Congratulations to our INET Competition Winners

Eight students from SAIntS (pictured right) won the first INET whole school competition which focused around the topic of 'Students' as Agents of Change'. The winners not only received certificates and presented their work in school assemblies but they also were involved in an International online school conference. Here they contributed to message boards and got involved in discussions with students from around the globe.

Debra Brydon of INET commented on SAIntS involvement saying that " this is the first time we have had involvement from Malawi and I am very excited about this!" Their work was published on the web as part of the INET student debate. Well done for being global ambassadors for Saint Andrew's.

Welcome to Saint Andrew's International High School, Blantyre.

Saint Andrews is a prestigious international secondary school offering a British-style  curriculum to students from 11 to 18 years of age. Over 40 nationalities are represented here. Our students follow the English Curriculum from Key Stage 3 to Key Stage 4 when they complete their I.G.C.S.E qualifications. Many stay on as members of a thriving and successful sixth form which prepares students for the rigours of academic life at college and university, as well as offering them life-skills for leadership of all kinds.

We are immensely proud of SAINTS students and their achievements. The school has a strong tradition of excellence in sport and expressive arts, and recent developments in the provision of ICT facilities, including becoming the first Microsoft Academy in the country, mean that our students are being offered opportunities rarely found elsewhere in central Africa.

Our boarding facilities cater for over eighty students. A team of house-parents works with tremendous spirit and commitment to support the well-being and academic progress of the students in their care, and as a result, boarding places are highly sought after.

Our visitors are often struck by the self-confidence and friendliness of our students. They possess a strong sense of their identities as learners, citizens of the world and leaders in the making.

Find out more about SAIntS here.