This evening, St Peters Lutheran College Springfield community will gather with great enthusiasm for our yearly Awards Presentation Evening. The event, which is a vibrant showcase of the year's achievements, celebrates the hard work and dedication of our students.

As the evening unfolds, the auditorium will be buzzing with excitement and pride. Students, teachers and families will come together to honour the academic, sporting, and artistic achievements that have defined this year. The presentation of awards is a testament to the unwavering commitment of our students to excellence in all aspects of their school life.

Tomorrow morning, the atmosphere will be bittersweet as we bid farewell to our graduating Year 12 cohort at the Valedictory Ceremony which takes place on our concourse. This emotional event marks not just the end of their school journey but also the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. The ceremony will be a fitting tribute to the resilience, growth and maturity these young individuals have shown throughout their time at St Peters.

As our graduates move forward, they carry with them not only the knowledge and skills they have acquired but also the values and ethos of St Peters Lutheran College Springfield. We are confident that they are well-prepared to make a positive impact in the world and we look forward to seeing the incredible paths they will forge.

We extend our deepest congratulations to all our awardees and graduates. Their achievements are a beacon of inspiration for the entire St Peters community.

Dominic Piacun
Head of Secondary Years

• 16 November - Secondary Presentation Evening & Rehearsal
• 16 November - LP Swimming Years 1-3
• 17 November - Valedictory Ceremony - breakfast 7.30am, service 8:30am
• 17 November - Year 12 students’ final day
• 20 November - Vocal Students Recital (3.30pm-4.30pm - PA1)
• 20 November - Kindergarten Graduation (5pm - 6.30pm - JHP Foyer)
• 21 November – Harvest Market Day
• 22 November - Ironbark Year 8 Parent Info Night (JHP - 5:30pm)
• 23 November - Wearable Art Event 2 (7U & 7T) 5:45pm - 6:45pm (JHP Foyer)
• 24 November – Primary Celebration Service (8.20am celebration, morning tea 9:00am-9.30am)
• 24 November - French Film Festival (5:30pm - 6:30pm)
• 29 November - Term 4 concludes
• 30 November – Student Free Day
• 1 December – Student Free Day

OSHC has a wonderful December Vacation Care Program for our students. Some highlights are:

• Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
• Event Cinemas to watch the new Trolls Movie
• A Karate Incursion
• First Aid training
• Christmas party with the Kindy
• And Build My Bear
• And Lots MORE…..

If your children would like to participate and join our amazing educators for 17 days filled with fun, excitement and loads of learning, please contact our OSHC at sfdoshcbookings@stpeters.qld.edu.au to arrange booking forms.

If your child are not currently enrolled in OSHC, please send your enquiry to oshcspringfield@stpeters.qld.edu.au and we can organise your enrolment into OSHC (please note this takes a minimum of 2 business days to complete).

We can’t wait for your children to join us.

Warmest regards,

Jennie Awcock
Coordinator/Service Leader
St Peters Lutheran College Springfield
Outside School Hours Care

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. 

We’d love for you to join us!

For more information contact College Chaplain Pastor Matt Wilksch: m.wilksch@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

You may like to view Sunday’s service on Facebook at this link: https://www.facebook.com/pg/ariselc/posts/?ref=page_internal

E:  arise@stpeters.qld.edu.au
M:  Pastor Matt Wilksch: 0447 656 793
FB:  @ariselc

When I was young, I remember holidays spent playing with my sisters in my Grandmother’s back yard. She lived in an old farmhouse and behind the shed, in true farmer fashion, were piles of old wood planks and fencing materials just waiting to be used by creative young minds. For us it was a paradise of possibilities, and we thought the best thing ever would be to build ourselves a cubby house. We dragged out the wood and started lashing it together with baling twine and bits of rusted wire. We propped up walls and gave it a makeshift roof, and even managed to fashion together a door of sorts, complete with a lock to keep our brother out.

In retrospect, it was probably that last detail that was our undoing, because as soon as my brother realised that he was excluded, he wanted in. He wasn’t quite the big, bad wolf huffing and puffing at the house of sticks, but it was close. And just like the poor little pig’s house fell down around him, so ours came crashing down around us (and I still have a small scar on my forehead to remind me!). Our small cubby, for all the pride and joy we took in building it, stood no chance of surviving the knocks that life could throw at it.

The song 'I Go to the Rock' has almost become an anthem at St Peters, and not just because the school is built on this big rock of a hill, but because it’s built on an even stronger rock than that. Christ is that solid rock, that Cornerstone, the one who is always there for us and for our school. We know that when times are tough we can lean on him and he will shelter us. No wonder this image of the rock is all around us!

When relationships, studies, jobs, situations in our lives seem overwhelming, seem to swirl over us like a big wave, we can turn to God and know that he is always there. He will never let us down. As the Psalmist said: He alone is my Rock and my salvation; He is my Fortress, I will never be shaken (Psalm 62:2). Being human as we are, we will try to depend on ourselves or on others. Then we can be shaken like my poor old cubby house. But if we access his strength, his resources, we need never feel shaken; our rock stands strong for us.

So, as our Year 12s leave St Peters, ready to face whatever may come, this is the message they can take with them – a song on their heart – that reminds them that Christ has been the solid rock for generations of people he will continue to be our shelter and our friend.

Kirstin Munchenberg
Chaplain

The construction of Stage 3B of the Junior High Precinct is progressing well. It will be ready for use in early 2024. The facilities will boast contemporary learning spaces including improved Visual Arts facilities, an outdoor learning area, a learning corridor/indoor amphitheatre and improved student amenities.

In my role as a counsellor, I am often asked to identify if a student has anxiety – and I always give the same answer, yes.

We all have anxiety.

It is part of our genetic makeup. In our primitive years, it kept us alive, our brain scanned for threats – and the threats were significant; think dinosaurs, and saber tooth tigers, and death. Our threats now have changed significantly. They are less ‘animals killing us’ and more, ‘someone was mean to me on facebook’.

However, threats are processed just the same. Our brain is made to go into fight or flight or freeze when it perceives a threat. So this is where our anxiety is activated. Anxiety is our flight response, it’s our brain telling our body to run or hide from danger. So this response is within ALL humans, it’s a helpful response and it’s the trigger we need for our brain to act.

Having anxiety is not the problem. I found this great flow chart that depicts the difference between anxiety, stress and worry. Some people are naturally bigger worriers, that isn’t the same as having a diagnosable anxiety disorder. An anxiety disorder is defined as a problem with…

Excessive anxiety and worry (apprehensive expectation), occurring on more days than not for at least six months, about a number of events or activities (such as work or school performance).

Anxiety disorder pervasively affects all elements of your life and often involves compulsions or reoccurring fears or phobias. It occurs more commonly than ever before, being present in one in three teenagers and young adults.

Stress is a word that young people tend to use a LOT – especially in high school. Now, stress is the term that is used to indicate that the challenge or activity that you are undertaking is ABOVE your level of skill. True stress happens when you feel under pressure to perform about your capacity. Most of the time, young people HAVE the capacity but they overuse the word stress, when instead they should simplify their language to state how they feel. You will usually find when digging into the term ‘stress’ that young people are usually referring to being tired, fatigued, or busy.

Language is important, it is important to use the words our brain feels rather than topical words or Tiktok trends, choose our words as they underline our behaviours, which lead to our actions. And that is what we have control over.

Sarah Johnson
Counsellor 

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:

“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”
Winston S Churchill

As this is my final article in my current role as the Girls Sport Coordinator, I would like to say a big thank you to the St Peters community for your support over the past four years. There have been many challenges along the way but without a doubt the highlight has been getting the opportunity to work with our amazing cohort of girls. I have reflected on how lucky I have been to work in the field of Sport that has been such a big part of mine and my family’s lives. To the many families I have had the pleasure of getting to know, thank you for your amazing support, I will miss seeing you around at Sport each week.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the many staff I have had the pleasure to work with, our amazing coordinators and coaches, who work so hard behind the scenes. Thank you for providing opportunities for our girls to engage meaningfully in a wide range of sports.

I have received a lot of support and well wishes as this chapter ends for me; I will truly miss some of the special connections I have made with you all. I wish all our St Peters families the very best for a happy and healthy holiday and a joyful Christmas break.

This week is always a sad one as we farewell our Year 12 students. As I have been sorting through photos, many of these girls I have had the pleasure of working with all through their high school journey, there has been lots of special times.

As the girls venture off in various directions, we thank them for everything they have done for the College and for Girls Sport, we have enjoyed watching them grow to the fine young ladies they are today. Good luck for the future and remember to keep embracing the benefits of your Sport beyond school.

Special thanks to our 2023 Girls Sport Captains, Captain Remaya B and Sport Spirit Captains, Annie W and Karina H who I have loved working with this year. The girls have done an incredible job leading the way to continue to improve the culture of our sports which is exciting for the future.

Well done Remaya, Annie and Karina, you have set an example for our future Girls Sport Captains to follow and we thank you and wish you well. I am certainly going to miss our regular meetings!

SEMESTER 2 SPORT AWARDS PRESENTATION EVENING – TEAM AWARDS

Many students have represented St Peters as a member of a team in Semester 2. Each team recognises two award winners, the Most Valuable Player and the Coaches Award.

Another important highlight of the evening is recognising our Australian Representatives, our perpetual award winners (Most Valuable Players and Spirit Award), and the Outstanding Service to Sport (six years’ service) winners for each sport.

On Tuesday night we enjoyed a wonderful celebration with the many students who have received a Team Sport Award in Semester Two. This wonderful addition to the Sport calendar is to ensure students are recognised in front of their peers, their parents, and the wider St Peters Community. Congratulations to all the award winners with a special mention to our perpetual award winners, the Spirit of Sport and the Player of the Year award winners.

At the conclusion of the evening, we celebrated the students that have represented Australia at their chosen sport.

Congratulations to

• Jaclyn B – Swimming
• Amelia W – Swimming
• Toby S – Track & Field
• Sienna O – Water Polo
• Gabby S – Cross Country
• Tia M – Netball
• Cooper R – Basketball
• Marcus M – Water Polo
• Sam K – Water Polo
• Ellie F – Softball
• Finn K - Volleyball

2023 YEAR 7 – YEAR 12 SPORT AWARDS – INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

St Peters Sport Awards are part of the St Peters awards structure that presents Gold, Silver and Bronze award winners.

Sport Awards encompassing all sports at the College follow a stringent criterion, students are recognised for participation in teams at the College, or/and State and National representation.

A Sportsperson of the Year is awarded to a male and a female in each Year level who has demonstrated a high level of commitment to the College’s Sporting Program.

A points system is used to allocate across all levels of involvement. The recipients of this award must demonstrate respect and be a positive example to others.

Students and parents of students receiving an award will be emailed via their Sub-School.

Congratulations to all the girls who have received a Sport Award, either Bronze, Silver or Gold. To win one of these awards you have given and achieved a lot on the sporting fields for St Peters and we thank you for your efforts.

I would also like to congratulate our 2023 winners of the St Peters Girls Sportsperson of the Year.

QUEENSLAND SCHOOL SPORT TRACK & FIELD STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Last weekend the Queensland School Sport Track & Field Championships were held at QSAC, St Peters had many athletes compete over the two days of fierce competition, with some fantastic results.

Congratulations and well done to all our athletes and thank you to our coaches for their support.

ST PETERS GIRLS RESULTS

• Addison F (15 Years): Gold 200m - Hurdles & Bronze – Long Jump – QLD Team
• Milla R (17 Years): Silver 400m Hurdles – QLD Team
• Toby S (18 Years): Gold - High Jump – QLD Team
• Sadie D (14 Years): Silver - High Jump & Silver - Pole Vault – QLD Team
• Sophie S (17 Years): Silver- Pole Vault – QLD Team
• Zoe C (18 Years): Gold - Triple Jump & Gold - Long Jump – QLD Team
• Allira T (17 Years): Gold -Shot Put & Silver - Discus – QLD Team
• Hayley C (17 years): Silver - Shot Put & Silver – Hammer Throw – QLD Team
• Lola O (14 years): Silver - Triple Jump – QLD Team
• Kiera McG (18 years): Gold - 100m & Silver - 200m – QLD Team
• Jazelle C (18 years): Gold - 400m & Gold - 800m – QLD Team
• Lucie B-R (18 years): Bronze – Triple Jump
• Isabelle P (17 years): Gold 100m Hurdles – QLD Team
• Sophie M (16 years): Bronze – 400m

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS

Congratulations and well done to the following students on their outstanding achievements.

• Sylvia H – Sylvia represented Queensland at the Australian National Youth Climbing Championships in Sydney earlier this year.
• Anouk N – will represent Queensland at the U12 Softball National Championships in Adelaide next week, good luck Anouk.
• Angel N – has qualified to represent Queensland at the Australian Figure Skating Championships that will be held in Erina NSW in December, good luck Angel.

SENIOR AUSTRALIAN RULES

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

SENIOR AUSTRALIAN RULES - GIRLS IN YEARS 9, 10 & 11 THIS YEAR

PLEASE NOTE – QGSSSA Senior Australian Rules & Softball are played in Term 1, girls cannot participate in both sports, they must choose one.

St Peters are a part of the QGSSSA Senior Australian Rules Competition which is played in Term 1 next year.

2024 Game Days are scheduled for Saturday February 10, 17, 24 & March 2 & 9.

Training will commence next year in the first week back in Term 1 - further details to follow.

Preseason training/trials will commence this term on the following days @ Harts Road Oval.

• Monday afternoon 20 November 3:30pm - 5:00pm
• Wednesday morning 22 November 6:15am - 7:30am
• Monday afternoon 27 November 3:30pm - 5:00pm

SOFTBALL

There has been changes to the QGSSSA Softball competition, all Softball will be played in Term 1, 2024.

2024 SOFTBALL GIRLS IN YEARS 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 THIS YEAR

PLEASE NOTE – QGSSSA Senior Australian Rules & Softball are played in Term 1, girls cannot participate in both sports, they must choose one.

St Peters are a part of the QGSSSA Softball Competition which is played in Term 1 next year.

2024 Game Days are scheduled for Saturday February 3, 10, 17 & 24 with a wet weather day held on Saturday 2 March.

Training/trials offered this year are now complete, training will recommence next year in the first week back in Term 1 - further details to follow.

2024 QGSSSA AUTUMN FIXTURES OPEN TEAM PRESEASON TRAINING SESSIONS

Please see below the sessions remaining for each sport.

BASKETBALL PRESEASON sessions will be held on the following days in the St Peters Indoor Gym, 6.15am – 7.30am.

• Thursday 16 November
• Thursday 23 November

TOUCH PRESEASON sessions will be held on the following days on Harts Road Oval, 3:30pm - 5:00pm.

• Thursday 16 November

FOOTBALL PRESEASON sessions will be held on the following days on Harts Road Oval, 6:15am – 7:30am.

• Tuesday 21 November

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.

JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN RULES

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

The fifth and final Game Day is on this Saturday morning at both SomerFields and Moreton Bay College. The girls have done an incredible job over the four weeks so far, with four fields pumping at each venue the carnival atmosphere is a tremendous way for the girls to continue their learning of the game of Australian Rules and to make some friends along the way. It has been pleasing to see the improvement from Week 1 and exciting for the future.

Thank you to the parents who have been a wonderful support each week and we have an amazing team of coaches, Coaches Chris, Dean, Ben, Mitch, Sophie, Ella and Ally who are supported by our amazing Mr Peters Hicks, our Australian Rules Coordinator. Thank you for all your wonderful work throughout the season to continue the growth of Australian Rules at St Peters.

Congratulations to our 2023 Junior Australian Rules Awards Winners:

• Year 7A: MVP – Claire R
  Coaches Award – Helena L
• Year 7B: MVP – Zara S
  Coaches Award – Harriett O’R
• Year 8A: MVP – Amayah L
  Coaches Award – Emily R
• Junior B: MVP – Mia O’B
  Coaches Award – Georgia B
• Year 9A: MVP – Stella Scott
  Coaches Award – Gabby F

Good luck girls for the final Game Day this Saturday!

Competition Days Remaining

Day 5 – Saturday 18 November

Please check the St Peters App for the 2023 Season and the weekly draws.

Maps of the venues can also be found on the St Peters App.

BWPI WATER POLO

Coordinators: Mrs Tracey Bruce and Miss Hannah Le Sage – waterpolo@stpeters.qld.edu.au

This Saturday 18 November is Round 5, the final round of the first half of the 2023/2024 BWPI season. Well done to all girls, the first half of the season has been a successful one. Thank you to our Coordinators Tracey and Hannah for their tireless work, it is muchly appreciated, and a big well done to our team of awesome coaches.

Good luck girls for Round 5, enjoy your last game before the break.

TEAM OF ROUND 3 – OPEN TEAM

A big thank you to Fiona Hynd for being our article writer this week.

3-0 quarter time ... 4-1 half time ... 6-3 three quarter time ... 9-3 final score

Round 3 saw St Peters Open team play Stuartholme at the Valley Pool. On paper- this was anyone's game! St Peters won first possession with a strong swim off. Gabi and Alice went on to win all four for the team! Attacking speed and good connections put Stuartholme under immediate pressure. It proved too much at the 2min mark with Gabi finding Em at centre forward for a brilliant first goal.

More strong work at centre forward gained St Peters a converted penalty and an early lead of 2-0.

Stuartholme were struggling for possession with strong defensive pressure from the Opens across the whole pool. Eva denied some early attempts at goal with great saves. Charlotte, Brie, Georgia and Amelia worked relentlessly for turned ball. The pressure was finally converted to goal, with Alice scoring for a buffer of 3-0 at quarter time.

Stuartholme battled against formidable goalies in Rose and Eva, who shared the load with two quarters each. There was never an easy way through to the net. Some amazing vision by Zoe found Em open early in the second quarter for goal number four. Stuartholme were kept scoreless by Rose with some brilliant saves! A sneaky push through in the last minute brought the half time score to 4-1.

After a rally by Stuartholme in the third, the game was more even. Strong drives by Lila, Maddy and Amelia assisted our young gun, Laura in keeping our noses in front with two brilliant goals. At three quarter time the Opens led 6-3.

The final quarter was dominated by St Peters with the entire team rallying in both attack and defence to rattle the opposition. Laura, with the support of all her teammates, snuck in two more goals. Charlotte, Georgia, Maddy and Brie worked hard in defence. Finally, Gabi made a brilliant breakaway to score our ninth and final shot.

ROUND 4 WRAP

With Round 4 done and dusted we head to training to prepare for our last game (Round 5) for the first half of the season and well-earned holidays for our girls and families.

Water Polo is a big commitment especially with the late-night trainings. What is great about our game is the 4 x 7 minutes quarters go very quickly.

I would like to thank our Team Managers for everything you do: organising table officials, checking for draw changes, letting me know if we need to find players to fill in each week is a huge task. A big thank you also to our Coaches. They are fabulous sharing their passion for Water Polo with our girls each week.

TEAM OF ROUND 4: U14 – 2 (Division 1)

This team was elevated into the Division 1 this year. They have had a tough start with Emma, Chloe and Georgia all suffering from synchronised injuries. With Chloe being the team goalie, they have had Jessica playing in goals but as she was away this weekend Kara stepped up to wear the red cap stopping many attempts from St Margaret’s girls. Limited substitutes are making the girls play a lot of minutes in the water exhausted but displaying huge heart and fight for every ball. So far, they have had 3 losses and 1 drawn game for the season.

Exciting news finally Round 4 we saw the return of Emma to the pool. Emma hasn’t missed a training and has been desperate to get in and compete. With her plaster off and her game face on she scored a great goal from in front of the cage. Lilly was also in the action scoring a great goal off a fast break. Eliza, Heidi, Kelly, Sicily and Ella were full of energy making their opponent’s work hard to get every ball and pass off. We hope that the school holidays allow injuries to heal so that this great little team comes back to Term 1 at full strength.

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE & DEVELOPMENT

Coordinator: Mr Leigh Smith – l.smith1@stpeters.qld.edu.au

The weights room will remain open over the holidays for all students on a St Peters Athletic Development program.

It is strongly recommended that those currently completing an Athletic Development program continue to do so. For those students interested in joining the Athletic Development program, it is an opportune time to do so as the gym will be considerably quieter over the holidays.

The holidays schedule will be released next week but please contact Mr Smith if you have any questions or you are interested in commencing.

SWIMMING FOR FITNESS

Coordinator: Mrs Suzanne Thorpe – swimming@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Swimming sessions continue at the 50m pool for any girls playing Water Polo or wishing to do pre-season QGSSSA swimming training.

Wednesday afternoons at the 50m pool: 3:20pm – 4:00pm

The final session for 2023 will be Wednesday 22 November and the sessions will recommence in Week 2 next year.

Anne-Marie Champion
Girls Sport Coordinator
QGSSSA Netball & Basketball Coordinator

"The five S’s of sports training are: stamina, speed, strength, skill, and spirit; but the greatest of these is spirit."
Ken Doherty

Walking around and visiting our sporting venues over the past week, it’s been fantastic to witness and see the enthusiasm and energy of the St Peters boys participating in pre-season training and games. Preparations are taking place in readiness for the 2024 St Peters sporting year with boys engaging in Cricket, Volleyball, Australian Rules, Swimming, Rugby development, Football development and various athletic development programs with the College gym.

All of this could not occur without the hard work of our coordinators and coaches who have put these programs together so that our students be well prepared for the 2024 AIC sporting year.

Sporting Excellence

Over the past few weeks, we have been able to recognise a students who have been successful in Semester 2 Sports and through the year. We also would like to congratulate the Wallace C in Year 11 who was recently selected as a member of the of the Red U18 Academy squad. This is on the back of his selection to trial for the Australian U18 7’s team. This is a fantastic reward for a humble young man who strives for his best.

We also congratulate Hugo K for his selection in the Japan U19 Cricket team. In October, Hugo was selected to play for Japan in the cricket U19 Premier Cup in Malaysia. The Premier Cup is the qualifying tournament for the Asia Cup. Japan won the third place playoff match to qualify for the Asia Cup. Hugo made a significant contribution in the Malaysia match taking two wickets (Japan winning by five runs) and had the best economy in the third place playoff match against Singapore, bowling six overs for 12. It was a great learning experience for him.

He has since been selected to represent Japan at the U19 Asia Cup in Dubai in December. Hugo is very much looking forward to the opportunity to represent Japan and the experience playing internationally.

Well done to these young men demonstrating excellence in their respective sports.

2024 Term 1 AIC Sports – Pre-Season Training

This week has seen the commencement and preparation for some of our 2024 Term 1 Sports. From Week 5 of Term 4, we will continue to see more boys becoming involved in Australian Rules, Volleyball and Cricket with all age groups and year level training underway in readiness for their respective 2024 Term 1 seasons.

All boys from Years 7-11 have now been emailed information regarding ‘sign on’ and training days and times. We do ask that if a boy is interested in participating and have not yet signed on, please do so as soon as possible.

Further information regarding training times /schedules are also posted up on the St Peters App early in 2024. We request that both students and parents please check the St Peters App for days and times of their respective sport training.

2024 Sport Sign On

To aid in the planning for 2024, we are completing Sign On’s for all Semester 1 Sport. We understand some have already done an initial Sign On but are asking for boys to complete again so that the College has accurate records of who is playing which sports in 2024. Could all families please ensure you enter all information in correctly, especially your student ID.

Please click on the relevant Sport who wish to Sign On for:

• AIC Cricket Sign On - CLICK HERE
• AIC Swimming Sign On - CLICK HERE
• AIC Rugby Sign On - CLICK HERE
• AIC Volleyball Sign On - CLICK HERE
• AIC Cross Country Sign On - CLICK HERE
• AIC Football Sign On - CLICK HERE
• AIC Australian Rules Sign On - CLICK HERE
• Boys Rowing Sign ON - CLICK HERE
• AIC Chess Sign On - CLICK HERE

We do ask all boys to keep checking their emails for more important information pertaining to 2024 Term 1 sport and when all specific pre-season training will commence over the course of Term 4 this year.

Dress Standards at St Peters AIC Sports Training Sessions

An important reminder to all students about our college’s expectation surrounding correct dress standards at St Peters AIC training sessions:

All students training for Volleyball, Australian Rules and Cricket must be dressed in the correct St Peters Sports/PE uniform (including socks – if football socks are required, these are to be St Peters Football Socks).
Cold Weather – only the St Peters Track Top and Track Pants are to be worn if warm clothing is required.
Footwear – joggers/football boots are to be worn at all times by those students participating at any St Peters training session. No open footwear (eg. Slides or thongs etc) are to be worn at any time.

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.

Jeremy Lohe
Assistant Director of Sport