Small children, bloodied and broken, being carried by weeping parents, homes destroyed and hospitals overflowing with the wounded—these are the scenes that have been rolling across our television screens in the past few days as the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians escalates. That such hate, suspicion and fear should flourish between neighbours seems incomprehensible. Yet this is simply the latest in a long line, stretching across the centuries, of fighting between different cultural and religious groups. 

While we desire peace among all people, it seems that this is impossible to accomplish. Yet, perhaps it is achievable, if we take time to connect with and respect each other. Talking to the students at Assembly last week, I suggested that while we might not be able to bring peace to the entire world, we can ensure that, in our community, people of all cultures are valued and that we live and work together in harmony.

In 2019, we held out inaugural celebration of the United Nations Intercultural Diversity and Dialogue Day.  This event was an initiative of SET (Student Executive Team) and was student driven.  In 2020, the College captaincy team took oversight of the event and expanded it from one day to three days. This year’s team have now taken up the baton and have events planned for this week and next.

On Thursday, students shared dance and music from their cultural heritage and next week, Hearts Café will provide a range of foods from different cultures for students to try. Our Chapel service this week focused on diversity but unity through Christ and next week’s Assembly will feature some of our students talking about the benefits and enrichment that come from cultural diversity in a community.

The United Nations maintains that three-quarters of the world’s major conflicts have a cultural dimension. But respecting cultural diversity not only prevents wars but brings benefits. Diverse cultures living together with mutual understanding and respect enrich the intellectual, emotional, moral and spiritual life of a community.

Our students are privileged to share their classrooms with children from many different cultural heritages. By connecting with one another, they are learning to bridge the gap between cultures and hopefully the respect and understanding that flows from these connections will help all of us take small steps toward the creation of peace and stability in our world.

Sue Grotherr
Head of Secondary School

Date Claimers:

Friday 21 May
Secondary Sport Photos, Indooroopilly
Year 4 Incursion – Erosion Investigation

Wednesday 26 May
Under 8s Day Prep-Year 1

Thursday 27 May
Private Tuition Recitals:
Prep–Year 3, 3.-3.45 pm
Year 4-6, 4.45-5.45 pm
Year 7-12, 6-7 pm

Friday 28 May
Year 7-12 Trivia Night, 6-9 pm

Arise is a Christian Community where people gather each Sunday morning at 9am in the St Peter’s Hub, to meet Jesus the Light of the World. "Arise, shine, your light has come!" Isaiah 60:1

All are welcome.

The video on Facebook is of the complete worship service.

View video of worship service

We are now accepting Expressions of Interest from Primary and Secondary Teachers who are interested in working as casual Relief Teachers at our Springfield School in 2021.
Our school day is from 8.05 am - 2.45 pm.

View Job Role here

About you:

• You have demonstrated excellence in teaching within the Primary and Secondary Years
• You possess excellent interpersonal skills and are able to communicate sensitively and confidentially with parents, students and other staff
• You are able to build and maintain quality relationships in all aspects of your work
• You are able to select and use appropriately, a wide range of teaching strategies to suit the needs of a diverse range of students.
• You have a demonstrated understanding of current issues in education and can implement strategies to ensure optimal learning outcomes
• You identify with St Peter’s professional behaviours of trust, accountability, unconditional positive regard and open communication and feedback and apply these in all that you do
• You value contributing to diverse and inclusive communities and accept the responsibility to uphold the Christian Ethos, including core values of care, dignity & respect

St Peters offers students in Years 3-12 the opportunity to participate in a range of academic competitions throughout the year. Participation is voluntary and students may enter one or more of the competitions being offered.

Australian Mathematics Competition

The Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) is one of Australia’s largest school-based mathematics competitions. It features unique problems designed by Australia’s leading educators and academics, with the goal to demonstrate the importance and relevance of mathematics in students’ everyday lives. It is an engaging 30-problem competition, open to students in Years 3 to 12. Each student receives a certificate acknowledging their participation and recording their level of achievement.

The competition will be held on Wednesday August 4 2021, and is conducted online. Primary students may use calculators which must be brought from home, however Secondary students may not use calculators or other calculating aids. The cost of participation is $6.50 (incl GST)

Further information and practise resources can be found on the Australian Mathematics Trust website: https://www.amt.edu.au/australian-mathematics-competition

AMC Payment

• Payment and registration can be made via the St Peters website https://mystpeters.com/ from the ‘My Online Payments’ link
• Registrations and payment must be completed by Friday June 18 5:00 pm.
• Registrations cannot be accepted after this date.

