new arts centre by the Right Reverend Simon Phipps, Bishop of Horsham. Mr Robin Ellmore (Woodwork) retired after 42 years as did Mr George Robotham, (Maths) after 17 years. Mr John Peckham was appointed Headmaster in September 1975 and Deputy. 1980s The Chair of Governors, Rev. John Cotton, opened a new Science Lab, at a cost of £15,000, at a short ceremony with a blessing in September 1984 while in September 1986 the Gym was extended. Brighton and Hove Albion Manager, Alan Mullery opened this. After 10 years of waiting the 3rd Worthing Scout Group finally saw the start of their building work of their new Group Headquarters in the grounds of the school. This also gave the school a hall to use for drama. The 1990s On 3 October 1990 the Bishop of Chichester celebrates 25 years on the Sackville Road site. More expansion, this time a £500,000 Sports Hall. This was ready for use in November 1991. Also in 1990 the go ahead was given in December for two new first schools to be built in the Worthing area. One of which, Springfields, is to be built in the grounds of St. Andrew's. St. Andrew's won the schools' County Cricket Trophy in 1993. A single storey extension was started in May 1995 in the form of a new technology centre costing £177,000. It was ready for use in November of the same year. 1996 saw the retirement of Head teacher, Mr. Peter Stewart after 13 years. On 8 March 1997 St. Andrew's Church of England School for Boys was 100 years old and in September of the same year a new Head Teacher was appointed, Mr. Steve Jewell. In September 1998, St. Andrew's won the Potter Bailey Cricket Trophy after the final against The Angmering School. The 2000s A fibreglass statue of St. Andrew casting a fishing net was located in the pond at the school main entrance. This was removed in 2006 because it had deteriorated beyond economic repair. As a replacement and in order to continue to reinforce the Christian ethos of the school, the pupils have designed and constructed some mosaic plaques and other sculptures which are displayed around the outside of the building. In 2005 the school's rugby team won the Worthing & District trophy for the first and only time in the school's history, beating Angmering 12-10 in the final. Accordingly to a