received an Intensive Corrections Order, a form of non-custodial sentence. In November 2019, the female students of Year 12 were told to stay behind after a grade meeting. John Collier (then Headmaster) stated this was to address 'issues with uniform compliance.' Social media posts from the students state that they were told to kneel onto the floor to ensure the correct length of their skirts. Dr Collier (whom was absent in the uniform check) denied this, stating that 'one staff member knelt on the ground to show the girls how they could test the length of their skirts, with some students copying the staff member.' Dr Collier states that he had received emails both in support and disapproval of the uniform check. Due to the backlash received from this situation, Dr Collier issued an apology to the students and parents involved. Old Andreans The Old Andreans' Association (OAA), which is the alumni organisation of St Andrew's Cathedral School, was established as the Old Boys' Union (OBU) by the school's third Headmaster, Percy Simpson, in 1906. The first president was the Hon Justice Webb, a judge of the Industrial Relations Commission of NSW. He held office for over 40 years. The OAA has become an incorporated entity, and has improved its governance arrangements greatly. It continues to provide a means of maintaining contact between Old Andreans and their school. Past and present members of the OAA (and OBU) include Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, Ken Tribe AC, Lt-Gen John Grey AC, Simon Tedeschi, John Antill, Julian Hamilton, Malcolm Page and Matt Levy. Notable alumni Aviation Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith – pioneering aviator Entertainment, media and the arts John Antill – composer Rebecca Breeds – actress Nicholas Gledhill – film and stage actor Andrew Goodwin – international operatic tenor Julian Hamilton – one half of dance/electro duo The Presets Tim Harding – television celebrity Stuart Skelton – international operatic tenor Simon Tedeschi – pianist Professor Barry Tuckwell – musician (horn) Politics, public service and the law Jim Longley – former NSW Minister for Community Services, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, and Minister for the Ageing (1993–1995) Richard Murden – Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly (Lib) (1953–1959) Sports Matt Levy – Australian Paralympian swimmer Rod Macqueen – former Wallabies coach Abigail Paduch – judoka Malcolm Page – two-time Olympic gold medalist in sailing in the men's double-handed dinghy 470 in 2008 and 2012; flag-bearer for the