Today I extend my gratitude to the staff, students and community of St Peters for your support over the past decade. It has been my joy to see the first ten Year 12 cohorts graduate from St Peters Springfield and to see enrolments double to the current 660.  It is no surprise that I feel a mix of grief at going and excitement of what is to come. 
At some point, change comes to us all and presents new opportunities to serve, learn and grow. 

St Peters is a special place to me both as a mission of the Lutheran Church of Australia, given my mother, my uncles, aunts and cousins have attended, and also given that I greatly enjoyed my own Lutheran Secondary schooling experience.  Subsequently, I have always had a heart for the quality of the Christian educational experience of Lutheran schooling and a heart to serve during my career.  I am thankful for the opportunity to have done so – though ten years now feels all too brief.

At the Secondary Presentation Night last week, I acknowledged the ‘first family’ of St Peters Springfield, the Arriagada-Malone family.  Alexis was the first student enrolled at St Peters Springfield and Marcelo the second.  Youngest brother, Themys, had to wait a little while but this year he has completed his 13 years at St Peters from Prep to Year 12 and graduated, thus bringing a chapter to conclusion.

When Alexis enrolled, he had to commit to two expectations: to live out the Plus Ultra motto (ever higher, more beyond) and to treat everyone with Care, Dignity and Respect.  All students ever since have had to make the same commitment.  This forms the basis for our school culture, informing the day-to-day decisions that we make.  I hope and pray that students earnestly continue in this endeavour, and in so doing protect and strengthen the St Peters culture to the benefit of all. 

Our Plus Ultra motto is most often referred to in its ‘Ever Higher’ sense, to our consistent striving to do our best.  Indeed, we have been given, talents and opportunities to develop and make the most of, so that we might be a blessing and service to others.  In so doing, we honour God and God works through us to meet the needs of the world.

Even the ‘More Beyond’ requires our striving through our learning and exploration of new knowledge and understandings, creating and innovating to solve problems and advance our society and world. Yet, the ‘More Beyond’ also calls us beyond our strivings to the Grace and love of God.  We remember this at Christmas as we celebrate God’s gift to humanity in the birth of Christ, of God coming down to us, and all that is accomplished through His later sacrifice and resurrection.  Ultimately, He paid a heavy price so that we do not have to.  In God’s grace we find relief, rest, joy and peace.  Our efforts and strivings then, become inspired responses to what God has first done for us.    

In this privileged profession of teaching, it is the people that make all the difference and the community at St Peters Springfield has been of great and enduring blessing to me.  I am forever overwhelmed by the potential of our young people and by the deep commitment of my colleagues to the education, formation and welfare of our students.  Parents, I thank you for trusting St Peters with your sons and daughters and the opportunity this has presented me and the staff to walk alongside them and be of service to them for this little while.  I hope that they may have life in all abundance.  May God bless you and keep you and may He bless Mrs. Natalie Houston as she returns to lead the St Peters Lutheran College Springfield community as Principal.

Craig Schmidt
Principal

“But in thy dark streets shineth, the everlasting Light …”

It was in 1868 that young man in his 30s wrote the words to his now-famous carol, 'O Little Town of Bethlehem.'

“O little town of Bethlehem, how still we see thee lie;
Above thy deep and dreamless sleep the silent stars go by:
Yet in thy dark streets shineth the everlasting Light;
The hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee to-night.”

The image of 'light shining in the darkness' is central to the stories of the Old and New Testament. It begins where the voice of the Lord speaks in creation, 'Let there be light.'

This image is particularly bright in the story of the nativity. One of the regular Christmas Bible readings declares, The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light. This is then applied directly to the birth of Jesus. He is the light of the world, who brightens our darkness with the Good News of God’s great love and mercy towards us.

In my own personal story, the community of St Peters bore witness to this light of hope to me. When I came to live as a boarder at St Peters in 1978, I had not been taught the gospel and so I did not know that God was gracious and merciful, or that God was interested in me. I confess that, at the time, I had actually figured for myself, that maybe this person Jesus was really just an astronaut from another planet, who didn’t really 'ascend into heaven' but rather he beamed up into his space ship and went back to where he came from. I had, therefore, figured that God was distant from me and disinterested in humanity. I was yet to discover God’s heart that is revealed in the person and work of our Lord Jesus.

