For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
Isaiah 9:6

We are nearing the end of the school year—a year unlike any other in so many ways. When we gathered on the Concourse for our Founders’ Day Service in January, none of us had any inkling of what lay ahead.

COVID changed our world. We learnt to ‘pivot’ and to ‘Zoom’ as we were continually told we were living in ‘unprecedented times’.  Students and teachers became separated by digital walls and had to learn new ways to connect. The rhythms of school life were disrupted as events were cancelled or radically altered.

Yet through it all, we were blessed. The Year 12 formal which was in doubt, went ahead; Year 11s celebrated at their semi-formal and the Interhouse Athletics Carnival morphed into a festive day of fun and friendly competition.

Best of all, the traditional end-of-year ceremonies which at the height of the pandemic seemed to have no chance of happening, occurred last week, albeit under COVID constraints.  Families and invited guests joined the school community at the Secondary Presentation Night to acknowledge the academic, sporting and musical accomplishments of our students and to honour those students who served the College community this year.

 Presentation Night was followed by the Year 12 Valedictory Service the next morning. Joy was tinged with sadness as the inevitable good-byes were said and our Year 12s realised that school had truly finished for them. After the ceremony, the graduating students took their final walk around the school weaving their way through the cheering guard of honour. Students from Prep to Year 11 lined the verandas and the Concourse, waving flags and holding up photos of the graduating students.

This year with its challenges and disruptions is drawing to a close but the impact of COVID will travel with us as we enter into a new year. People have suffered unemployment, loss of income, uncertainty and fear. The increase in those struggling with mental health issues is testament to this.

However, we have also come to appreciate the importance of family and the value of community. As we gather round the festive table to celebrate with our own families, we give thanks to God for the faithful family in far-off Bethlehem and the parents who loved the baby sent by God to restore a broken world.

May you have a joyous and peaceful Christmas and holidays filled with laughter and happiness. 

Sue Grotherr
Head of Secondary School

Last Friday we farewelled our Year 12s and they had a grand time recalling the events of their many years together and celebrating the completion of a pretty crazy year. But it’s not just the Year 12s who are focussed on endings – a number of our school community are moving on and ending their time at St Peters.

Farewelling can be a time when people give you a lot of support and say charming things about you. Your friends let you know that you are loved and appreciated. Farewells can be a lovely time, but it can also be a lonely time. There’s the realisation that things will never be the same again, that friends who were with you every day will no longer be there in the same way. There is a grief that goes along with the change in friendships.

But where there is an ending, there is also a beginning – new vistas open up, new possibilities emerge, plans begin to take shape. There are new friends to find and old friends to experience in a new way. Yes, new beginnings can be difficult, but great things can come out of them, too.

This is when Jesus words in Revelation speak loudest to us: “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End” (Revelations 22:13.) Jesus reassures us that he is with us in our endings and in our new beginnings. He supports us in our tears and in our celebrations. This is referred to in our chapel, the Alpha and Omega – Α Ω – set in stone on our altar. We are reminded of Jesus’ continual presence in our lives; no matter where we may roam his is always there for us.

Endings and beginnings can be difficult and somewhat lonely times, but we are not alone. God gives us the strength to approach difficult situations, to face new friends, to farewell leaving friends. He comforts us in our grief, knowing that in God’s family we are never really far apart.

God bless
Chaplain Kirstin

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.

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Enterprising Girls is a free online program for girls 10-18. Students will be inspired to start their very own business and will also go in the running to win awesome prizes!

The Academy for Enterprising Girls (AEG) is a free innovative entrepreneurship program, co-funded by the Australian Government, designed to cultivate young women’s skills in design thinking, technology and business skills.

This will be delivered via a self-paced online learning  program, featuring ten modules. There will also be over 100 in-person workshops in schools and communities, held in locations across Australia.

Click here for more details.

Throughout this unpredictable year we're thankful for the tireless work of our 2020 Captains. School Captains Minna H. and Zac H., our School Vice Captains, Grace L. and Khushi P., our Sports Captains, Ariel W. and Jershon JT., our Faith Captains, Renieke vJ. and Isaac N., and our Music Captain Mikayla B. were absolutely incredible. Their energetic leadership and commitment was inspirational despite everything that happened this year.

During our Senior Award Ceremony last week the College officially appointed our 2021 Captains. Congratulations to School Captains Hope T. and Daniel S.; our School Vice Captains Sneha N. and Yash G. Our Faith Captains: Saadhana K. and Miché V. Our Music Captain for 2021 will again be Mikayla B. Our Sports Captains are Kiara C. and Themys AM.

