At Andrews Cup, sport is more than competition — it’s where girls discover their power, push their limits, and play with purpose. Our program offers a dynamic line-up of sports — Athletics, Cross Country, Swimming, Netball, Basketball, Cricket, Football, Touch Football, Tennis, Gymnastics, and AFL — so every student can find her arena to shine.
We create safe, inclusive spaces where fair play and teamwork fuel personal bests. Every game, race, or routine is a chance to build skills that last a lifetime — confidence, resilience, leadership, and a love of movement.
Andrews Cup also fosters opportunities for meaningful connections across schools, encouraging respect and community amongst young sports women, spectators and families.
Our purpose is simple: champion girls in sport, celebrate every effort, and inspire the next generation to be bold, active, and unstoppable.
The Andrews Cup Association brings together ten leading independent schools — Clayfield College, Fairholme College, Ipswich Junior Grammar School, Moreton Bay College, Somerville House, St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School, St Hilda’s School, St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School, The Glennie School, and Toowoomba Anglican School — united by a shared passion for girls’ sport.
Each school offers a full and diverse primary sporting program, giving every student the chance to explore, participate, and excel. Through the Andrews Cup, these schools enjoy the richness of interschool competition, where friendly rivalry meets genuine camaraderie.
Our collective focus is on engagement and participation, while also providing opportunities for students to challenge themselves, pursue excellence, and compete at a high level. Together, we create a sporting association of the highest calibre — where every event is an opportunity to inspire, connect, and champion the value of sport for girls.
The Queensland Girls Primary Independent Schools Andrews Cup Association (QGPISACA) is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all students participating in our annual sporting events.
We uphold the rights of every child to feel safe, valued, and respected. The safety, welfare, and wellbeing of children are central to every decision and action we take.
We expect all staff, coaches, volunteers, external providers, and visitors involved in Andrews Cup events to:
The QGPISACA maintains a robust Child and Youth Risk Management Strategy, supported by policies, procedures, and ongoing training. These measures align with the child protection frameworks of our ten Member Schools and comply with Queensland’s legislative and regulatory requirements.
We are committed to continuous improvement in child safety, including listening to the voices of children and ensuring their participation in creating safe and empowering sporting environments.