Homecoming обычно проводится ежегодный танцевальный вечер в субботу.
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.
Турнир Макферсона. Ежегодный хоккейный турнир, в котором хоккейная команда Сент-Эндрюс соревнуется с командами других ведущих школ за Кубок Макферсона. Кубок назван в честь трех выпускников: Ллойда Макферсона, Джима Гамильтона и Боба Мигера, которые страстно любили хоккей и внесли значительный вклад в хоккейную команду Сент-Эндрюс. В турнире принимают участие команды из Северной Америки, в том числе из Саскачевана, Нью-Брансуика, Нью-Гэмпшира, Массачусетса, Квебека, Индианы, Пенсильвании, Огайо, Флориды, Нью-Йорка, Новой Шотландии и Мичигана, а также из различных регионов Онтарио.
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.
День награждения. День награждения – кульминация учебного года, на котором вручаются многочисленные награды и призы, завоеванные учащимися школы. Проводятся две церемонии: одна для средней школы и одна для старшей школы. День награждения проходит после сдачи экзаменов, которые обычно завершаются в начале июня.
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.
Обед Святого Андрея. Каждый ноябрь проводится традиционный обед Святого Андрея, включающий хаггис. Посещение обязательно для всех учащихся, которые должны надеть килты в этот особый день. Как и ежегодная инспекция кадетов, обед Святого Андрея проводится с момента основания школы и является важной частью сохранения шотландских традиций.
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.
Spring Smash (Весенний переполох). Каждый май старшие классы организуют своего рода карнавал, где учащимся средней и старшей школы предлагается множество развлечений, таких как водные горки, надувные замки, аттракцион с бросанием учителей в воду и многое другое. Также проводятся обязательные спортивные турниры для начисления баллов, и учащимся предлагается выбор между хоккеем с мячом, баскетболом, футболом и другими видами спорта. Учащиеся старших классов участвуют в спортивных соревнованиях перед барбекю на открытом воздухе, а затем посещают карнавал, в то время как учащиеся средней школы посещают карнавал перед барбекю на открытом воздухе и спортивными соревнованиями.
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.
Расширение в начале 2000-х
В 1999 году архитектурная фирма KPMB возглавила проект по планированию новой средней школы и парковки на территории существующего кампуса. С 2000 по 2003 год та же архитектурная фирма реализовала дополнительный проект, включавший в себя пристройку крыла средней школы к существующему зданию, обустройство парковки и благоустройство прилегающей территории, а также реконструкцию существующего колледжа, первоначально построенного в 1926 году.
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.
Реконструкция зала МакЛофлин
В конце 2019 года компания The Dalton Company реализовала проект, включавший в себя полную внутреннюю реконструкцию всех 3 этажей научного корпуса McLaughlin Hall общей площадью около 26 000 квадратных футов. Изначально здание было построено в 1970 году также компанией The Dalton Company, и спустя 50 лет они были приглашены для его модернизации. В рамках проекта стоимостью 10 миллионов канадских долларов весь интерьер здания был демонтирован до несущих конструкций и заменён на современное оборудование для научных и технологических исследований, включая университетские лаборатории для химии и биологии, а также двухэтажное пространство для создания прототипов (maker space) и классы робототехники и информатики. В обновлённом корпусе McLaughlin Hall также установлен маятник Фуко, проходящий вертикально через все три этажа здания. Маятник был добавлен в 1971 году в память о погибшем молодом студенте и был адаптирован к новому зданию.
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.
Семейная Арена Ла Бриер
La Brier Family Arena – многоцелевая хоккейная арена с фитнес-центрами, расположенная на территории колледжа Сент-Эндрюс. Строительство началось в 2013 году после пожертвования семьи Ла Бриер в размере 5 миллионов канадских долларов, в честь которой арена и получила своё название. Арена была завершена в 2014 году и официально открыта 20 сентября 2014 года, став домашней площадкой для хоккейной команды колледжа, "Святые".
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.
