British royalty Royals have attended services at the cathedral on numerous occasions, on all of which the school's choristers have sung and had the opportunity of meeting them: 1920 - 13 June, Edward, Prince of Wales 1927 - May, Prince Albert, Duke of York, and Duchess of York 1945 - 11 March, Duke of Gloucester and Duchess of Gloucester 1954 - 7 February, Her Majesty The Queen, His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh and the Earl of Wessex 1958 - 23 February, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, Elizabeth, the Queen Mother 1963 - 3 March, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, on 175th Anniversary of the Foundation of Australia by Governor Philip in 1788 1967 - 6 March, Princess Alexandra, on 150th Anniversary of the British and Foreign Bible Society in Australia 1970 - 30 March, the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne, on 200th Anniversary of Capt. James Cook's landing at Botany Bay 1973 - 21 October, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, after opening the Sydney Opera House the previous day 1977 - 13 March, The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, on their Jubilee anniversary 1977 - 7 September, Charles, Prince of Wales 2006 - 13 March, The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, at the Commonwealth Day Observance in St Andrew's Cathedral Heads of school The following individuals have served as Head of School or any precedent title: Campuses St Andrew's Cathedral School resides across two dynamic city campuses in close proximity to Town Hall Station, St Andrew's House in Sydney Square and Bishop Barry Centre in Druitt Street. It has a leasing arrangement with St Andrew's College within the grounds of The University of Sydney and the nearby Wentworth Park Sporting Complex. The school also uses the university's facilities for basketball, swimming, tennis and squash. St Andrew's also owns a rural property known as Kirrikee at , in the NSW Southern Highlands for its own outdoor education campsite. Gawura campus In a move resonating with Headmaster M. C. Newth's progressive multi-ethnic policy and introduction of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander boys into the school as far back as 1965, on 23 April 2007, the school opened a co-educational Kindergarten to Year 6 school for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, named "Gawura" (meaning "whale"), located in the Junior School and on the rooftop of St Andrew's House