Leading their Houses as they vie for the 2021 House Cup:

House Captains for Cunningham: Lauren H. and Themys AM.

Cunningham Vice-Captains: Sneha N. and Zane P.

Leichhardt House Captains: Laylani V. and Bayley D.

Leichhardt Vice-Captains: Clara D. and Daniel S.

Mitchell House Captains: Jessica-Marie G. and Jacob K.

Mitchell Vice-Captains: Kiara C. and Yash G.

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Ecclesiastes 3:1-14  A Time for Everything

There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens:

a time to be born and a time to die,
a time to plant and a time to uproot,
a time to kill and a time to heal,
a time to tear down and a time to build,
a time to weep and a time to laugh,
a time to mourn and a time to dance,
a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them,
a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing,
a time to search and a time to give up,
a time to keep and a time to throw away,
a time to tear and a time to mend,
a time to be silent and a time to speak,
a time to love and a time to hate,
a time for war and a time for peace.

Dear Valedictorians,

There’s a time to go to school and there’s a time to leave school. Today is the day of transitioning from one time to another. It’s time! You made it to the end of school! Congratulations!  There’s a time to study and a time to relax. There’s a time to work and a time to play. It’s time now for you to stop for a while, catch your breath, and do something else for a time.

Today we celebrate with you, and we are particularly proud of you. We say this every year, to each Year 12 cohort, but there is nothing empty or routine about these words. We all recognise the challenge of Year 12 has been made more difficult this year because of the interruptions from the pandemic.

You have become used to doing things the hard way, and not by your choice. You were the first group in Queensland to finish Primary School in Year 6 and begin High School in Year 7. You are the first group to complete the new QCE and the new system for Year 12, replete with external exams and ATARs. So it’s not the first time you are in a new situation. It’s just the times you have been given. You probably know better than most that we don’t choose the times in which we live.  But we can choose how we live and respond to these times. 

As you reflect on your time at school in general and your time at St Peters in particular, I hope you’ll recognise the good things God has given you in your time here at school. You have received a wonderful education where you have learned about the world you live in. You are well equipped for what’s next. 

So as the time comes to leave St Peters and move into the wider world in work and study, I pray your new times are influenced by your time here. May you recognise the beauty God gives you at every time in your life. May you delight in the gift of eternity God has placed in your heart. And may you know God goes with you into every time of your life.

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An excerpt from Pastor Matt’s address for the Awards Ceremony.

One thing this year has taught us is that we are all important, we all matter. Words like virologist, immunologist, epidemiologist have become commonplace in our everyday conversation, because we are hanging on the important work these people are doing. We have learned about flattening the curve, logarithmic graphs, exponential increases and 14-day rolling averages, and we’ve had to revise that perennial question “will we ever use this maths in our lives again?”  We’ve learned that the truck driver who delivers the toilet paper to the supermarket and the retail assistant who puts it on the shelf are a whole lot more important than we might have thought.  We need scientists and mathematicians, doctors and nurses, farmers and transport workers, leaders and administrators, cleaners and IT workers, artists and musicians, journalists and writers … we need all of us working together to meet the challenges we face in this world.   

Students receiving awards you have achieved certain standards this year.  Congratulations to you all! The circumstances in which you have had to work have been difficult and we celebrate your achievements with you and your families. 

As you continue your learning journey, maybe one day one of you will be able to explain mysteries of the universe, or the mystery of the human body, or the mystery of the sequencing of traffic lights in Springfield. Anything is possible!  Students let these challenges inspire you to keep on working hard, keep on using your gifts, because God is working through you to bring good things into our world. 

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During English this term Year 7 students have been exploring media literacy and the effect the media has on our lives. We’ve analysed the explicit and implicit messages being conveyed to us, and we’ve had many discussions about validity and ‘fake news’. Students were then given the opportunity to test their creativity and public speaking in groups, where they created their own ‘news show’.

Our Year 6 students were able to share their political vision and policies, to make our country a better place, with Year 5 and 7 students last week. They created a display centre including their speech, political advertisements, mathematical survey results and presented “How the government operates” infographic. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with other students and to grow in confidence as speakers. Visitors were able to vote but all students were the winners sharing all they had learnt this term.

Our Year 1 students were thrilled with an incursion on Friday last week. This was held by the Museum of Brisbane and linked to our History Unit of Inquiry this term. We have been exploring aspects of daily life and how they have changed over recent times, while other aspects have remained the same. The incursion allowed our Year One classes to discover, discuss and learn about the history of different events such as horse-drawn trams traversing Brisbane streets, how children bathed in the Brisbane River as well as discovering how cameras and appliances have changed over time. This provided the children with opportunities to ask questions and explore using a hands-on approach to examine artefacts from the past. Both classes really enjoyed the incursion and showed a lot of interest in past artefacts.