Академические учреждения
Колтер-холл — трехэтажный учебный корпус, открытый в 1962 году. Второй и третий этажи предназначены для отделов математики и английского языка соответственно. На первом этаже (или в подвале) располагается офис математического факультета, а также он служит связующим звеном между северной частью галереи Стаунтона и подвалами Дунлап-холла и здания CLIP. McLaughlin Hall — трехэтажное крыло, соединяющее спортивный центр Бедарда, Колтер-холл и Роджерс-холл. Здание было первоначально открыто в 1971 году, затем подверглось масштабной реконструкции в период с 2019 по 2021 год и теперь является научным корпусом, оснащенным современными университетскими лабораториями для химии, физики и биологии, а также двухэтажным пространством для творчества (maker space) и классами по информатике. Центр лидерства, инноваций и эффективности (CLIP) — относительно новое трехэтажное здание, добавленное к кампусу в 2015 году, в котором находятся классы для изучения бизнеса, географии, драмы и музыки. Главная музыкальная аудитория служит репетиционным пространством для духового ансамбля, симфонического оркестра и джазового оркестра школы, а также для занятий музыкой в старших классах. Все школьные спектакли проходят в театре Вирта, который спроектирован по образцу фестивального театра Стратфорда. Репетиционное пространство Рейнингера расположено под театром Вирта и используется для занятий по драме, а также для поддержки школьного осеннего спектакля и в качестве площадки для проведения фестиваля искусств FOCUS. Библиотека Тауэрс — библиотека школы, названная в честь Грэхема Тауэрса, первого управляющего Банком Канады и выпускника школы.
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.
Удобства для учащихся и школы
Мемориальная часовня Построена в 1931 году, она является часовней школы и посвящена ученикам, сражавшимся и погибшим в Первой и Второй мировых войнах. Пожертвование было сделано сэром Джозефом Флавелем, который также выделил средства на создание Дома Флавеля. В Мемориальной часовне проводятся утренние и специальные службы, такие как служба памяти. Дунлап-холл Это одно из первых четырех зданий кампуса. В настоящее время здесь располагается администрация школы. Дунлап-холл разделен на два этажа: на первом этаже находятся кабинет директора, приемная комиссия, административный отдел и отдел профориентации, а также обеспечивается связь с библиотекой. На втором этаже расположены отдел по работе с выпускниками и отдел развития, а также бизнес-офис. В подвале находятся шкафчики для учащихся, посещающих школу ежедневно, и многоконфессиональный молитвенный кабинет. Галерея Стаунтона Ранее это был открытый двор, который сейчас преобразован и является одним из главных мест сбора студентов. Галерея была посвящена уходящему директору Теду Стаунтону. Она соединена с Художественной галереей Вирта, Дунлап-холлом, Аудиториумом Кетчума, Колтер-холлом, CLIP, Маклафлин-холлом и Роджерс-холлом. Спортивный центр Бедарда Это здание, открытое в 1979 году (с пристройкой в 1990 году) и названное в честь шестого директора школы Роберта Бедарда, отвечает многим спортивным потребностям SAC. В нем расположен один из двух спортивных залов на территории кампуса, а также 6 кортов для сквоша международного стандарта, 25-метровый шестидорожечный крытый бассейн, фитнес-центр и зал для силовых тренировок, 10 раздевалок и полностью оборудованный медицинский кабинет для спортивных травм и реабилитации. На втором этаже здания кафедра современных языков преподает французский и испанский языки, а уроки здоровья и физической культуры проводятся в спортивном зале. С сентября 2022 года здесь также размещен пожертвованный гольф-симулятор.
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.
Известные выпускники
Известные выпускники Святого Андрея, неофициально называемые в школе "Старые мальчики", включают:
St. Andrew's notable alumni, known colloquially at the school as 'Old Boys', include:
Военный
Мген. Чарльз С. Л. Герцберг (1901) – главный инженер Первой канадской армии и командир Канадского инженерного корпуса во время Второй мировой войны. Выдающийся инженер, автор множества работ. Мген. Хальфдан Герцберг (1904) – командующий Королевским военным колледжем (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-й (48-й горнострелковый) батальон, CEF, погиб в бою при Мон-Сорреле 3 июня 1916 года. Игровое поле Малоун в колледже названо в его честь.
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 МакЭхрен (1936?) – почетный полковник 48-го горнострелкового полка и адъютант шести лейтенант-губернаторов Онтарио.
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)
Временно исполняющий обязанности лейтенанта Джек Дрейпер Перрин-младший (1934) – Королевский флот.
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) – командир 48-го горнострелкового полка (1964–1967), почетный адъютант генерал-губернатора (1967–1976), командир Торонтского милицейского округа (1974–1976), почетный полковник 48-го горнострелкового полка (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)