International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) 

Students in Years 3-12 have the opportunity to participate in the International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) in English, Mathematics and Science. The competitions are designed to target students’ higher-order thinking and problem-solving skills. Each student receives a certificate recording their level of achievement and an analysis of their responses.

The competitions are conducted at school on the following dates, which have been set by the UNSW Educational Testing Centre:

• English – Tuesday 17 August 2021
• Science – Tuesday 24 August 2021
• Mathematics – Monday 30 August 2021

The participation cost for each competition is $17.05 (incl GST).

Further information can be found on the ICAS website https://www.icasassessments.com/products-icas/

ICAS Payment

If you would like your child to participate in any of the competitions, please visit the online Parent Payment System to make a direct payment to Janison (the provider of ICAS). The Parent Payment System is a simple and secure online payment service specifically for parents to purchase ICAS Assessments.

Parent Page link: https://shop.icasassessments.com/pages/pps

Once here, you will need to enter the SPLC SFD unique access code: YKE771

Payments are not able to be accepted by the college. Registrations are now open. The online payment closes Friday June 18 2021, after which time no registrations are able to be accepted.

IMPORTANT:  Please enter your child’s name accurately into the system as it will appear on their ICAS certificate.

All AMC and ICAS competitions will be undertaken online, which allows greater accessibility for students and faster delivery of results. Students in Years 4 – 12 will access the web-based platforms using their devices, while Year 3 will be provided with access to a device. Please note, the iPad mini is not supported by the testing platforms. Students also require headphones.

In the event of student absence, catch-up sessions will be offered for both ICAS and AMC within the testing windows set by each of the organisations. Refunds will be offered if students are unable to participate due to COVID-19 government-mandated school closures or a second round of testing may be offered. Entry fees cannot be refunded for any other reasons.

NCSS (National Computer Science School) Challenge

The NCSS Challenge (run by Grok Learning, an education start-up from the University of Sydney) is a programming competition with a focus on coding, programming and computational thinking open to students in Years 5–12. The competition begins on Monday July 26 and runs over 5 weeks.

The NCSS Challenge is aligned to the Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies. Through the challenge, students learn to code, solve exciting real-world problems, receive instant feedback and earn points to climb the leader board. Online tutor support is available. At the conclusion of the challenge participants receive a printable certificate of achievement.

Registrations and monitoring will be done by the College, however students will complete the NCSS Challenge at home.

Payment

Price is as follows:

• Years 5-6 $6.00
• Years 7-8 $14.40
• Years 9-12 $24

Payment and registration can be made via the St Peters website https://mystpeters.com/ from the ‘My Online Payments’ link and close Friday June 18 2021. Registrations cannot be accepted after this date.

Students will receive a notification email once registered and they can access the Grok Learning platform using their St Peters email address and password via the Google sign-in option.

If you have questions regarding AMC, ICAS or the NCSS Challenge please contact Susan Levitt: s.levitt@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Susan Levitt
Prep – Year 6 Curriculum Leader: Assessment and Reporting

s.levitt@stpeters.qld.edu.au 

St Peters Springfield Prep-Year 6 students are invited to join in the 2021 Premier’s Reading Challenge.

More than 905 schools and 318 centres took part in the 2020 challenge, combining more than 161,000 Queensland children and students reading 2.23 million books. What an achievement!

The reading period for the 2021 Premier's Reading Challenge commences on Monday 10 May and closes Friday 27 August.

This year the Premier has invited all state and non-state school students to take on the challenge:

• Prep to Year 2 should read or experience at least 20 books,
• Years 3 and 4 should read at least 20 books, and
• Years 5 to 9 should read at least 15 books.

Experiencing books can include shared reading, listening to stories, or reading picture books. The aim for the 2021 challenge is to engage more students reading more books than ever before.

Students wishing to take part in this year’s challenge can register by talking to their class teacher and letting them know they are participating in the challenge. They keep a record of their reading on the form that was sent home.

Every student who completes the challenge will receive a Certificate of Achievement signed by the Premier in the week of 1 to 12 November 2021.

We use this challenge for a House Competition as well.  The House that reads the most books has their name added to the Premier’s Reading Challenge book as well as the top readers in Lower and Upper Primary.  Who will win this year??

Fella Voce Performance

In a first for this ensemble, our Fella Voce choir (all Yr 4-6 boys) visited our St Peters Kindergarten to perform a concert for the children. Two of our instrumentalists also gave instrument demonstrations – Jack S played his cello and Randiv K played his saxophone.  Fella Voce sang 4 songs, including two action songs which were enjoyed by the Kindy children as they copied the boys.  The boys sang enthusiastically and tunefully.

Changes in the Music Department

Recently we welcomed two new members to our department.  Mr Darren Skaar has accepted the position of Brass and Percussion Tutor, and Mrs Mardi Doyle has joined the team as our Classroom Music Teacher.

Alongside his tutoring responsibilities, Mr Skaar will also be directing Platinum Band and working with Yr 5 Music Education Through Band (in cooperation with Mrs Doyle).  Mr Skaar is currently also teaching at another local school, and is a graduate of the Queensland Conservatorium of Music.  He is also a professional trumpet player, performing with many local bands, and a current serving member of the Royal Australian Navy Band, Brisbane.

For contractual reasons, Mrs Doyle only joined our team last week, but she has quickly immersed herself in the band programme, conducting Bold and Platinum Bands and Percussion Ensemble.  Mrs Doyle has previously worked within Lutheran Education, and knows Mrs Carly Flynn, one of our former Music teachers. 

We welcome both Mr Skaar and Mrs Doyle and hope they find their time with us both enjoyable and professionally fulfilling.

“Life is to be enjoyed, not endured.” Gordon B. Hinkley

CROSS COUNTRY

Coordinator: Mrs Kerry Schreiber - k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Last Saturday 85 Cross Country girls ventured down the freeway to Rivermount College in Yatala to compete in the QGSSSA Cross Country Championships. This was my first Cross Country Championships and a day I won’t forget in a hurry. I could not have been prouder of each one of our girls who gave their absolute best in very trying conditions on the tough Rivermount course. Many sections of the course the girls were running in knee-deep mud, they all gave their absolute best to represent St Peters Lutheran College with pride. We came away in sixth position - it was a very tight race between third & sixth.  A big thank you to Mrs Kerry Schreiber, what can I say about this inspirational lady, an Old Scholar (1984) who represented St Peters herself, she brought so much passion and inspiration to the girls it was moving to see. Thanks also to the amazing team of coaches for their work in preparing the girls for the big race.

Special Congratulations must go to.

• Ava K – 4th place 12 years
• Ella K – 6th place 14 years
• Gabby S – 1st place 15 years
• April F – 8th place 15 years
• Gabby Neal - 6th place 17 years & over

Run Club continues every week! Join our Running Community on Friday mornings - meet at 6.30am at the St Peters Bus Stop.

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS

Over the last few weeks we have enjoyed hearing about many of our talented students we have here at St Peters, and I would like to recognise the follow girls on their outstanding achievements.

• Ella Macartney (Year 9) – 2021 Queensland School Sport 13–15 years Netball Merit Team
• Lara Owen (Year 12) - 2021 Queensland School Sport 13-19 years Water Polo Merit Team
• Claudia L, Sienna O, Emilia M & Meg H - joined Lara in the Met West Water Polo Team who won silver at the State Water Polo Championships.
• Daisy Mabin (Year 9) – competed for Queensland at the Australian National Beach Volleyball Championships and place 11th with her partner. An amazing effort at the National level.

CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS!

SPORT PHOTOS

This Friday 21 May – Students have been emailed all details and the Photo Schedule & Dress Requirements can be found on the St Peters App.

DRESS CODE SUMMARY

OPEN TEAMS – CORRECT PLAYING UNIFORM

ALL OTHER TEAMS - Formal Winter Uniform worn with blazer buttoned up

Girls – Formal socks, black shoes, hair must be tied back, no jewellery & no makeup

PINK SOCK ROUND

On Friday 28 May, for QGSSSA Touch and Basketball, and Saturday 5 June, (Old Scholars Game) for QGSSSA Football, we are continuing our much-valued support to the McGrath Foundation by helping raise funds to provide funding for the McGrath Breast Care Nurses who provide invaluable support and care to women experiencing breast cancer.

The McGrath Breast Care Nurses bring you and your family peace of mind through expert knowledge, personal care and genuine compassion. They can help you create a time in your life not defined by breast cancer.