The people of our St Peters Lutheran College community guided me into the heart of this Good News, that God is for us. The people around me not only talked about God, but they talked to God in prayer and they knew that God graciously answered their prayers. In particular, they talked to Jesus Christ as a living and present Lord, who lovingly called them for follow him. This good news was a new and hopeful way of living for me.

“But in thy dark streets shineth, the everlasting light. The hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight.”

So, as you go into Christmas with all the shopping and planning and advertising and giving of gifts, listen for the Christmas songs about light in dark places. This is the hope-filled good news that our Lord Jesus Christ, born in the Bethlehem manger, is the light of the world, who has revealed God’s heart for all time. That God is always for us – and listening to our prayer.

And as you listen, you might also be caught up in “Christmas Carol Praying” as happens with so many carols. When you sing through Phillip Brooks’ 'O Little Town of Bethlehem', you find yourself praying in the last verse, with the words,

“O holy Child of Bethlehem, descend to us, we pray;
Cast out our sin, and enter in, be born in us to-day.
We hear the Christmas angels the great glad tidings tell;
O come to us, abide with us, our Lord Emmanuel.”

May our Gracious Lord, who went to the manger and the cross for us, protect you and your loved ones throughout these coming weeks of the summer School Holidays.

And may our Gracious God bring this pandemic to an end.

Cheers,
Pastor Paul Smith

Students have been walking many kilometres and really getting into the spirit of this project. The total raised for our Village Partnership is increasing. Thank you for all of the donations so far.  Some have been sizeable – your generosity is inspiring!  If you haven’t had opportunity to donate, please donate at:  https://stpeters.onestopsecure.com/OneStopWeb/EventsandTours2/ and select Ks for Cambodia. The canal is underway, so please give to enable the completion of the project. 

Arise Christmas Eve Service usually includes a Christmas Play presented by children.  If you would like your child to be part of this they can.  Rehearsals will happen during December and the play would be presented at the 6pm service on Christmas Eve.  Please contact Pastor Matt Wilksch if your family is interested:  m.wilksch@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

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

I wish to advise that St Peters Lutheran College will be participating in the annual Academic Scholarships conducted by Edutest for students who will be in Year 6 2022, entering Year 7 in 2023, or Year 9 in 2022, entering Year 10 in 2023. 

The Scholarship Test will be held on Saturday 19 February 2022 at our Indooroopilly Campus. If you are interested in your child participating in the Academic Scholarship testing, you are invited to register your application by using this link: Register with Edutest Academic Scholarships 2023 (Edutest - Assessment Entry Point).  When you click on 'click here to register' you will be redirected to the Edutest website to register. Registrations attract a fee of $100, and registration closes on Friday 11 February 2022. 

Successful candidates from Year 6 will have their scholarships awarded for their education in Years 7-12, with reviews conducted at the conclusion of each semester.  Successful candidates from Year 9 will have their scholarships awarded for their education in Years 10-12, with reviews conducted at the conclusion of each semester.  Please note that Academic Scholarships awarded at St Peters Lutheran College will not exceed a 50% remission of tuition fees and do not extend to cover any other fees, charges or levies including Ironbark.

If I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Enrolments on (07) 3470 3888 or email s.enrolments@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

Carolyn Jacobs 
Enrolments Registrar

Dear Parents

In preparation for the 2022 school year, we have uploaded the following information to Firefly for 2022:

• Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT)
• Year 4-6 iPad App List
• Uniform Guide & Extended Christmas/New Year Opening Hours
• Information on new student Orientations (for siblings) and Week 1 plans will follow shortly.

Kind regards

Carolyn Jacobs
Enrolments Registrar

Dear St Peters Springfield Families

Please see below an invite from the President of the St Peters Indooroopilly P&F to attend a St Peters Carols Under the Stars event on Sunday 28 November at Indooroopilly campus. It is a wonderful opportunity for the two schools to join together for this special night of activities and Christmas Carols.

Kind regards

Kylie-Ann Martin
Springfield P&F President

Dear St Peters Springfield Parents & Friends

You are invited to Carols Under the Stars at St Peters Lutheran College Indooroopilly on Sunday 28th of November.

This is a free community event and bound to be fun for all.  Starting at 4pm there will be rides and activities including a giant slide, obstacle course, petting-zoo, bouncy-castle, wipe-out, dunk-tank, photo-booth, and arts/crafts. 

There will be stalls to explore, lots of food-trucks, and beverages available from the P&F Bar.  At 6pm the entertainment will begin, featuring special guests Jason Barry-Smith & Katie Stenzel who will be hosting Carols and performing, accompanied by the St Peters Carols Orchestra and Choir.  Santa will be making an appearance too. 

Please see the attached flyer for more details or email for further details.

2021 Carols Under the Stars is still going ahead however, please note the venue change from Stolz Oval to the Chapel Forecourt and PAC Auditorium.

For COVID Safety reasons, PAC seating is ticketed. Please click here or on the flyer below for tickets.

Students of Year 12 Visual Art and Film, Television and New Media showcased their work on the big screen at the Elizabeth Street Picture Theatre on Monday, 15 November. The showcase companion site https://sites.google.com/stpeters.qld.edu.au/vam2021/ houses videos, artworks, the catalogue (including interactive artworks) and the works of our Creative Generation Excellence Awards in Visual Art representatives.

UQ Ecology Experience Day.

The Year 11 Biology experienced ecology in the rain at the University of Queensland. Guided by Dr Gurion Ang and his team of Ecology students, they completed two workshops designed to give the first-hand experience at collecting data in the field and using Excel to analyse and interpret evidence. These skills will enable the students to complete their internal assessments for Biology with confidence. 

Our Primary Has Talent was once again a very successful event in the Primary School calendar.  With over 60 entries it was very difficult to choose 6 finalists in each sub school.  

We were treated to singing, dancing, musical instruments, speech and drama across all year levels. Congratulations to our finalists and winners!

Lower Primary

Queenie and Osborn | Chinese instruments
Jano | Cello 
Hope | Singing

Upper Primary

Danica | Dance
Alexa | Dance
Miandri  | Violin 

A big thank you to Mr. Knight for his organisation of this event that was requested through Student Council 3 years ago.

Ensemble Performances

Congratulations to Con Brio and Cantabile Strings who performed during Presentation Evening last week.  Many favourable comments were received for both ensembles, and the rise in performance standard was pleasing to see.

Congratulations in advance to Bella Voce, who will be performing at Primary Celebration Morning on Friday.  The choir has been rehearsing diligently and are looking forward to sharing their song with a live audience.

Examination Results

Congratulations to Kon M, who received A+ result for his recent Gr 6 Piano for Leisure examination.  Kon is taught by Ms Yuting Kao.

Enrolment Forms for 2022

The Private Tuition Handbook 2022 has been distributed to students and parents by individual tutors.  Please return the enrolment form at your earliest convenience to Ms Grennan.  Should you have any questions, please email Ms Grennan(s.grennan@stpeters.qld.edu.au).

Music Captain for 2022

Kayla T – Music Captain

Congratulations to Kayla T for her appointment as Music Captain in 2022.  The Creative Arts staff are looking forward to working with you. The appointment of Ensemble Leaders will take place during the first few weeks of 2022. 

Brassall Carols

This year Brassall Carols is returning live to Sutton Park, Brassall on Friday 26 November.  As always, many of our local talented musicians will be performing.  Plans are dependent upon fine weather.  If weather does not permit an open air concert, the Carols will be broadcast live from Beacon Community Church.  More information is available from their facebook page. 

Thank you

Finally, thank you to all parents, for supporting your children, our young musicians, during 2022.  Your reminders about practicing, and providing taxi services to and from rehearsals is greatly appreciated.   We hope you have enjoyed the mix of digital and live concerts that the conductors and ensembles have prepared throughout the year.  We all look forward to welcoming you back in 2022.

On behalf of the Music staff and tutors, I wish you all a safe and Blessed Christmas with loved ones.  May you receive all you need to recover from the trials of the past few years, and be refreshed and prepared to greet 2022 with enthusiasm.

Sally Grennan
Music Grennan

Girls Sport Coordinator – Anne-Marie Champion

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

As we come to the end of 2021, my second year in the role of Girls Sport Coordinator, and what a year it has been. I would like to say a big thank you to the St Peters Community for your support throughout the year. Without a doubt the highlight has been getting the opportunity to meet and support our amazing cohort of girls. Girls, you have represented our College in many ways, and we thank you for giving all you do for St Peters Sport - we are very proud of you.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank 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 wish all our St Peters families a very happy and healthy holiday, I hope after the year it has been you get to spend some quality time with your families. Merry Christmas and we will see you in 2022 for another wonderful year of Girls Sport.

2021 Girls Sportsperson of the Year

Congratulations to all the girls who over the last week have been awarded 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 2021 winners of the St Peters Girls Sportsperson of the Year.

Well done to:

Year 7 – Summer P       
Year 8 – Sophie S         
Year 9 – Alice H & Ella K
Year 10 – Remaya B     
Year 11 – Zoe M           
Year 12 – Ashleigh S

St Peters Girls Sport Captains 2022

Congratulations to our Girls Sport and Sport Spirit Captains for 2022, we are excited to continue to build on the work of our 2021 Captains. Well done to these four girls, they will be outstanding role models for our younger girls.   

2022 Girls Sports Captains

Milly T and Kayla N

2022 Girls Spirit Captains

Sammi N and Emily G

BWPI WATER POLO

Coordinator: Tracey Bruce - waterpolo@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Training for the second half of the season will begin on Monday 24 January (PLEASE NOTE - THERE IS NO TRAINING ON WEDNESDAY 26 JANUARY) and will continue all week in preparation for the Round 9 games on Saturday 29 January.

*PLEASE WATCH FOR DETAILS OF THE TRAINING SESSIONS THAT WILL BE OFFERED IN JANUARY*

OPEN GIRLS V OPEN BOYS WATER POLO GAME

As we wind down to the halfway mark of the 2021/2022 season, Coordinator Tracey, together with the Captains planned two fun training sessions before the final round of games that will be played this Saturday. On Monday night the Tube Polo games were a massive hit and a great way to wind down to the break. The Open Boys v Open Girls game finished with the boys taking the W by one. The final score was 9–8 in what was a close game - the boys certainly didn’t have it all their way! Thank you to the boys for making the effort to come and play the girls.

Unfortunately, Tuesday night’s fun session was cancelled due to the heavy rain. This fun Tube Polo session for the U15B, U15C, U13B, U13C & U12B teams has been rescheduled for Tuesday 25 January 😊. 

ROUND 7 WRAP UP

With one game left of the first half of the season and everybody starting to feel weary Round 7 brought some great results. 

This week’s Award - ‘The Disney Award’ for the person who played a ‘Magical & Entertaining game’.

U12B - Played like troupers although a little confused by some of the officials calls. Kay S scored a great goal (her first for the season) and was awarded ‘The Disney Award’ and Georgia shone with her shooting performance. The skills that Nacole and Ellie are teaching them at training are starting to transfer into match play. Eight goals is a great effort!

U13B - Another strong team performance. Coach Sophie was happy with the implementation of the mushroom in attack. This team worked tirelessly keeping possession of the ball for most of the match. Lauren W, for the second week in a row, took the prize.

U13C - What a performance!  This team is undefeated and playing like a group of champions. Coach Nacole has them really rallying together and playing some great Polo. Eliza C won the award for her magical and entertaining game!

U14B - Drew 6-6, with only one sub this team played with a huge amount of heart, they were super tired but continued to fight until the end. Romi V-B won the team award for her outstanding sportsmanship and game play.

U14C - This team was a little short on numbers, but they hung in there to lose narrowly 3-6. 

U15B - Finally got a win with me watching! I was seriously blaming myself for being a bad luck charm. Sophie L scored two brilliant goals and was awarded the team prize. Ainsley T looked like a water spider on top of the water stealing the oppositions ball time after time. I must say that the swimming fitness of this team is great to watch. Amelia R playing in the centre forward position was dangerous with the ball, Georgia in centre back position defense did a solid job. Lila K, Eva H and Chloe C all got good shots off. I also saw Hannah do an amazing ball under in front of the goals.

U15C - This team of stars is combining well and absolutely dominating the opposition. Really hard to pick an award winner as all the girls could have easily taken the prize. McKenzie B playing a second game every week also plays in the 13C team was outstanding in her defense, getting post side and stealing ball after ball. 

U16C - Played some really smart Water Polo. Coming off a loss last week they dominated AHS in both attack and defense winning 14-2. With a couple of girls at Ironbark, Alice H out injured and, Ruby R playing in the U18B at the same time, this team played with no subs. Playing for a full 28 minutes without a break is a great workout and to top it off with a win is a fantastic effort. Brienna was awarded the team prize.

U17C - Playing the last game of the day at 5.45pm were in for a tough game from AHS. The AHS had just been dropped down from the B Division so had been coming off some big defeats. AHS got the first goal of the game and we were 4-3 down at one stage. The game was level and it was at this time AHS had two kick outs that we utilised our extra man in attack and went one up. Chloe M was the rebound queen and amazing at getting onto any loose ball. Summer F scored an amazing lob shot. Gabbie E took ‘The Disney Award’ for her strong shooting and tough play. Remaya B showed grit under pressure stopping numerous attempts.  Greta M worked hard. Isla L’s swim fitness is a big plus as she has time to get up the pool, making it look easy when she must turn and get back in defense. Zara F’s intensity attracted the whistle and she was on a couple of exclusions.  Mia S missed work to come and play and put everything she had into the game.

Our U18B team went into last quarter down by three and pulled off a miracle draw. They showed when they took control of their attacking plays, they turned the game around. Sian F sitting in the centre forward position was outstanding with her fancy goal scoring.  Ellie S-S attracted the whistle earning herself three exclusions and an early finish one minute into the second quarter. Every player in this team lifted intensity to get us back into the game and a draw is better than a loss.

Please see below some initial information re 2022 Girls Sport, further details to follow early next year 😊

ALL TERM 1 TRAINING SCHEDULES WILL BE ON THE ST PETERS APP VERY SOON

SENIOR AUSTRALIAN RULES (Years 10 - 12 only)

Coordinator: TBA – any questions to Mrs Champion

Training will commence on Tuesday 25 January (Week 1) and will continue on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings, please watch the St Peters App for further details.

Games Days for the 2022 season are:

• Round 1 - Saturday 12 February (Week 3)
• Round 2 - Saturday 19 February
• Round 3 - Saturday 26 February
• Round 4 - Saturday 5 March

Sign on information will be emailed early in Term 1.

SENIOR SOFTBALL (Years 10 - 12 only)

Coordinator: Ms Holman – n.holman@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Training will recommence on Tuesday 25 January (Week 1) and will continue every Tuesday and Thursday mornings, please watch the St Peters App for further details.

Games Days for the 2022 season are:

• Round 1 - Saturday 5 February (Week 2)
• Round 2 - Saturday 12 February
• Round 3 - Saturday 19 February
• Round 4 - Saturday 26 February
• WWD - Saturday 6 March

SWIMMING

Coordinator: Mr Dawson – p.dawson@stpeters.qld.edu.au

SWIM CAMP | WEDNESDAY 19 JANUARY: 10.30am – 5.00pm | 50m Pool. ALL GIRLS WHO WISH TO BE A PART OF THE 2022 QGSSSA SWIM TEAM ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.

The QGSSSA & AIC Swimming Season launch will be an internal Swim Meet held on Friday 28 January (Week 1).

Various Swim Meet will be held every Friday night in the lead up to the QG Championships.

*QGSSSA SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS – WEDNESDAY 2 MARCH*

BASKETBALL

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

Open Team trials/training - will recommence on Monday January 31 (Week 2), 3.30pm – 5.30pm.

All other teams trials/training will commence on Monday February 7 (Week 3), 3.30pm – 5.00pm.

Sign on information will be emailed early in Term 1.

TOUCH

Coordinators: Ms George – a.george@stpeters.qld.edu.au & Mrs Byrne – b.byrne@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Open Team Trials/training - will recommence on Tuesday February 1 (Week 2), 3.30pm – 5.00pm.

All other teams trials/training will commence in Week 3.

DATE CLAIMER – SEASON LAUNCH FOR ALL TEAMS – Friday 11 February (Week 3)

Sign on information will be emailed early in Term 1.

FOOTBALL

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

Open Team trials/training - will commence on Monday January 31 (Week 2), 3.30pm – 5.00pm

All other teams trials/training will commence on Monday February 7 (Week 3), 3.30pm – 5.00pm

Sign on information will be emailed early in Term 1.

Last week we celebrated our Year 12 students graduating and finishing their schooling at St Peters Lutheran College. It was wonderful to acknowledge and reflect on their participation within sport at St Peters and what they had achieve both on and off the sporting field in 2021 and the years prior.

We would like to thank all our 2021 Year 12 students for their wonderful contribution to St Peters Sport. Their involvement and participation have made a positive impact on our sporting program and its current success. Thank you!

With the last few days of the 2021 school year ahead of us, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has been involved in St Peters Boys Sport in 2021.

Thank you:

• to all the students who participated and competed with enthusiasm, pride and commitment;
• to the coordinators for all their hard work and dedication to making our sporting program what it is;
• to the coaches for their enthusiasm, knowledge and guidance, and care provided to the students in 2021;
• to the Sports Support Groups for their hours of support and fundraising; and
• to the parents for allowing their son/s to partake in our St Peters Boys Sport programs and for turning up and supporting our College at games and fixtures in 2021.

Lastly, I wish you all a very safe and happy festive season and a well earned rest for our boys. We now look forward to the commencement of the 2022 sporting year with great enthusiasm.

St Peters Sporting Awards

Congratulations to the following boys who have been named as 2021 St Peters Sports Persons of the Year. Congratulations on a great year of sport and what you have achieved in 2021.

Year 12       Thomas F
Year 11       Samuel R
Year 10       Marcus M
Year 9         Lachlan K
Year 8         Tyler H
Year 7         Beau G

St Peters Boys Sports Captains 2022

It is our pleasure to name our St Peters Boys Sport Captains and Spirit Captains for 2022. We are extremely confident that the following four student leaders will set a positive example and be admirable role models for both their peers and the younger students of St Peters. Congratulations on your appointment.

2022 Boys Sports Captains

• Keshavan M
• Samuel R

2022 Boys Spirit Captains

• Barney R
• Sam B

2022 Term 1 Pre-Season Training

All St Peters age groups and year levels are now underway with their training in readiness for their respective 2022 seasons.

All boys sporting training times /schedules are posted up on the St Peters App. We request that students in Year 6 to Year 11 and their parents please check the St Peters App for days and times of their respective sport training.

We also request boys to keep checking their emails for more important information pertaining to 2021 pre-season as well as 2022 Term 1 sporting information.

For further information about what is happening with regards to 2022 Term 1 Boys Sports, please contact one of the below St Peters Coordinators:

• AIC Cricket – Mr Gary Munday               g.munday@Stpeters.qld.edu.au   
• AIC AFL – Mr Mark Holman                    m.holman@stpetes.qld.edu.au
• AIC Volleyball – Mr Russel Hansen          r.hansen@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• AIC Swimming – Mr Peter Dawson          p.dawson@stpeters.qld.edu.au

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.

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: