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Small School, Big Possibilities
Founded in 1893, St. Andrew’s empowers students to discover their unique value and embrace their full potential.
Our inclusive community nurtures students to explore their curiosity, challenge themselves, take risks, find balance, and be themselves. With the support of our extraordinary teachers and staff, small class sizes, tailored teaching, and renowned Learning Support Program, St. Andrew’s students learn their strengths and pursue their passions with our globally focused and project-based curriculum. Students have access to our beautiful 80-acre campus with state-of-the-art facilities and our 24/7 residential life culture. Our diverse student population is drawn from all over the world, representing a range of ethnicities, learning styles, socioeconomic backgrounds, and family structures.
Discover your journey at St. Andrew’s!
Come visit St. Andrew's
Interested in learning more about St. Andrew's? We will be welcoming visitors from November 28 to December 19 for safe, socially distant tours. Schedule a tour now.
Accepting Applications for Select Grades
Join us for an Admission Event
This is a great opportunity for prospective students interested in joining our 9th grade in the fall of 2023 to spend half a day in the shoes of a Saint.
Ninth Grade Shadow Day - Friday, November 4
Student Life Virtual Information Session - Wednesday, November 9
Join us for this virtual information session designed to provide an overview of the student life program and opportunities for St. Andrew's School students.
Fall Open House - Saturday, October 5 (9:00-11:30 a.m.)
Learn more about St. Andrew's and our academic, athletics, arts, and residential life programs, including our open access International Baccalaureate curriculum and Learning Support Program. You will have the opportunity to take a campus tour with student ambassadors and meet our faculty.
Join us for an Upcoming Admission Event
Winter Open House - Wednesday, January 15
Learn more about St. Andrew's and our academic, athletics, arts, and residential life programs, including our open access International Baccalaureate curriculum and Learning Support Program. You will have the opportunity to take a campus tour with student ambassadors and meet our faculty.
“St. Andrew’s is a place where you choose who you want to be, and you just do it. There is nothing stopping you. There are many opportunities. Every student has a chance to shape their own journey. No barriers, only people who can help you.”
- Class of 2023 Graduate
Our Guiding Principles
Our Residential Life Program
- Fostering a Community through Kindness and Empathy.
- Teaching Lifelong Learning Skills
We prioritize compassionate interactions and teaching methods to foster a supportive, inclusive, and joyful environment for all.
We teach students how to challenge themselves academically and persevere through adversity, embracing curiosity and learning from setbacks with resilience.
- Prioritizing Holistic Development
We believe in personalized teaching approaches that nurture each student’s well-being and inspire them to be good people.
- Engaging in Service
Our commitment to service encourages community engagement in projects that address local, national, and global needs.
Boarding students in our Residential Life Program come from across the region and around the world and immediately find welcoming peers and experienced teachers — all of whom work conscientiously to make a challenging transition easier. In return, our boarding students gift our community with fresh perspectives and a national and global awareness that infuses our lessons and conversations. Our day students also constitute an integral part of St. Andrew’s lively 24/7 culture. They arrive early for breakfast, stay after dinner to study and socialize, spend time hanging out and sleeping over in our dorms, and come to campus on weekends and holidays to take part in special programming and weekend events.
All St. Andrew’s students benefit profoundly from day and night access to faculty members, from peers who offer diverse perspectives and uncommon kindness, and from extraordinary extracurricular opportunities to go, see, serve, and experience together. Our boarding atmosphere bonds our students into a tightly knit learning community, which, in turn, empowers everyone to rise to greater expectations and meet higher academic standards.
St. Andrew’s Middle School is a supportive and structured program for students in grades 6-8, centered on nurturing the whole child. In small classes with tailored teaching, teachers work with students on academic content, while at the same time developing study skills and organizational strategies, helping students become independent learners, increase their sense of self-esteem, and gain confidence in their abilities. Students engage in hands-on, project-based learning with Design as a core course in the Middle School curriculum with a focus on growth mindset and social emotional learning. Every fall, our middle schoolers take an experiential learning trip to Hulbert Outdoor Center in Fairlee, VT.
Middle School
Day and boarding students in grades 9-12 and postgraduate are nurtured to challenge themselves academically, athletically, and artistically with the support of our inclusive community. With a class size average of ten students, Upper School students work closely with their teachers to find their own paths to success. Students are taught the power of community engagement and giving back — community is paramount to St. Andrew’s. Upper schoolers have opportunities to pursue their passions and be a leader through student clubs, National Honor Society and National Art Honor Society, Student Council, and a number of other extracurricular programs.
Upper School
Our renowned Learning Support Program is comprehensive and individualized for every student. Students with mild learning differences take the same courses as the rest of our students but also receive tailored instruction through small support classes and regular one-on-one sessions with a learning specialist — and some of our classes use a co-teaching model in order to support differentiated learning needs during class time. Students learn to become effective self-advocates as they gain knowledge and understanding of their individual strengths, challenges, and unique learning styles. As a result, self-esteem and self-confidence grow.
Learning Support Program
Our beautiful 80-acre campus provides a safe and secure environment for our students to learn, grow, and live. Located in the coastal community of Barrington, Rhode Island, campus is just a short walk from the beach, a 15-minute drive from Providence, and a quick train ride to Boston. Our lively 24/7 culture complements our academic program, offering day and boarding students alike opportunities to explore their interests, develop passions, engage meaningfully with faculty and peers, and visit cultural and entertainment attractions.
Campus Life
- Embracing Growth and Change
Adaptability and creativity are ingrained in our culture, pushing us to explore new horizons and encourage our community members to lead positive transformation.