including to Europe, the United States and Asia. Extra-curricular drama activities include Senior and Middle School drama ensemble productions, an Old Andrean annual play, Theatresports and a weekly Year 7 Drama Club. The school has dedicated drama and performance spaces and a Black Box Theatre. St Andrew's also has a lengthy history in musical production. The first whole of school musical was Oliver!, performed in 2001. Since then, a whole school musical production has been produced at least every two years. These have included: West Side Story (2003), performed at Sydney's Footbridge Theatre Godspell (2005), performed in St. Andrew's Cathedral Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance (2006), performed at the Seymour Centre at the University of Sydney Les Misérables (2007), in the Chapter House adjoining St. Andrew's Cathedral Guys and Dolls (2008) performed at the Seymour Centre at the University of Sydney Paris (2009), performed at the Seymour Centre Children of Eden (2011), performed at NIDA's Parade Theatre Beauty and the Beast (2013), performed at NIDA's Parade Theatre Peter Pan (2015), performed at Chatswood's Concourse Theatre The Wizard of Oz (2017), performed at NIDA's Parade Theatre Fiddler on the Roof (2019), performed at NIDA's Parade Theatre Annie (2022), performed at The Concourse Theatre, Chatswood Outdoor education St Andrew's offers an outdoor education program that includes year-group-based camping expeditions and outdoor activities. The school owns a property named Kirrikee, south-west of Sydney near Penrose, where the majority of their in-school outdoor education expeditions are conducted. The school also offers more challenging optional overseas expeditions for older students. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme is offered to all students in Year 9 and above. Mock trial St Andrew's has had considerable success in the Mock Trial Competition, organised and operated by the Law Society of New South Wales, in which both government and independent schools throughout NSW participate. In 2004, the team were runners-up to Mereweather High School. In 2005, the school team of Year 11 students won the competition and then went on to compete in an International Mock Trial Competition against the UK National Mock Trial team, Ysgol Tre-Gib, Cardiff, United Kingdom, and once again was victorious. Controversy In May 2015, former school mathematics teacher Robert Emmett was convicted on his guilty plea of possessing child abuse material and of aggravated filming of the private parts of a child under the age of 16 in 2013, for which he