Over the past two terms we have had a range of exciting events happening in our Primary School. This caters for the wide range of interests of our students across a range of year levels.
Year 5/6 Debating
Over the past few years due to COVID restrictions, we have held intra-school debating for our Year 5 and Year 6 students instead of the local inter-school competition. We are looking to start the local competition again in 2023. The intra-school debates are held in Terms 3 and 4. This year we had 8 teams from our Year 5 and 6 cohorts. So far we have completed two debates with one more to go. Our first two topics required strong arguments and thoughtful rebuttals.
We were fortunate to have experienced adjudicators Hugo (Year 11 debater) and Madam Morgan ( Secondary Debating Leader) to adjudicate the three debates. The feedback they provide is so valuable for the students continued improvement. Madam Morgan is very excited about our Primary students moving into Secondary debating with the skills already shown at this Primary level.
A huge thank you to our debating coaches – Mrs Stolz, Ms Peterson, Miss Levitt, Mrs Hofstee, Mrs Whytcross, Mrs West-McInnes and Mr Knight for the time they have given to coach and mentor their team.
Primary Has Talent
One of our requests from Student Council was to have a Primary Has Talent event to follow on from the Secondary one. Each year this has been a popular event with students showing their talents in the areas of singing, instrumental, dance, speech, drama, and magic.
We are close to the end of our auditions with the finals to be in Week 7. A big thank you to Mr Knight, guest judges and our Year 6 leaders for their commitment to viewing the auditions across many lunch breaks.
Stay tuned!
Premiers Reading Challenge
Each year from May to August our Primary Students take part in the Premiers Reading Challenge which aims to improve literacy and encourage children to read for pleasure and learning. We also use this reading activity as a House Challenge.
Our Premier congratulated the 167,000 participants from more than 940 schools and 340 centres who read a total of 2.39 million books in a recent update.
We announced our winners at Lower and Upper Primary Assemblies over the past two weeks.
Lower Primary – Eva P, Aaroosha J , Quinn T
Upper Primary – Danica M, Taj M, Sarayu K, Eeshani C, Arukshan S, Sahrish K
The winner of the House challenge was Mitchell house with 3073 books. Cunningham and Leichhardt read 1612 and 1487 respectively.
P&F Disco
Our Concourse was a hive of activity on Friday afternoon as the Primary students moved and grooved to the DJ music with their glow in the dark wristbands. Our P&F organised three discos for our students – Prep, Year 1-3 and Year 4-6. The Concourse has proved popular for these events with our early years students being able to see their parents, provides a cooler extended space and facilities close by.
A highlight is the ice block each student receives as the disco finishes.
A big thank you to our P&F helpers – Hansi, Lee, Pastor Matt as well as our staff members who helped supervise students over the night.
We are thankful for these extra events that provides opportunities for our students to enjoy a different part of school life.
Debbie West-McInnes Head of Primary Years
What's On
Thursday 20 October - Monday 31 October, 2022
Thursday 20 October: Grandparents’ Day
Monday 24 October-Tuesday 15 November: Year 12 External Assessment Block
Wednesday 26 October – Concert 1 – Private tuitions and recitals
Thursday 27 October – Concert 2 – Private tuitions and recitals
Monday 31 October – Reformation Day
P&F Car Boot Sale
Save the date in your calendars to join us on the 24 November from 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm in the staff carpark for our P&F Car Boot Sale.
Ministry
It's A Gift
We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us. If your gift is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith; if it is serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then teach; if it is to encourage, then give encouragement; if it is giving, then give generously; if it is to lead, do it diligently; if it is to show mercy, do it cheerfully. Romans 12:6-8
We installed Student Leaders this week. Students applied for leadership responsibilities and were chosen by peers and staff alike. It’s a curious task for students to undertake. Leadership is not something everyone does naturally. Not even being accomplished in a particular field will necessarily make a person an effective leader. We can learn and develop leadership skills if we try.
At school I remember studying Maths, English, History, some other subjects, but not Leadership. We learned about leadership by experience, mainly through sport. Some students learned to lead through Scouts, Cadets and Youth Groups, but usually the most well-regarded students were made Captains.