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

Alisha D has been bestowed the Barbara Sisley Award for the highest result for Gr 2 Drama and Performance, an AMEB examination, during 2019. This prize is presented by the Communication, Speech and Performance Teachers Inc, and is in named after Barbara Sisley, a founding member of the association. Alisha is a student of Kathleen Wilson, Speech and Drama tutor at our school.

Enrolment Forms for 2021

The Private Tuition Handbook 2021 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 Ensemble Leaders and Mentors for 2021

At the Music Leaders’ Assembly on Tuesday, the following musicians were appointed to leadership roles:

• Mikayla B – Music Captain
• Joshua C – Ensemble Leader (Cantabile Strings), Ensemble Mentor (Allegro Strings)
• Zoe C – Ensemble Leader (Gold Band)
• Alisha D - Ensemble Mentor (Burgundy Band)
• Amielle G – Ensemble Leader (Bella Voce)
• Michael H – Ensemble Leader (Platinum Band)
• Jun K – Ensemble Leader (Allegro Strings)
• Sarah M – Ensemble Leader (Gold Band), Ensemble Mentor (Bella Voce)
• Kelina O – Events Assistance
• Taashya P – Ensemble Leader (Burgundy Band), Ensemble Mentor (Gold Band and Bella Voce)
• Rebekah Q – Events Assistant
• Amy S – Ensemble Leader (Burgundy Band)
• Kayla T – Ensemble Leader (Cantabile Strings), Ensemble Mentor 9 Bella Voce and Allegro Strings)
• Ryan Z – Ensemble Leader (Percussion Ensemble)

Congratulations to our musicians, and thanks for the assistance and inspiration they will provide to other young musicians during 2021.  The Creative Arts staff are looking forward to working with you.

Brassall Carols

With the health threat and uncertainty posed by COVID, this year Brassall Carols is taking place as a virtual event. It is being held on Friday 27 November, and is available by clicking on the link: https://vimeo.com/471299996

Always a joyous event, this year looks certain to maintain the high standard of entertainment of previous years, in its new format.  Book your seat on the lounge to commence your Christmas celebration in style.

Tutors

Best wishes to Ms Sharon Johnson, our vocal tutor, and Mrs Jodie Brighton, our Multi-Instrumental tutor, as they each prepare to welcome a second child into their families.  Ms Johnson will be returning to us in mid-February, while Mrs Brighton will be re-joining us in Term 4. 

Replacing Mrs Brighton during her time away will be Ms Jessica Hall (woodwind) and Mr Greg Wilson (brass/percussion). We welcome them to their new roles and hope they enjoy their time with us.

Farewell Mr Bahr

We farewelled Mr Jacob Bahr this week. Mr Bahr is a pre-service teacher from UQ, and has participated in many classes and ensembles during his 3 week practicum block. Farewell and best wishes, Mr Bahr.

Finally, thank you to all parents, for supporting your children, our young musicians, during 2020. Your reminders about practicing, and providing taxi services to and from rehearsals is greatly appreciated. We hope you have enjoyed the digital concerts that the conductors and ensembles have prepared throughout this COVID year. We all look forward to welcoming you back to live concerts when it is safe to do so.

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 this year, and be refreshed and prepared to greet 2021 with enthusiasm.

Sally Grennan

Girls Sport Coordinator:  Anne-Marie Champion

GIRLS SPORT – Term 4

As we come to the end of 2020, my first 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 our 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 proud of you. To our graduated Year 12 girls, we wish you well as you begin your journey beyond school.

I would also like 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 2021 for another wonderful year of Girls Sport.

2020 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 2020 winners of the St Peters Girls Sportsperson of the Year.

Well done to:

• Year 7 – Amelia R         
• Year 8 – Emmilia Mc    
• Year 9 – Remaya B
• Year 10 – Zoe M           
• Year 11 – Ashleigh S     
• Year 12 – Zoe P

2021 QGSSSA SWIMMING

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

Save the Date: 2021 Swim Camp - 19 January 2021

In preparation for the 2021 QGSSSA Swim season, our annual Swim Camp will be held at St Peters on Tuesday 19 January. All girls wanting to participate in the 2021 Swimming season are strongly encouraged to come along. Further details to follow.

For your information, our first Friday night Swim Meet will Friday 29 January and the QGSSSA Swimming Championships will be held on Wednesday 3 March 2021.

2021 AUTUMN FIXTURES – TOUCH, BASKETBALL & FOOTBALL

Touch Coordinator: Ms Annie George – a.george@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Football Coordinator: Mr Tim Arnold – t.arnold@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Basketball Coordinator: TBA

Trials for our 2021 Opens Basketball, Football and Touch teams will recommence in Week 2, Term 1 and all other teams will commence trials/training in Week 3. Sign on information will be emailed to all girls early in Term 1.  

Date Claimers:

• Trial Game Round – Friday 5 March v Somerville House
• Round 1 – Friday 12 March v Clayfield College (Away)

For the full Autumn Fixture draw please check the St Peters App.

BWPI WATER POLO

Coordinators: Mrs Elaine Ripamonti & Mrs Tracey Bruce – waterpolo@stpeters.qld.edu.au

We have now completed the first half of the Water Polo season with the second half of the season commencing again in Term 1, 2021.  We will have a full complement with the return of our girls from Ironbark and our new students who will commence studying at St Peters in the new year.  The girls have improved exponentially over the first seven games of the season.  Appreciation is extended to Tracey and Holly Bruce for their outstanding leadership for the season to date and encouraging the girls through weekly awards in and out of the pool.  The prizes for State of Origin, Melbourne Cup to name a few were indeed well received by the girls. 

Water Polo is a tough sport to play both physically and mentally and requires a lot of stamina and skill within the game.  Our girls have shown true grit and resilience in their approach to this season and our new younger girls have had a wonderful introduction to the sport.  All girls are to be commended on their commitment to the sport in attending training sessions each week and learning and honing new skills required to compete effectively in the game. A special thank you to our coaches who are passionate about Water Polo and continue to instil St Peters core values of Care, Dignity and Respect in every aspect of Water Polo within our teams.  Training will resume in the new year commencing Monday 25 January. Girls are encouraged to keep up their swim fitness over the holiday break and attend both training sessions in the week commencing 25 January in the lead up to our first game of the second half of the season on Saturday 30 January.  Happy holidays to our Water Polo families and we look forward to seeing you all poolside in 2021.

QGSSSA SENIOR SOFTBALL - Years 9, 10 & 11

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

Training will commence on Thursday 28 January and will continue every Tuesday and Thursday mornings, please see the St Peters App for further details.

Games Days for the 2021 Senior Softball season are:

• Round 1 - Saturday 6 February (Week 2)
• Round 2 - Saturday 13 February
• Round 3 - Saturday 20 February
• Round 4 - Saturday 27 February
• Round 5 - Saturday 6 March
• WWD – Saturday 13 March

RUN CLUB

Coordinator: Mrs Kerry Schreiber

LAST WEEK OF RUN CLUB FOR 2021 – THIS FRIDAY 27 NOVEMBER

Please meet at the St Peters Bus Stop at 6.30am for the final Run Club of the year.

ST PETERS P&F SOCIAL TENNIS DAY

ATTENTION TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS

The St Peters P & F final Social Tennis Day for 2020 is on this Sunday 29 November. Please see the attached flyer for further details.

Boys Sport Coordinator:  Luke Donatini

AIC Boys Sport -TERM 4

We are now at the end of our 2020 St Peters Sporting Year and it would be remiss not to take this opportunity to acknowledge the great work achieved by so many to ensure that Boys Sport in 2020 successfully continued. Though it was extremely challenging at times, we did manage to offer some great sporting opportunities for our students which was terrific to witness.

Firstly, thank you to the boys of St Peters for their unwavering support and participation in St Peters Sport. Gentlemen, you have done your College proud again this year. Congratulations to the graduating students of 2020, your involvement in our sporting program, whilst at St Peters, has left boys sport in such a better place, which we are so grateful for. We now welcome you back as Old Scholars!

To all our Boys Sport specific coordinators, the effort you have all made in 2020 has not gone unnoticed and we are so fortunate to have such wonderful and motivated sports coordinators leading the way to enhance St Peters Boys Sport.

Thank you to the many coaches across all our sports who have given their time and expertise to ensure all our sporting teams were offered the best possible opportunity to succeed on and off the sporting field. This commitment enabled our boys to achieve their goals in a positive, supporting and enjoyable environment.

To the staff of St Peters Sports House and, in particular Mr Shaun Nodwell, without your hard work, positive energy and constant support, St Peters Boys Sport would not have been as successful as it was in 2020.  Enthusiasm and passion was always ever present, and we know it was (and is) always for the benefit of our students and the positive development of our College’s sporting program.

Finally, to all the parents, thank you for your backing of St Peters Boys Sport in 2020. Your support, assistance and involvement (Sporting Support Groups), has ensured that the St Peters boys sporting program continued to grow from strength to strength in 2020, despite the many setback we all faced this year.

Congratulations at Thank You – 2020 Sportsman of the Year!

This time of the year also allows us to recognise, celebrate and reflect on the commitment and contribution of so many of our students who are passionate about their sport and their College. We celebrate these achievements by awarding students Bronze, Silver and Gold awards as well as acknowledging our most outstanding individuals in Years 7 to 12 for 2020.

This year’s recipients of St Peters Sportsman of the Year are:

• Year 7 – Elijah K 
• Year 8 – Finlay B & Lachlan K 
• Year 9 – Lachlan R & Kye V B
• Year 10 – Samuel R 
• Year 11 – Oscar W
• Year 12 – John R

Year 7 2021 Term 1 Pre-Season Training Sessions - Cricket, Volleyball and Swimming

This Saturday 28 November will be the last of our training sessions for Cricket, Volleyball and Swimming with the 2021 Year 7 boys. The past three weeks have proven to be a valuable opportunity for both the boys and the coaches with regards to 2021 pre-season preparations. We again ask that all boys who are attending to go straight to their training venue.

A reminder to all 2021 Year 7 parents that we are conducting an introduction and information presentation about St Peters Boys Sport this Saturday in the Performing Arts Centre (PAC) at 2.00pm prior to the commencement of our training sessions at 2.30pm. All boys and parents welcome to attend this information session.

• Swimming – 50m Swimming Pool (enter off Lohe Street)
• Volleyball – St Peters Indoor Gym (enter off Lambert Road)
• Cricket – St Peters Cricket Practice Wickets (enter off Indooroopilly Road)

Cricket - Cricket Nets and Mayer Oval
Saturday 21 & 28 Nov, 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Requirements: Current School Sports uniform - Cricket gear is optional as St Peters will provide
Coordinator: Mr Josh Singh j.singh@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Volleyball - Senior School Gym
Saturday 21 & 28 Nov, 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Requirements: Current School Sports uniform
Coordinator: Mrs Danielle Tucker d.tucker@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Swimming - St Peters 50M Pool
Saturday 21 & 28 Nov, 2.30pm – 3.30pm
Requirements: Current School or general swimming togs
Coordinator: Mr Peter Dawson p.dawson@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC 2020/21 Pre-season Term 1 Training, Clinics and Trials

As we are now reaching the end of the 2020 College year, it is important that all students keep checking both their emails and the St Peters App so they are fully aware of any holiday training and/or clinics that may be on offer prior to Round 1 of the 2021 AIC Term 1 season.

Following are the contact details for our Term 1 2021 AIC Sporting Coordinators. If you have any further questions or concerns, please ensure that you email the respective St Peters Term 1 Sporting Coordinator.

AIC Cricket – Mr Josh Singh (j.singh@stpeters.qld.edu.au)
AIC Volleyball – Mrs Danielle Tucker (d.tucker@stpeters.qld.edu.au)
AIC Swimming – Mr Peter Dawson (p.dawson@stpeters.qld.edu.au)
AIC Open AFL – Mr Mark Holman (m.holman@stpeters.qld.edu.au)

St Peters Open AFL - AIC Term 1 2021

AIC AFL – Mr Mark Holman (m.holman@stpeters.qld.edu.au)

All interested boys who will be in Years 10 to 12 in 2021 have been invited to express their interest in training and trialling for the St Peters Open AFL team.

In 2021, the St Peters Open team will compete on a Friday afternoon against six other affiliated AIC Colleges across the first seven weeks of Term 1.

Any boy who has not signed on and registered his interest is asked to contact Mr Mark Holman (St Peters AFL Coordinator).

Up and Running - St Peters Run Club

Run Club – Mrs Kerry Schreiber (k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au)

St Peters ‘Run Club’ is a great way to improve your fitness and get out and enjoy some social running and exercise with other students at St Peters. As our 2020 AIC sports are winding down towards the holidays, it is important to maintain your fitness and what better way to ‘clear the cobwebs’ than to go for an enjoyable social run with your mates.

This Friday will be the last week of St Peters Run Club - Friday 27 November. Please meet at the St Peters Bus Stop at 6.30am.

We hope to see many students taking advantage of this great opportunity.

St Peters Athletic Development

Athletic Development – Mr Trent Hacking (t.hacking@stpeters.qld.edu.au)

We can never underestimate the value of good strength, flexibility, speeds, and athletic conditioning in sport. The St Peters Athletic Development Program coordinated by Mr Trent Hacking is designed to assist our students further develop and acquire such skills. Should your son be interested in what our Athletic Development Program can offer him, we encourage him to please contact Mr Hacking and arrange a meeting.

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: