St. Andrew’s College is not shy about using technology. Laptops were introduced to the faculty in 2002 and to all students in all grades in 2003. Today, each student is provided with the latest Fujitsu LifeBook T Series convertible tablet to facilitate the completion of all coursework. All classrooms are digitally equipped. Students take notes, receive and submit assignments, access handouts and supplementary web materials, and collaborate with teachers and fellow students through a campus-wide wireless network.

Our faculty are recognized as leaders in the use of technology in the classroom. School's visit and call from locations around the world to learn from our extensive experience integrating computers into the classroom. Faculty members are eager to apply new software, new data collection devices, new information sources, and new media to the classroom setting to better serve the needs of boys and create an unforgettable school experience.

The tablets allow students to utilize the pen function of Microsoft OneNote and create a virtual binder for every course; these notes can now include handwritten notes, typed written text, diagrams, photographs, scanned to email pages, screen shots, and even audio and video recordings. Nothing gets lost; everything is backed up and it all fits inside the laptop! Content can then be easily searched, organized, and shared. Every subject has incorporated the use of the tablet system and internet into its requirements, allowing students to do work sheets, brainstorming, create outlines, write and type notes, and annotate digital text all on their tablets. Students feel more organized than ever.

Every area of the School is on the wireless network. Students roam around the campus from classroom to classroom, the Staunton gallery, the Towers Library, the squash courts, the residences and all the open spaces near a building and they are able to log onto the network, read their email, do their homework, and surf the Internet. It is all convenient, secure, fast, and reliable.