Leadership is still not part of the curriculum. While Harvard Business School may be well into the future for our students who wish to pursue leadership development, we need to start developing leaders from the outset. For any group or community to flourish it will need leaders to guide it. Thus, leadership is encouraged and supported throughout the St Peters journey.
The Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians in Rome in the 1st Century AD, identifying gifts present in their community. These gifts helped build up their community. Rome was a place that didn’t welcome or react kindly to Christians. Quite the opposite, there were times of periodic persecution of Christians there. For the wellbeing of the community, they needed all their gifts to be activated, including the gift of leadership.
Paul mentions prophecy, service, teaching, encouragement, giving, leadership and showing mercy. In other letters he mentions other gifts. Leadership is one of these gifts. Those who have this gift of leadership should lead and lead diligently.
Our Student Leaders have been identified as having gifts of leadership in various ways. Each Student Leader is different and will bring their own approach and emphasis to their role. As a community we celebrate their willingness to lead and commit to supporting them in their leading.
We thank God for our student leaders and pray God blesses them for their work in the coming year.
Pastor Matt Wilksch Springfield Chaplain
Arise Christian Community Church
Arise is a Lutheran community that meets at St Peters, Springfield. It’s a place where you can come to know God’s love through Jesus, and find light and hope for your life, and connect with other families from St Peters and the wider community.
In our service you will hear God’s word, sing, pray and share in Holy Communion if you want to. There’s a message for the kids too.
Just a quick reminder that we have Ben Pettingill coming out tomorrow (Wednesday) for a Keynote with our Secondary Students.
This will be followed by three sessions across Year 7, 8 and 9. These workshops will hone in on the resilience message and we are all very excited about this opportunity.
Next week on Wednesday – the 26th of October – will be a live online event with Ben, so parents can tune in with their students from home.
We thank the P and F for their support for our school’s wellbeing program and hope that the students all learn some important resilience messages tomorrow.
Take Care,
Sarah Johnson Careers/Counselling
Community
P&F Annual General Meeting - November 8, 2022
From the SPOSA Office
Class of 2012 – The First St Peters Springfield Reunion
Springfield's First 10 Year Reunion
Our very first 10 Year Reunion for St Peters Springfield for the Class of 2012 occurred over the past weekend! These Old Scholars are our very first Old Scholars. They are the first Year 8 class of St Peters Springfield from our College’s Founding year, 2008, and were the Seniors for 5 years straight! Our Old Scholars have taken some amazing pathways in life and still their hearts have remained as beautiful as they were in their St Peters days.
It was wonderful to show our Old Scholars around the St Peters Springfield campus. Past and current St Peters Springfield staff enjoyed mingling and reminiscing with these past students. It was also a privilege to have the new Patron of SPOSA, Margaret Curnow, attend. St Peters Springfield is very honoured to have taught these fine young people!
Primary Years
Year 1’s step into the past
Our Year 1 students went back into the past to learn about what life was like in their grandparents’ time, and the generations of the past. They listened to a presenter talk about the difference in toys, reading, games, technology, and even how students were disciplined in school!
This links to the Year 1 inquiry unit 'What are the connections between our childhood and those of our elders'. Our students had lots of questions and wonderings about the changes. Mrs West-McInnes was excited to see some items from her childhood!
The students enjoyed playing with the old toys and games, like a Jack in the box and the elastics jumping game. Some were surprised how fun old games could be and many of them begged to play them all again. Students also loved typing their names on the typewriter and hearing the clickity-clack of the keys. This experience has definitely provided the Year 1 students with a special look into the past!
Samantha Jones and Chelsea Ryan Year 1 Teachers
Year 5 Unit of Inquiry – Six Thinking Hats Strategy
Last Friday, 5T welcomed Mrs West-Mcinnes and Mrs Hofstee into our classroom for a role-playing activity about the Eureka Stockade. This term, Year 5 have been learning in our Inquiry unit, ‘How does exploration and discovery change our future’. As part of this unit, students learnt about the Eureka Stockade during the week. One of the strategies used was Edward de Bono’s 6 Thinking Hats. Students learnt how to look at a topic from different perspectives.