Many girls’ teams will be proudly wearing PINK SOCKS on this day, that also raises awareness and effects on breast cancer families.

We ask that if you wish to donate and support, please click on the link below and enter any amount you wish to donate, or the same on the QR code on the brochure attached.

https://fundraise.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/fundraisers/stpeterslutherancollege/pull-on-your-socks

We also encourage all supporters to wear anything PINK at all the games on this day to support the cause.

All donations are greatly appreciated, and the St Peters community has been acknowledged as a tremendous supporter of the McGrath Foundation personally by Glenn McGrath.

Thank you so much for your much-valued support.

Mr Gary Munday

2021 AUTUMN FIXTURES – FOCUS ROUND NO 2 - BASKETBALL

Last Thursday afternoon the support for our Basketball girls was AMAZING. Thank you to the many students that attended and cheered on our Basketball girls to give them an experience they will remember for a long time. To share with you some of the feedback I have received – that was the best atmosphere we have seen at a Basketball game, we haven’t seen the Indoor Gym pumping like that in a long time!! WELL DONE TO ALL INVOLVED.

BASKETBALL

Coordinator: Mr Orhan Memedovski – o.memedevoski@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Round 7 Wrap

Round 7 against Moreton Bay College proved to be a great learning experience for our girls. It was wonderful to see our teams play hard to the final whistle. If you happened to be in the gym for our games last Thursday night, you would have been exposed to an electric and exciting atmosphere. The gym was rocking! This included a massive student led tunnel prior to our Opens and Senior A games. The loud drum echoed through the entire gym, complimented with cheers and massive support from our amazing students. Thank you to everyone who made it special. Perhaps the game of the night belonged to our Senior A girls team. The girls went back and forth in a close match, trading baskets and fouls right down to the wire. All spectators were on the edge of their seats as the game came down to the last second shot from St Peters. Make it and the Saints win, miss it and the game was over… with 1.3 seconds to go, our three-point shot attempt at the buzzer just came up short, resulting in a one point loss. An overall wonderful effort for an exceptional game.

Please note that this week (Round 8) will be our last home game of the season.

By the Numbers:

49 - Number of points our Open girls scored
8 - Our 8A girls won by 8 points.
4 - A close, 4-point loss for our 7A girls.
14 - The number of points our 10A girls scored

FOOTBALL

Coordinator: Mr Tim Arnold – t.arnold@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Round 7 Wrap - All games cancelled due to unplayable fields

Round 8 & 9 Games v St Hilda’s & IGGS: Thursday 20 & Friday 21 May – Please CLICK HERE for the draw.

Please be aware that the Round 9 Football fixtures have been rescheduled due to both schools having other school commitments.

DATE CLAIMER

QGSSSA FOOTBALL OLD SCHOLAR GAME: SATURDAY 5 JUNE - 3:00pm - 6:00pm (kick off 3:30pm – 4:30pm). Further details to follow.

TOUCH

Coordinator: Ms Anne-Marie George - a.george@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Round 7 Wrap - All games cancelled due to unplayable fields

Round 8 Games v St Hilda’s: Friday 21 May – Please see above for the Focus Round Draw

ROWING

Coordinator: Mr Peter Hicks - p.hicks@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Girls are definitely settling into the rhythm of Rowing season with ergo and sculling trials well underway so that crews can be established before Term 3 regattas. 

This weekend sees the girls participating in the first round of sculling selections for the Opens and Year 9 cohorts. PLEASE NOTE: these selections will be run out of St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace Playing fields – Tennyson and timings differ to previous Saturdays. Please see the notice emailed on Tuesday. 

DATE CLAIMER: ROWING CAMP – An important event on the Girls Rowing calendar is the Rowing Camp, this will be held on the first week of the school holidays at the end of Term 2, Saturday 19 June - Friday 25 June. Please mark these dates in your diaries.

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

Coordinator: Mrs Nicole Maynard – n.maynard@stpeters.qld.edu.au

NETBALL

Coordinator: Mrs Anne-Marie Champion – a.champion@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Pre-season training continues with great numbers of girls at both the Springfield and Indooroopilly sessions.

• Tuesday morning training sessions at Springfield – 25/5 | 6.15am – 7.30am
• Thursday morning training sessions at Indooroopilly – 27/5 | 6.15am – 7.30am

These sessions are optional, and all girls MUST continue their in-season sport commitments (Basketball, Touch, Football & Cross Country).

