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The Music Prize is awarded to that fifth or sixth former who contributes the most to instrumental music at St. Andrew's. The 1965 Music Prize was awarded to Terry Wild '65; the 1966 Music Prize was awarded to Charles Gates '66.

The 1955 Werth Award for Greatest Service to Criss Cross Club was awarded to Powell Hutton '55.

The Larry L. Walker Prizes are named after long-time (1961-2000) instrumental teacher Larry L. Walker. The Prize has gone through name iterations since its inception in 2000 as The Larry L. Walker Band Prize...

The Choir Prize is awarded to the student who has contributed the most to the success and development of the choral program. It wasn't until 2001 that the award was reserved exclusively for VI formers.

The Art Prize is awarded to the students who have contributed the most to the Art Program in effort, originality, and technique in various art forms.

The Film Prize is awarded to students who have shown extraordinary creativity, technical skills, and dedication to the film studies program.

In 1980, a subcategory was created for the Drama Prize (1963) which recognized contributions to the theatre in technical work, rather than acting/performing...

In 1982, The Dance Award was created to honor the student who has made outstanding contributions to the Dance Program...

In 1994, The Photography Prize was established to honor a student of photography who has shown a strong mastery of technical skills and presented a portfolio of creative images.

In 1997, the Photography Prize was renamed The Keri J...

The Ceramics and Sculpture prize is awarded to the student who has demonstrated a mastery of skills, a strong imaginative quality with his/her work, and proven to be a creative model among his/her classmates.

The Band Prize is awarded to the student who has made outstanding contributions to one or more of the music ensembles.

The Bishop's Band Prize was awarded to students between 1951 and 1958.

The Captain Williams Music Prize was named for St. Andrew's first music teacher and bandmaster, Captain Edward Williams. The prize was introduced in 1951 and retired in 1964.