White Hat – Looking at the facts
Red Hat – Looking at the emotions and feelings about the topic
Black Hat – Being a critic and looking at the negative aspects
Yellow Hat – Being an optimist and looking at the positive aspects
Green Hat – Being creative and looking at new ideas and possibilities
Blue Hat – Organising the ideas and providing productive decision-making
Students in groups researched information about the Eureka Stockade from one of these perspectives. They created a slideshow and presented this to Mrs West-Mcinnes and Mrs Hofstee. They set up the classroom as a hat shop and had to sell their idea using one of the 6 thinking hats. It was wonderful to have Mrs West-Mcinnes and Mrs Hofstee part of the lesson as a fun way to engage the students in the topic. The students tried hard to sell their hat to them! They did such an amazing job that both Mrs West-Mcinnes and Mrs Hofstee bought all the hats from the shop!
Nick Brayne Year 5T Teacher
Secondary Years
Nominations now open for the myQCE Student Reference Group
The Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) is recruiting new members for the myQCE Student Reference Group.
The group gives students in Years 10, 11 and 12 in 2023 the chance to have their say about the QCE system processes and senior schooling.
Queensland students who will be in Year 10 (in 2023) are eligible to apply.
The group meets four times per year and membership is ongoing until students graduate from Year 12.
Nominations close on Friday 4 November. For more information and to register, visit the myQCE website.
Congratulations to our 2023 College Captains
On Monday during our Leadership Induction Ceremony, we announced our 2023 College Captains to begin their duties on this week now the Year 12 students have completed formal academic lessons. The selection process was transparent and rigorous
We are pleased to announce the 2023 College Captains – Zoe Clift and Adam Varghese.
I know that both Zoe and Adam are excited to begin their journey as College Captains leading the newly created Portfolio Leadership Teams and build upon the work of previous College Captains before them.
Every Monday this term a group of diligent Duke of Edinburgh participants have been and will be giving up their time to assist in a range of activities to help staff and the College community by completing a range of chores. These tasks have included tidying up classrooms, putting posters up, rearranging furniture, pumping up balls for the HPE department, watering gardens and picking up rubbish.
Many thanks to the following Year 10 participants for their assistance so far: Cameron B, Nithesh F, Ethan Y and Ella M.
There are four parts to achieving the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award (which is the award these participants are pursuing). These include completing a physical activity, a skill and volunteering over a period of 13 to 26 weeks (depending on whether the section is elected as their ‘major’ or not). The other component entails the completion of an adventurous journey.
If you are interested in learning more about the Duke of Edinburgh Award here at SPLC Springfield, please talk to Mme Rae Morgan, Ms Claire Santangelo or Ms Claire Ellacott.
Mme Rae Morgan
The Arts
Term 4 | Week 3
Private Tutor news
Ms Kathleen Kalkaus has joined the Private Tuition Programme as Woodwind Tutor. She will be conducting Platinum Band on Thursdays after school commencing this week, we look forward to welcoming band students back to regular rehearsals.
Ms Anstey has also joined the Private Tuition Programme as a Vocal Tutor, welcome to St Peters both tutors!
Upcoming vocal performance – Grandparents’ Day
The Grandparents’ Day vocal performance is this coming Thursday 20th October. Students from Fella Voce and Mezzo Voce will be performing “Together Sing” as part of Mental Health week, raising awareness of how music making and group singing can be beneficial to overall mental health. Thanks to Mrs Doyle and Mrs Pomerenke for organising this performance.
Strings performance – Open Day
Thanks to Ms Celine Crellin for the Strings performance as part of Open day last week where Allegro and Cantabile Strings performed. The string program is going from strength to strength under Ms Crellin’s guidance, and it was nice to see prospective families enjoying the music. Thanks to Mrs Doyle who accompanied on piano.
On Friday, 14th October 2022, our Year 6 and Junior High Dance students participated in dance workshops facilitated by Martha from the Queensland Ballet, as a part of the Springfield Arts Magic event.
Junior Dance Troupe members participated in a workshop titled “Ballet History & Technique”. The history and evolution of ballet will be incorporated into the teaching of this ballet technique workshop, adapted for various age level or dance experience. Students built on their technique and ballet vocabulary throughout the class while also learning adapted repertoire from different eras.
As a part of the Year 6 Dance Unit this semester, students participated in a workshop is titled ‘Nutcracker Repertoire’. During this workshop students focussed on how space (dimension, level, size and floor pathways), time (tempo), dynamics (movement qualities) and choreographic devices (repetition and motif) reflect the cultural influences of adapted repertoire from The Nutcracker.
Thank you to the Springfield Learning Coalition and Queensland Ballet for making this wonderful afternoon a possibility.
Caitlin Knight Dance Teacher
Sport
Springfield Sport
Queensland Schools Track and Field Championships
Last week saw 10 students compete at the Queensland Schools Track and Field Championships at QSAC, Nathan. Our students performed phenomenally well over the 6 days of competition. These students have put in many hours of training to achieve success.
10 – 12 Years Lilah H - 11 Years Girls
2nd (Silver) 4 x 100m Relay
12th 100m (Semi Final)
7th 200m (Final)
Diva E - 11 Years Girls
6th High Jump
13 – 19 Years Addy F - 13 years Girls
1st 400m
4th Long Jump
5th 200m (Final)
8th 100m (Final)
Tamika R - 13 years Girls
7th 80m Hurdles
Xander P - 14 years Boys
2nd (Silver) High Jump
Jade H - 15 years Girls
17th 1500m
Allira T - 15 years Girls
1st (Gold) Shot Put
2nd (Silver) Discus
Hayley C - 15 years Girls
1st (Gold) Hammer Throw
3rd (Bronze) Shot Put
4th Discus
9th Javelin
Toby S - 16 years Girls
1st (Gold) High Jump in a record of 1.79m
7th 100m Hurdles (Final)
12th Javelin
Aldora T - 17 Years Girls
3rd (Bronze) Hammer Throw
4th Shot Put
5th Discus
Overall St Peters claimed 13 Gold medals, 7 Silver and 6 Bronze medals and 1 Queensland Record broken by Toby Stolberg in the 16 years Girls High Jump.
We also congratulate Addy F, Xander P, Allira T, Hayley C and Toby S on their selection in the Queensland team to compete at the National Championships in Adelaide in December. Thank you to all coaches who have contributed to the success and we look forward to seeing how students go in December!
QGSSSA Girls Sport
Girls Sport Coordinator – Anne-Marie Champion
“If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way.” Napoleon Hill
ST PETERS GIRLS OPEN WATER POLO TEAM PRESENTATION
On Tuesday night, Mr Kotzur joined a great turn out of parents and presented the Open uniforms to our 2022/2023 St Peters Girls Water Polo Open team. When presenting the girls their uniforms, Mr Kotzur spoke about the toughness and dedication required to play Water Polo and the honour of representing St Peters at the highest level. He also spoke about the role models they are to our younger students and our motto, Plus Ultra, and striving for ever higher to give their all.
We thank Mr Kotzur for his continued support of Girls Sport.
2022 OPEN WATER POLO TEAM
Brienna G, Emmilia Mc, Ruby R, Alice H, Ida S, Remaya B, Chloe M, Gabbie E, Zara F, Heidi K, Georgia M, Isla L & Amelia R
QUEENSLAND ALL SCHOOLS TRACK & FIELD
Last weekend was the Queensland All Schools Track & Field Championships, St Peters had 32 athletes compete over the two days, with some fantastic results.
One of the highlights of the championships was the performance of Toby S who jumped 1.79m to break the 16 years Queensland record.
St Peters Track & Field gained:
23 Podium Finishes
10 Gold
7 Silver
6 Bronze
6 x 4th placings (all which were very close to a podium finish).
Overall, a very successful weekend for St Peters.
ST PETERS GIRLS RESULTS
18/19 years
Zoe M – Javelin (Bronze)
17 years
Aldora T – Hammer Throw (Bronze)
Tayden T – 100m Hurdles (Silver)
16 years
Zoe C – Triple Jump (Gold), Long Jump (Silver)
Brogan T – 100m Hurdles (Silver)
Toby S – High Jump (Gold & record)
Gabbie S - 3000m (Gold), 1500m (Gold)
Jazelle C – 200m (Bronze), 400m (Gold)
15 years
Allira T – Discuss (Silver), Shot put (Gold)
Hayley C – Hammer Throw (Gold), Shot Put (Bronze)
Isabelle P – 90m Hurdles (Gold)
12 years
Elyse R – 4 x 100m Relay (Gold)
Addy F – 400m (Gold)
Congratulations and well done to all our athletes and to Mr Donatini whose support over the All-Schools Championships was greatly appreciated by all.
TERM 4 SPORTS
If the girls choose more than one sport, communication is the key, please advise the respective sport coordinator at the start of the season.
Congratulations to the girls from Years 7 - 9 who competed in the QGSSSA Junior Badminton competition last Saturday, it was a great day across all four venues. Thanks to our Badminton Coordinator Laura Buckby and our team of coaches for all their work in preparing the girls.
Last Saturday was Week 2 of the mini grading games, with that done and dusted, we are now eagerly awaiting the 2022/2023 Round 1 draw. The grading games have been a great way for our new players to start to learn the game and for our teams to bond together. It has been pleasing to see the improvement in our teams.
Our U13 Div 3 team with no subs and a number of the girls backing up from the U12 Div 2 game showed huge improvement, they were tired but really showed some great teamwork.
U18 Div 3 won 4-1 against AHS then again 6-0 to St Margaret’s. They are a lovely and positive bunch of girls with so much potential and just pure kindness. I was blown away by their attitude towards the game and the in depth debrief they had after the games to talk about their own strengths and what they want to work on as a team.
Our Open team came away with two close wins. It is such a pleasure to watch Coach Nacole and the girls interact during the matches.
A huge shout out to Mrs Champion and Mr Kotzur for coming into training late and giving our Open team a pump-up speech prior to this week’s Round 1 fixture.
Congratulations to our U15 Div 2 coach, Tenealle Fasala, who has been selected to represent Australia in a 15 strong team for the FINA World League Super Finals in Spain from 2-6 November 2022. We would like to wish Tenealle all the best of luck and I will try to keep you updated on results whilst she is away.
Please keep an eye on the St Peters App for the Round 1 draw, we will upload as soon as it is available.
2023 QGSSSA OPEN TEAM PRESEASON TRAINING SESSIONS
Girls in Years 9 - 12 in 2023 have been emailed details to sign on for the preseason sessions offered this term.
BASKETBALL PRESEASON sessions will be held on the following days in the St Peters Indoor Gym, 3.30pm - 5.00pm.
Monday 24 October
Monday 31 October
Monday 7 November
TOUCH PRESEASON sessions will be held on the following days on Harts Road Oval, 3.30pm - 5.00pm.
Wednesday 26 October
Wednesday 2 November
Wednesday 9 November
FOOTBALL PRESEASON sessions will be held on the following days on Harts Road Oval, 6.15am – 7.30am.
Friday 28 October
Friday 4 November
Friday 11 November
ST PETERS ROWING
St Peters is excited to offer the 2022 Term 4 Learn to Row Program. St Peters has a rich history in Rowing with a number of highly successful rowers graduating. St Peters prides itself on ensuring that students who participate in Rowing throughout their College life are encouraged and supported to find balance between their academic and Rowing pursuits. Rowing is a unique sport within the College and if you would like to be part of something very special with a rich history, Rowing is certainly the sport for you.
Following the Learn-to-Row Program, the Rowing seasons are as follows.
Girls:
Term 2 (Preseason) – Playing another QGSSSA sport is highly encouraged.
Term 3 – Regatta’s are held weekly throughout Term 3. Girls cannot play Volleyball, Hockey, Tennis or Netball and row.
The cost for the Term 4 Learn to Row program will be $145. Athletes are expected to wear their St Peters sports uniform to each session with closed in shoes. Learn to Row athletes are not expected to purchase a zootie for this program. This program will run during Weeks 5 - 7 this term.
To sign up or if you have any questions in regards to St Peters Rowing, please contact Peter Hicks (Head of Rowing) - p.hicks@stpeters.qld.edu.au.
Please CLICK HERE for the Term 4 Athletic Performance & Development Training Schedule.
The schedule can also be found on the St Peters App.
SWIMMING FOR FITNESS
Coordinator: Mr Peter Dawson – p.dawson@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Swimming sessions have commenced at the 50m pool for any girl playing Water Polo or wishing to do pre-season QGSSSA swim training. These sessions will be held on:
Monday afternoons 50m pool: 3:30pm – 4:15pm
Thursday afternoons 50m pool: 3:30pm – 4:15pm
There is no need for girls to sign on for these sessions, simply turn up to the pool for the sessions you can make.
AIC Boys Sport
St Peters Track & Field Succeed at Qld All Schools Championships
Another amazing weekend of performances from our St Peters athletes. Last week and weekend 33 St Peters Track & Field athletes from Years 7 to 12 competed at the Queensland All Schools Track & Field Championships, QSAC, Nathan. It was fantastic to witness the enthusiasm and vibe that our St Peters athletes exhibited both whilst competing and supporting their fellow athletes. The St Peters Track & Field program has positively grown and flourished over the past few years and its success is really starting to turn some heads.
Below are some of the amazing results achieved.
Overall St Peters Track & Field
40 Top 8 (Finals) Individual Performances
23 Podium Finishes (Boys & Girls)
10 Gold
7 Silver
6 Bronze
8 x 4th placings (all which were very close off a podium place)
Boys All Schools Track & Field
Under 18/19
Carlos C – Long Jump (4th), Triple Jump (4th)
Under 17
Jacob D – Shot Put (2nd Silver)
Max K – 400m (11th)
Under 16
Lachlain R – Long Jump (2nd Silver)
Sebastian M – 2000m Steeple (3rd Bronze)
Jacob T – 110m Hurdles (6th)
Brodie W – Shot Put (10th), Javelin (4th)
Under 14
Theo H – Triple Jump (1st Gold), Long Jump (3rd Bronze)
Xander P – High Jump (2nd Silver)
Tristan B – High Jump (6th)
Saving Goals for Queensland
Recently, Jonty B (Year 9) was selected to represent Queensland at the Australian Boys Youth Football Championships. Jonty, a goalkeeper, assisted his team to victory in a penalty shootout to win the National Tournament. Congratulations, Jonty, on a terrific achievement!
Success at Queensland Open Water Championships
St Peters were well represented at the recent Queensland Open Water Championships which was held at Coolum, Sunshine Coast. It was fantastic to see so many great performances from our St Peters swimmers.
Congratulations to:
Rob T (Year 12) – 10km Swim (1st Gold)
Sam T (Year 11) – 7.5km Swim (1st Gold)
Callum B (Year 11) – 7.5km Swim (2nd Silver)
Noah A (Year 9) – 5km Swim (2nd Silver)
William T (Year 7) – 2.5km Swim (2nd Silver)
Luke A (Year 7) – 2.5km Swim (5th)
St Peters Boys Water Polo
Our St Peters Boys Water Polo players are training hard in readiness for the 2022 AIC Water Polo Gala Day to be held on Sunday 23 October at Somerville College Aquatic Facility, South Brisbane.
Should any boy wishing more information about getting involved in St Peters Water Polo, we ask that you please contact Mr Alex Lawn (Coordinator) – a.lawn@stpeters.qld.edu.au
2023 Term 1 AIC Sports – Pre-Season Training
This term (Term 4) we will see the commencement of our preparations for our 2023 Term 1 sports of Cricket, Volleyball, Swimming and Australian Rules. Our First teams are currently underway and all other age groups for Australian Rules & Volleyball will commence over the coming weeks.
All boys from Years 7 to 11 are asked to check their emails for information regarding ‘sign on’ for 2023 Australian Rules and Volleyball.
Training times /schedules are now posted up on the St Peters App. We request that both students and parents please check the St Peters App for days and times of their respective sport training.
We do ask all boys to keep checking their emails for more important information pertaining to 2023 Term 1 sport and when all specific pre-season training will commence over the course of Term 4 this year.
For further information about what is happening with 2023 Term 1 pre-season sports, please contact one of the below St Peters Coordinators:
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.
Communication of Sport Information
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.
St Peters APP
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:
