Primary Sport

It has been an outstanding start to Primary Sport this year, with Term 1 filled with our incredible swimmers working hard to represent St Andrews and glorify God through their gifts and talents.

SSV Wantirna District Swimming Champions

In the SSV (School Sport Victoria) competitions, we were proud to be crowned Wantirna District Champions, with four students receiving Age Group Champion awards. From there, 18 students progressed from the Knox Division competition to the Eastern Metropolitan Regional (EMR) level, qualifying by placing 1st or 2nd in their events. We are excited to see them compete at EMR at the end of the term.

CSEN Primary Swimming Championships

We were also thrilled to place 3rd in A Division at the CSEN Swimming Championships. Highlights included winning the U/10 and U/11 Girls Age Group Champion titles, and an exceptional performance from Isla Wang (U/11), who was awarded “Queen of the Pool” across all age groups in the A Division. Isla also broke two CSEN records in the 50m Freestyle and 50m Backstroke.

Another standout achievement was the breaking of five CSEN records on the day, including our U/10 Freestyle relay team, who broke their record for the second consecutive year. Overall, the team brought home an impressive medal tally of 8 gold, 10 silver, and 8 bronze medals.

We are incredibly privileged at St Andrews to have such dedicated and talented swimmers who compete with determination, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship. I would like to congratulate all students who have been part of our 2026 swimming teams—you have represented St Andrews with great heart and passion.

A heartfelt thank you also goes to our parent volunteers for their time, support, and encouragement at our swimming events. We are truly blessed to have such a wonderful and supportive parent community.

Secondary Sport

CSEN Secondary Swimming Championships

Our students delivered an outstanding performance at the CSEN Secondary Swimming Championships, finishing 2^nd overall in our division—a fantastic achievement. A special mention goes to our standout swimmers, Grace Dou and Samuel Ng, who dominated the pool with exceptional results.

Grace claimed 1^st place in the 100m Freestyle, 50m Freestyle, 50m Butterfly, and 50m Breaststroke. 

Samuel secured 1^st place in the 100m Freestyle, 50m Freestyle, and 50m Breaststroke.

In recognition of their incredible efforts, they were deservedly crowned Queen and King of the Pool!

VCE Rally Day

Our VCE Rally Day was a fantastic success, with more than 80 students proudly representing the school across a wide range of sports. It was an exciting and competitive day, highlighted by the outstanding achievement of three teams who won their Division 1 competitions: Boys Tennis, Girls Beach Volleyball, and Girls Golf.

Throughout the day, our students displayed excellent sportsmanship, teamwork, and determination. They competed with enthusiasm and integrity, consistently reflecting the values of our school. It was especially encouraging to see students not only striving for excellence in their sport, but also glorifying God through their actions, supporting one another, playing fairly, and representing the school with pride.

Secondary House Swimming Carnival

We had a fantastic day at our House Swimming Carnival on Wednesday March 4! From fun dress-ups and plenty of laughs to some very competitive races and water polo in the pool, it was a great display of house spirit and community. Congratulations to Deakin House for taking out the overall win!