UNIFORM - HPE uniform & don’t forget your water bottle

OPEN & YEAR 7 trials have commenced this week, all other team trials & training sessions will commence in Week 7 – details can be found on the St Peters App.

PLEASE NOTE - Trials will be completed in your training times – THERE WILL BE NO SUNDAY TRIALS THIS YEAR.

HOCKEY

Coordinator: Mr Cameron Glass– c.glass@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Pre-season training will commence on Tuesday 25 May (Week 6). Training on both Tuesday & Thursday afternoon of this week will be at the Cricket Nets on campus. Week 7 we will commence the following schedule.

• Tuesday afternoon training sessions – Cricket Nets/Indooroopilly Campus | 3.30pm – 5.00pm
• Thursday afternoon training sessions – UQ Field 4 – starting 3/6 | 3.45am – 5.15am | One-way bus transport to UQ will be provided.

VOLLEYBALL

Coordinator: Ms Natalie Holman & Mr Mike Cujes – girlsvolleyball@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Volleyball trials have commenced this week for one session only per age group due to Autumn Fixture games. The full Term 2 training schedule will commence in Week 7 - please see the St Peters App for all the details.

All sessions will take place in the Indoor Gym.

TENNIS

Coordinator: Ms Renata Franco – r.franco@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Trials for all teams will commence in Week 6 and continue in Week 7.

• Tuesday 25 May & Tuesday 1 June: 6.15am – 7.30am – All Junior teams @ Lohe Street Courts
• Thursday 27 May & Thursday 3 June: 6.15am – 7.30am – All Senior Teams @ Lohe Street Courts

The Pre-Season/Term 3 Training Schedule will commence in Week 8 (Tuesday 8 June & Thursday 10 June), this schedule will be on the St Peters App early next week.

Luke Donatini
Boys Sport Coordinator 
3377 6234 | l.donatini@stpeters.qld.edu.au

We now approach the midway mark of our Term 2 AIC sports and so far, St Peters has achieved some great success across all our sports. It is vitally important that all our teams remain focused on completing the next four rounds of AIC sport strongly with commitment and enthusiasm. For the majority of our teams, this Saturday they will play St Laurence’s College away at their home venues. Traditionally, we have found our round of AIC sport against St Laurence’s College have always been very competitive and displaying a high level of energy from both Colleges. This weekend will be no different.

We do encourage all our St Peters community to come along and support our sporting teams this weekend as we are confident that there will be some exciting games of AIC Rugby, Football and Chess.

We wish all our teams and students every success this coming weekend as they don the St Peters uniform to uphold our Plus Ultra!

Congratulation and Well Done

Earlier this month three St Peters boys represented Metropolitan West Region at the Queensland Secondary Schools Water Polo Championships on the Sunshine Coast. Their team was successful in gaining a podium finish and securing 2nd (Silver) place overall. Congratulations to Marcus M (Year 10), Toby M (Year 11) and Angus H (Year 12) on their recent success at the Queensland Secondary Schools Water Polo Championships – Well done!

AIC Chess Round 4 Games Friday 21 May

This coming Friday, St Peters Chess will compete away to St Laurence’s College in their fourth fixture of the 2021 AIC Chess season. All boys will be bused both to and from St Laurence’s College where they will compete. Chess games will commence from 4.00pm.

Please refer to the St Peters App for details about training times and games for Term 2 AIC Chess.

St Peters Football Round 4 Games Saturday 22 May

This Saturday 22 May St Peters Football teams will compete against St Laurence’s College in Round 4 of AIC Football. Our Junior teams (Years 7 and 8) will be ‘home’ at St Peters whilst our Senior teams (Years 9 to Opens) will play ‘away’ at St Laurence’s College Playing Fields, Runcorn. We request everyone to please check the St Peters App for game times and details. Please also check the App for any cancellations.

St Peters Rugby Round 4 Games Saturday 15 May

This coming Saturday our St Peters Rugby teams will also compete in Rugby games against St Laurence’s College. All teams will play ‘away’ at St Edmund’s Playing Fields, Tivoli, whilst our junior teams will be at Ambrose Treacy College and St Peters. We request everyone to please check the St Peters App for game times and details. Please also check the App for any cancellations.

