Everyday life at St Peters is vibrant and pulsing. Our students have access to a range of co and extra-curricular activities, all of which contribute to a well-rounded education. Our College community provides equipment and coaching for over 25 sports. Students involved in the Sport program have the prestige of being involved with a number of formal sporting associations. These include, but are not limited to, Queensland Girls Secondary Schools Sports Association (QGSSSA) and Associated Independent Colleges (AIC). 

Our Music program is also an integral part of life at St Peters, with over 400 music lessons scheduled each week. Students have the ability to try out for productions, ensembles, choirs and bands. The Performing Arts Centre (PAC) is the artistic and cultural hub for the St Peters community. High profile international and local musicians and ensembles perform at the College regularly, sharing the stage with students during performances. 

Other cocurricular activities include our iconic Outdoor Education Program, Ironbark; the Duke of Edinburgh award and Robotics. In a world where technology plays an increasingly important role, Robotics is fast becoming an essential life skill. Our Robotics program caters for students in Years 5-12 and instills cooperation and valuable problem-solving skills.