2021 AIC Cross Country & Runners Club

The 2021 AIC Championships will be held on Wednesday 2 June at Curlew Park, Sandgate. St Peters will be attending two (2) AIC Lead Up Cross Country meets in the weeks preceding the AIC Championships. The first Lead Up Meet was conducted on Wednesday 19 May at St Laurence’s College’s Playing Fields, Runcorn and the second will be held on Wednesday 26 May at Curlew Park, Sandgate (St Patrick’s College Playing Fields).

We request that all boys ensure they are fully committed to attending both training and the two lead up races prior to the AIC Cross Country Championships on 2 June.

We still welcome all boys from Years 7 to 12 boys to get involved in our Cross Country program or the social Runners Club.

Training times and our Cross Country Calendar can be found on the St Peters App. Boys can also find more details about Cross Country from the weekly sport email sent to them by Mr Donatini.

2021 St Peters Boys Rowing

Congratulation to all the boy rowers who competed in their third and final lead up regatta before the Trophy Regatta. Last Saturday was a good day with some fantastic results achieved.  This is very promising leading into the final regatta for the boys. Special mention to the Year 8 boys, who competed in their first 1000m race at last Saturday’s regatta.  The following boys & crews achieved first place at this last Regatta. 

• Ted A, Luca K, Will Y, Flynn G & Elliot J – 1st Year 9 Quad Scull (Div. 2)
• Archie M, Bobby H, Aled T, Samuel G & Elliot J – 1st Schoolboys Quad scull (Div. 2)
• George H – 1st Novice Boys Under 16 Single Scull
• Ethan P & Jun K – 1st Under 16 Mens double Scull (Div. 2)
• Archie M & Angus G – 1st Men’s Under 19 Double Scull (Div. 3)

The final regatta for the 2021 Season for the Boys Rowing Program is in a fortnights time (Saturday 29 May) at Wyaralong Dam.  We wish the all the boys the very best at this regatta.

Wet Weather and Cancellations

With regards to wet weather and any unforeseen or potential cancellations of AIC sports, please ensure that you keep an eye out for notifications and alerts via the St Peters App.

Term 2 AIC Sporting Calendar and Coordinators – St Peters Boys Sport

Chess

Round 4: Fri 21 May | SLC v SPLC
Round 5: Fri 28 May | SPLC v SPC
Round 6: Fri 4 June | SPLC v ASH
Round 7: Fri 11 June | IONA v SPLC

Rugby & Football

Round 4: Sat 22 May | SLC v SPLC
Round 5: Sat 29 May | SPLC v SPC
Round 6: Sat 5 June | SPLC v ASH
Round 7: Sat 12 June | IONA v SPLC

Note: Where SPLC appears first (eg. SPLC V PAD) – Year 6 & Senior Teams (Years 10 to 12) are playing at ‘Home’ venues and Year 5 and Junior Teams (Years 7 to 9) are playing at 'Away’ venues.

It is in reverse when SPLC appears second. This may change at times dependent on circumstances

If the sport specific information you are looking for, in relation to Term 2 AIC sports for St Peters boys, cannot be found on the St Peters App, please contact the below sport specific coordinators directly. 

• St Peters Rugby Coordinator: Mr Trent Hacking – t.hacking@stpters.qld.edu.au
• St Peters Football Coordinator: Mr Nathan Edwards – n.edwards@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• St Peters Chess Coordinator: Mr Wolf Stuetzel – w.stuetzel@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• St Peters Cross Country Coordinator: Mrs Kerry Schreiber – k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• St Peters Rowing Coordinator: Mr Peter Hicks – p.hicks@stpeters.qld.edu.au  

Information regarding the St Peters Lutheran College Springfield Sport program will be communicated through a range of modes including email, St Peters App and Cornerstone. Students and parents will primarily receive information from the Head of Sport at Springfield but at times may also receive information from the Girls and Boys Sport Coordinators or individual Sport Coordinators. Parents and students are encouraged to download and use the St Peters App for information regarding the Sport program. 

Please download the St Peters ‘app’ today!! 

All information regarding the St Peters Lutheran College Sport program including sport training times and venues, draws, coordinator details and wet weather arrangements can be found on the St Peters App. 

*Please ensure that you update your preferences in the Settings> Subscriptions section of the app so that you only receive information from your appointed Campus or area of interest that are relevant to your family e.g. Springfield or Sports.

The app can be downloaded free through iTunes or Google Play, please search for St Peters: