A very warm welcome to the 2024 school year. For those families new to St Peters, I hope that your child settles in well, and that they (and you) feel part of our community very quickly.
It is wonderful to have students back on campus this week. Schools are very different places when our students are present. Our students bring a life, energy and sense of hope and joy to St Peters. It has been terrific to witness the smiles on their faces and the excitement in their voices each day this week.
It is important that our students make a positive start to the year and lay strong foundations for the year ahead in order to set themselves up for success. Establishing good habits around homework and study, demonstrating a positive attitude towards classwork, being organised, managing time effectively, setting goals and challenging oneself are important elements of laying the foundations for success. Part of laying the foundations is the expectation that our students hold high expectations of themselves and pursue their personal best in all that they do. Holding high expectations of ourselves is reflected in getting the seemingly small things right– like uniform, punctuality, good manners and work ethic. I encourage all our students to get these ‘small things’ right. If they do this, it will help to set them up for success in the ‘big things’.
One of the distinguishing features of a St Peters education is the breadth of opportunities available in and out of the classroom. Over the December-January break, students had the opportunity to be part of a Band Tour to the west coast of the United States and Canada, a Strings Tour to Japan, a Year 11 Service Learning Trip to Cambodia, a student exchange to Germany, a Cricket Tour of Adelaide, take part in the National Volleyball Titles on the Gold Coast, and Robotic Championships in Sydney. St Peters really is a world of opportunities that helps to create a rich and diverse student experience. These diverse experiences enable our young people to grow, develop their character and learn more about the person they are becoming. I encourage our students to engage in what St Peters offers, and discover passions that perhaps they don’t even know they have yet.
I wish all in our community a wonderful 2024 and look forward to seeing people around campus as the year unfolds. Plus Ultra!
Tim Kotzur Head of College
Ministry
St Peters Lutheran Church
Indooroopilly Sunday Service
Every Sunday at 9:00am St Peters Chapel We’d love for you to join us!
Welcome back to the new school year! Christmas may seem so long ago, but I think it’s worth trying to hold onto the Christmas feeling for a little bit longer. In this post-Christmas time I’m often drawn to the story of the wise men, that part of the Christmas story that happens a little bit later than Jesus’ actual birth.
Holidays are typically a time for travel, and many a summer holiday has been spent on a long road trip, working out where to go and how to get to the planned destination. But this year has been different for so many people, with bushfires and floods and worries around illness changing so many plans. For me, my journey to Adelaide and back was detoured by bushfire, family catch-up affected by COVID and the trip home saw road damaged by flooding and numerous roadworks…we had it all! But I know it wasn’t just me — the journey for so many this summer and for the past few years has been very different than what they had expected.
I think for the wise men too, their journey was very different from what they expected. They travelled so long and so far, searching for a king, only to realise that they had actually been searching for someone very different. In discovering that humble little baby, they discovered something so much more — they discovered a God who was prepared to come down to them, to be with his people, to live with and journey with all of humankind.
Even as the wise men discovered that God was closer than they thought, so we discover this same truth even as we deal with hardship and worry. We ask where God is as we travel the difficult journey that life sometimes sends us on. But even as we ask the question, we come to discover exactly what the wise men discovered — that God is here with us, helping us and supporting us. Just like the star shone a light on the love of God in this world, so too do we see shining stars — helpers and workers who shine the light of God’s love into the lives of those around them.
So as your journey through this year, whatever the year may hold for you, look to those who bear the light of love in your life. And know that you too have the light of God’s love in and around you, helping you to be a shining light for those around you. And in doing so, we discover that God is indeed here with us.
Kirstin Munchenberg Chaplain
Important Notices
BUSES TO/FROM ST PETERS INDOOROOPILLY
St Peters (Indooroopilly) has been working with our bus operators to improve the services offered to the campus. We are pleased to announce the addition of several new services including Centenary suburbs in 2024.
Please note – these services are available to students in Years 5–12.
Southern Cross Transit buses service the following schools in the local area: Ambrose Treacy College, Brigidine College, St Peters Lutheran College and Indooroopilly State High School. The Brisbane Bus Lines Gap Service is a charter arranged by St Peters.
Please remind your students that they must hail the bus to ride.
We ask parents to please not approach the drivers of bus services as they are unable to answer your queries and these conversations cause unnecessary delays to the service. Any questions should be directed to the Southern Cross Transit Customer Service Line 07 3813 8900 or Brisbane Bus Lines 07 3354 3633.
SOUTHERN CROSS TRANSIT
Timetables & Routes
Following feedback from the College and parents, Southern Cross Transit has updated the route and timetable to ensure maximum coverage and an earlier arrival at St Peters. These changes will come into effect from this Monday 29 January.
To view the route on the map you will need to maximise the map and click the checkbox of the relevant bus service. Times are indicative only and subject to traffic congestion on the day. During the first two weeks of school, the roads historically experience much heavier congestion impacting bus journeys. Many of the students being dropped off and picked up in cars in the first few weeks opt for other transport options from Week 3 which significantly improves the running of bus services.
Southern Cross Transit also runs a standby service should any student miss the bus due to changes in the timetable. To access this service, please ring their emergency line 0418 165 547 to inform the Duty Manager that they require collection.
We would ask for your patience during this transition period as Southern Cross Transit finesses these new routes. Any major changes will be communicated to parents.
How to use the service
All registrations and fares are managed through SMARTCARD via Southern Cross Transit. You can register your students for Travel Passes here. Cash payments are no longer accepted.
Parents and students can track the progress of their bus via the TransportMe app.
BRISBANE BUS LINES
The Gap
The Gap bus service will continue to be offered separately by Brisbane Bus Lines. Route and timetables are available via the Location & Transport page of our website. Fares for this service are $5.30 per journey and students use their student ID to tap on and off the service. St Peters will issue an invoice each Term for all journeys taken.
For more information on Indooroopilly campus buses, please contact Nicola Britton, Community Liaison Officer | 3377 6155 | community@stpeters.qld.edu.au
St Peters App Subscriptions
Please note, unless you edit your subscriptions, you will receive notifications for BOTH CAMPUSES.
School zone safety – advice for motorists, parents and carers
With school back for 2024, we need to keep safety top-of-mind when travelling through active school zones and around our school community.
School zone times have been standardised in Queensland to help motorists remember when to slow down. The standard operating times for most school zones in Queensland are 7:00am-9:00am and 2:00pm-4:00pm, with some operating all day between 7:00am-4:00pm.
Speeding remains a significant concern, contributing to fatalities and injuries, and police will be on the lookout for speeding motorists. Keeping below the signed speed limit in school zones helps keep everyone safe. This simple adjustment may have minimal impact on travel time but has the potential to significantly contribute to saving lives.
Children's crossings are identified by children's crossing flags, displayed near crossings before and after school hours.
When the crossing is supervised, you, as a motorist, must:
Wait until all pedestrians, bicycle riders, or personal mobility device riders have crossed the road and the crossing supervisor has returned to the footpath.
Abide by the direction given by the School Crossing Supervisor.
Please keep our children safe by staying alert, slowing down and obeying our school crossing supervisors who are there to help kids cross the road safely.
You can also help children become more road safety aware by:
Showing them how to look for vehicles coming in and out of driveways and discourage them from playing behind parked cars, or with toys or balls when walking to school.
Ensuring your child knows the safest route to and from school. This is usually the way with the least traffic and the fewest roads to cross and teach your child to always walk on footpaths.
Showing your child how to cross at traffic lights when the green 'walk' sign is showing at pedestrian crossings when vehicles have stopped and at supervised school crossings when the supervisor has signalled it is safe to do so.
Accompanying children when walking or riding to school until they are old enough to understand road safety (usually around 10 years or older).
Teaching your child if they catch the bus to never cross in front of or behind a bus; wait until the bus goes before crossing the road.
Making sure wheeled devices (bicycle, scooter, skateboard, or rollerblades) used to travel to school are well maintained and that the appropriate protective and safety gear (for example, helmet, visible clothing, knee and elbow pads) are used.
Visit the Street Smarts website for more information about what to do at pedestrian and children crossings.
Year 7 and Year 10 Vaccinations
Dear Year 7 and Year 10 Parents,
Students will soon receive an invitation to receive important vaccinations as recommended by the National Health and Medical Research Council of the Australian Government. The invitation will be in the form of an informative envelope relating to the vaccinations on offer. St Peters distributes the envelopes to students on behalf of the Queensland Government and provides a venue for vaccination days. Please follow the instructions within the envelope and return the completed form as promptly as possible to Sub-School Receptions. The following 2024 dates have been set aside for the Immunisation Nurses to visit the College and facilitate the vaccination clinics.
Year 7 Tuesday 23 July
Year 10 Tuesday 20 August and Tuesday 29 October
Many Thanks Mark Rigby Senior School Nurse
Café 45 | Pick and Skip Lunch (Years 10–12 and Staff only)
Tired of wasting precious minutes waiting in long lunch queues?
Say goodbye to the hassle and hello to a seamless lunchtime experience with Pick and Skip! Our new lunch system allows you to pre-order your lunch at morning tea and pay directly at the Pick and Skip lunch counter in the dining hall, ensuring you never miss out on any of the three daily lunch specials. You can also order from our range of gourmet rolls, snacks and refreshing drinks, we've got your cravings covered!
Skip the Long Queues: Picture this… you stroll into the cafeteria at lunchtime, bypassing the never-ending line of hungry students, and effortlessly collect your pre-ordered lunch. With Pick and Skip, you'll be the envy of your peers as you save precious time and enjoy a stress-free lunch break.
How It Works:
At morning tea, staff and students in Years 10–12 proceed to the Pick and Skip order counter located in Café 45.
Browse the menu of daily specials and select your desired lunch option/s.
Pre-order and pay at the Pick and Skip Counter — keep your receipt!
At lunchtime, enter through the dining hall sliding doors to the Pick and Skip collection point to your right and simply collect your scrumptious lunch!
What's On
Mater Chicks Fun Run
Great news! The St Peters community will participate in the Mater Chicks in Pink Fun Run again in 2024. Mark the date Sunday 10 March in your diary. Registrations are now open via the link below. Remember to join the St Peters Lutheran College team when you register. It doesn’t matter if you choose to run in the official city event or the ‘Virtual Run Your Way’ event to run with our local community at Robertson Park, Indooroopilly, on the day, we would love your fundraising efforts to contribute towards our team total.
Thank you in advance for supporting this event and helping to raise money for breast cancer research. Whether you run in the city, run with us, or donate to the St Peters team, your support is greatly appreciated!
Welcome to 2024! This year, we have many exciting plans for celebrations and activities involving reading and research.
The Langer Library supports Years 7-12 students and is open from 7:45am to 8:30pm Monday to Thursday and 7:45am to 4:00pm on Fridays. Please note, that there may be some minor changes to the opening hours, especially in the first and last weeks of terms. Notification of any changes will appear in this newsletter and on the Langer Library webpage.
After school, Day Scholars and Boarders in Years 7–12 are most welcome to make use of the Langer Library’s extended hours.
Years 11 and 12 students: the Theile House Study Centre will be open from 7:45am to 5:00pm Monday to Thursday and 7:45am to 3:15pm on Fridays.
Students in Years 5 and 6 are asked to refer to the Upper Primary Administration for information regarding their after-school facilities.
This year we start our first celebration in Week 4: Queensland School Library Week and Library Lovers Week. Lots of fun activities are planned! Also commencing on 8 February is our Student Book Club which is held fortnightly on Thursday Week A during lunchtime.
It is wonderful to see the expressions of excitement from students as they see their friends and form new relationships. The return of the students brings the campus back to life, and there is a renewal of the sense of community and belonging which is part of what makes St Peters the school it is.
The school year began with an Orientation Day for new students last Friday. This day allowed the new students to learn about the College and its environment with fewer students on campus. The College Captains, Vice Captains and student volunteers assisted in the day’s events and welcomed their new friends to St Peters, giving a student’s view of being a part of the St Peters community.
Ceremonies and welcome events continue over the next few weeks and I encourage all to make themselves familiar with Firefly and the Community Portal, where important information on these can be accessed – dates and times of the Scholars’ Assembly, Junior High Academic Award ceremonies, Parent Information Evenings/Sessions, and other welcome functions can be found there.
Parents are encouraged to reach out should they have questions or concerns regarding the academic program of their sons and daughters — staff working in the Academic Hub are here to assist. It is important to remember that parents and staff working in unison will provide a clear path for student success. The Academic Hub is located adjacent to Shop 45 and contact details are:
At the beginning of every year, some students make decisions to alter their academic program and wish to make changes to their subject selections. Please remember, all changes must have parental approval through email to subjectchanges@stpeters.qld.edu.au, for Years 9 and 10, and completion of the required document and discussion with me, for Years 11 and 12. These changes are to be completed by the end of Week 2 (February 2).
Best wishes for the 2024 academic year.
Ross Boyle Acting Head of Curriculum - Students
Primary Years
Welcome Parents and Caregivers to the start of the Primary Years College year!
The overall feeling in the Primary Years on Monday was one of excitement, perhaps a little trepidation and a reconnection with friends and teachers, and boy was it hot! We welcome especially, our new families to the Primary Years and our youngest students as they commence their first year of school in Prep.
We encourage you to stay informed and involved in your child's education by regularly checking the Primary Years page on Firefly (you can find this page here), attending parent-teacher evenings, and volunteering in the Primary Years.
I also want to remind you of the importance of regular attendance and punctuality. Consistency in attendance and punctuality is essential for academic success, as it allows students to build and maintain positive relationships with their classmates and teachers. It also allows them to begin their day in a calm and settled manner.
We understand that the beginning of the school year can be a worrying time for both parents and children. We want to assure you that we are here to support you and your child throughout the year. We encourage you to reach out to your child's teacher if you have any concerns or questions.
This year we welcome eight new staff to the Primary Years. These new teachers come to us with a breadth of experience both in primary schooling and in the PYP, and I know they will enhance their teams and the St Peters community. Welcome to Ms Rigbye King in the Prep A classroom working in partnership with Mrs Sue Cornish. Mrs Bree Neumann joins our Year 1 team, and we welcome Mrs Tania Carr into the Year 4 team. Mr Lewis Green and Mrs Trishelle Grieves join the team in Upper Primary. Welcome Mr Ben Shields to the PE Department as Head of Primary Years HPE and Sport, and Mrs Lotte ten Hacken into the Lower Primary Library working with Mrs Daley and Mrs Malta. Welcome too, to our new Upper Primary Wellbeing Coordinator, Mrs Kelly Connors.
We warmly welcome these new staff members and trust that they will become an integral part of St Peters in the future.
We are thrilled to have the students back in the classroom and are looking forward to a successful College year.
Lisa Challenor Head of Primary Years
Upper Primary Choirs – Bella Voce and Forte Voce
All students in Years 5 and 6 are invited to come and sing in Bella Voce (girls) or Forte Voce (boys). There is no audition — just arrive at rehearsal and start singing 😊
Both choirs sing a wide range of music including classics, contemporary songs, African American spirituals, multicultural music and much more. Songmakers has so many great musical opportunities to look forward to this year including concerts and a combined schools choral festival.
Both choirs rehearse on Tuesday mornings from 7:00am–7:50am in the PAC Theatrette (Bella Voce) or the Red Room (Forte Voce) beginning next week — Tuesday 30 January.
Please sign up on the PAC Noticeboard (near PAC Reception) or just arrive at the first rehearsal.
Come and join us! If you are not certain, come and sing for 3 weeks. If it is not for you, then just politely let me know – but give it a try first 😊
Please come to see me in PAC Reception if you have any questions,
Mrs Taylor Head of Choirs
Junior High
Welcome to 2024!
On behalf of the Junior High staff, I welcome you to the 2024 school year and to the Junior High community. We are looking forward to working with you and your child throughout the year.
Due to a number of staff movements and changes since the end of 2023, there has been some rearrangement of key roles within our Senior Academic Care and Wellbeing team in Junior High. The staff either Acting or continuing in these roles for Semester 1 are as follows:
Last Friday’s Orientation Day enabled all Year 7 students and new Years 8–9 students to adjust to their surroundings before the start of the school year, to meet their Form teacher and to spend some time together as a class. The students were very enthusiastic and responsive to the range of information that was provided to them over the course of the day. My sincere thanks go to the Year 7 Form teachers and the Junior High Year Level Coordinators for their time, care and attention given to the new students on their first day at St Peters.
We have all been impressed with how our students have shown initiative and approached challenges this week as they worked through their timetables and found their way around the campus, particularly in light of the ongoing building works that are underway. Equally pleasing has been the friendliness exhibited by returning students as they have welcomed new members to our community.
COMMUNICATION
In a large organisation such as St Peters, it can be challenging to work out who to contact if you have a question or concern. Over the coming weeks, you will undoubtedly access College information through a variety of ways. To start the year off well, consider the following:
Know the name of your child’s Form teacher, their Subject teachers and the Year Level Coordinator and how to contact them – they will be your first port of call for most issues;
Download the St Peters App and subscribe to the Junior High alerts. Be sure to select Indooroopilly campus, and not Springfield;
Sit down with your child to access their Firefly account and explore the following:
Resources > Secondary Indooroopilly > Secondary Parent Information > Secondary Parent Information Handbooks > Junior High Handbook
Resources > Secondary Indooroopilly > Year Level Pages These Firefly pages are where most electronic copies of forms and handbooks are placed and where you will find information relevant to your child.
YEAR 9 LEADERSHIP DAY
Each year, as part of their preparation for taking on formal leadership roles in Junior High, our Year 9 students engage in a range of leadership activities. We recognise that leadership comes in a wide variety of forms and that all students have the potential and the opportunity to take on leadership roles in both formal and informal ways throughout their lives. The key message we promote is that leadership is not just about having a badge and that a model of servant leadership is the one that is embraced within the College.
Students in Years 7, 8 and 9 had opportunities to take on formal leadership roles in Junior High last year — Year 7s and 8s as Class Representatives, and Year 9s as Student Leaders or House Leaders. These were in addition to leadership opportunities available in a variety of other areas within the College through involvement in sport and cultural activities.
The Year 9 Leadership Day held this week built upon the leadership sessions that were presented during Term 4 in 2023, where different concepts of leadership were explored and discussed. All Year 9 students participated in the event on Thursday, which was facilitated by yLead, an external organisation experienced in running leadership events for students. The day included sessions presented by key speakers from the College, including Mr Kotzur and Mrs Delaney, as well as our current College Captains. Four engaging and interactive group sessions were then presented by the facilitators.
The yLead sessions explored the impact that attitude and behaviour have on results, environment and culture. They also discussed the importance of listening to and respecting the opinions of others even if it is different from their own. Creativity and collaboration are an integral part of leadership. Students explored the collaboration of ideas in teams, understanding that there is more than one way to do something.
The final session of the day was one in which the students were given information about how to apply for the formal leadership positions that are available in Junior High for 2024; these include Student Representative positions (a group of 16 students from which the Captains and Vice-Captains will be selected) and, later in the term, the 18 House Leader positions (2 per House).
DATE CLAIMERS
Term one has a lot to offer and below are some important events that are scheduled over the next few weeks.
St Peters Years 7-9 Swimming Carnival
Thursday 1 February – 50 metre pool (Week 2)
This is a compulsory school day and all students are expected to attend and support their house – House Points are allocated for all events. If for some reason your child is unable to swim they should still attend but please send a note to Junior High Reception to explain why they are unable to participate. This will then be communicated to their House Patron. If for some reason you feel your child might struggle throughout the day please contact their Year Level Coordinator before the day so we can plan how best to support them.
A great day is generally had by all, with Junior High students usually leading the way with participation and enthusiasm. A small canteen runs on the day but students need to bring their morning tea, lunch, and water bottle. Students who do not attend due to illness are asked to obtain a Medical Certificate from the doctor.
Junior High Parent Information Evening
Tuesday 6 February – 6:00pm-7:15pm PAC Dron Auditorium (Week 3)
These evenings are designed to give parents further insight into the experiences their child will be undertaking this year in Junior High, as well as information about organisation of their daily school life. Students do not generally attend, however, they may go to the Langer library if required. The evening will commence with a joint session for parents of students in Years 7–9; the second part of the evening will be parents meeting with the respective Year Level Coordinator to discuss a range of matters pertinent to that particular year level. A link to register for this event will be emailed to parents.
We thank you for entrusting us with the care and education of your children and look forward to the year ahead.
Ms Kelly Fox Acting Head of Junior High
Junior High Songmakers – do you love to sing??
Everyone in Years 7–8 are welcome to sing in Junior High Songmakers. There is no audition — just arrive at rehearsal and start singing.
Songmakers is the foundation Choir for all students who wish to be part of the choral program here at St Peters. The choir focuses on the development of good vocal technique and tone whilst enjoying making music together. We sing a wide variety of different styles and genres of music from choral classics to multicultural music to pop songs.
Rehearsals are on Monday mornings at 7:00am in the PAC Theatrette beginning next week — Monday 29 January. Please sign up on the PAC Noticeboard (near PAC Reception) or just arrive at the first rehearsal and start singing.
Songmakers has so many great musical opportunities to look forward to this year as well as camp and other fun activities.
Come and join us! If you are not certain, come and sing for three weeks. If it is not for you, then just politely let me know — but give it a try first.
Please come to see me in PAC Reception if you have any questions,
Mrs Taylor Head of Choirs
The Arts
Access Arts 2024
Access Arts provides opportunities for students in Years 7–12 to pursue their interest in The Arts with programs scheduled at the beginning of each term. Programs generally run in 6-week cycles after school. Students are required to register to attend with the supervising teacher. It is expected that registered students attend all sessions. No experience is necessary.
Clay (Years 7–12)
Runs everyMonday from 12 February.
Painting (Years 7–12)
Runs every Thursday from 8 February.
Photography (Years 10–12)
Runs Every Tuesday from 6 February.
All workshops are 3:30pm–5:00pm
Registration will open next week and all students will be sent a link via email. Details and the link will also be available on the Firefly Access Arts page.
This Semester in Music
St Peters Cocurricular Music Department 2024
Welcome to the Cocurricular Music Department for 2024. We are looking forward to a wonderful year of music!
Instrumental and Vocal Ensembles begin in Week 2
It will be terrific to have students making music again together when all St Peters choral and instrumental ensembles commence rehearsals for 2024 in Week 2. All St Peters students are welcome to be part of the music ensemble program. Come and join the music exploration and fun.
Choirs – All students are encouraged to sing in the choral program. All are welcome! There are no auditions for entry to choral ensembles. Just arrive at rehearsal ready to sing. For more information about the Choral program please contact Mrs Christine Taylor (c.taylor@stpeters.qld.edu.au)
The two audition exceptions are St Peters most senior choir, St Peters Chorale (Years 9-12) and the treble choir, Vox Camerata (Years 8-12). Students who would like more information about these choirs should contact Head of Choirs, Mrs Christine Taylor, for more details via c.taylor@stpeters.qld.edu.au or 3377 6510 by Friday 27 January.
Bands and Strings - All students who play an appropriate instrument, and are currently learning either at College or externally, will be offered a place in one of our instrumental ensembles. Students do not need to be learning their instrument through the St Peters music tuition program.
To determine which ensemble is best for each students’ level of musical experience, all students are asked to complete a short audition. These auditions will be held on Wednesday 24 January and Thursday 25 January.
At St Peters, individual lessons are taught by highly qualified teachers who are experts in their field. We are looking forward to lessons starting again in Week 2 and having the music studios filled with the sounds of enthusiastic singing and playing as students have their first lessons for the year.
If you have already enrolled for music tuition, your teacher will be contacting you over the weekend or early in Week 2 to arrange your first lesson. If you would like to learn an instrument at St Peters and have not yet enrolled or re-enrolled for 2024, it is not too late! Please enrol at https://splcinstrumentaltuition2024.eventbrite.com.au or contact Music Reception 3377 6279 for more details.
Music Craft (Preliminary)/Musicianship (AMEB Years 1-6) Lesson Commence in Week 3
Studying music theory is a very helpful support to each students’ progress on their instrument and in curriculum music. Music Craft and Musicianship is taught in small group classes which are timetabled before and after school. Lesson times take into account the times of ensemble rehearsals wherever possible.
Mr Deacon, Mr Sutch and Mrs Taylor Co-Directors of Cocurricular Music
Nutcracker Ballet Choir 2023
Congratulations to The Nutcracker Ballet Choir!
Congratulations to the St Peters Nutcracker Choir who sang for the first week of the Queensland Ballet's season of Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker'. Seventeen students from Years 7-12 volunteered to perform this year. After rehearsals during Term 4, they confidently stepped onto the stage of QPAC's Playhouse Theatre and gave great performances each night.
This is the 11th year that St Peters Choral Program has been invited by Queensland Ballet to sing for 'The Nutcracker'. It was, as always, a wonderful opportunity for the students to sing in professional performances, working with members of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra to support the dancers. Performing the same music each night gave students in the choir at taste of life as a professional musician. They were very aware that whilst for them it was a repeat performance, for the audience each night this was the first, and maybe only time they would see 'The Nutcracker'. The students responded with great focus, always giving of their best and working to improve each night.
The St Peters Nutcracker Choir would like to thank Queensland Ballet for their support and the gift of tickets to the second dress rehearsal which allowed the choir to see the whole ballet. Thank you also to Ms Morton who directed the choir for all performances in 2023.
Christine Taylor Head of Choirs
Sport
Primary Years Sport
Dear Parents,
My name is Ben Shields and I am the new Primary HPE and Sport Coordinator. I am delighted to join the school community and am truly excited about enhancing the already outstanding provision for our pupils. I have previously worked at Churchie, Harrow Bangkok (Thailand), Cranleigh Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) and other schools in London. I am looking forward to meeting pupils and families in the coming weeks.
PRIMARY SPORT TERM 1
All information regarding Primary Sport and Clubs can be accessed via firefly
The following sports are on offer in Term 1.
Boys and Girls Swimming
Girls Years 5-6 Touch Rugby
Boys Years 4-6 AIC Cricket
Girls Club (WDNA) Netball
Primary Years 4-6 Run Club
Primary Swimming Training
The Primary Swimming Squad (Years 4-6 boys and girls) will have training on Wednesday morning (6:45am - 7:45am) at the St Peters 25m Pool. All confident swimmers are welcome to come to Primary Swimming Training and compete at the lead up to meets. Teams will be selected to compete at the various upcoming carnivals and meets. Training commences on Wednesday 31 January. A reminder that this is Primary Swimming training, and all students must be able to comfortably complete and race lengths of the 25m pool. For more information please visit Firefly.
NORTHERN EAGLES DISTRICT SWIMMING TRIALS
St Peters is part of the Northern Eagles District in the Brisbane area. The Northern Eagles District Swimming Trials are being held on Monday 5 February at the St Peters 50m Pool. Swimmers need to nominate themselves for the carnival. All students can nominate themselves for the trials, however, they must be confident swimming 50m. Email b.shields@stpeters.qld.edu.au if you have not already registered.
GIRLS TOUCH
Years 5-6 girls will be taking part in the Andrews Cup Primary Girls Touch Competition. The competition will be played on Monday 26 February. In preparation for this, training will be on the Upper Primary Harts Oval (3:30pm-4:30pm) on Friday 9 February, Friday 16 February and Friday 23 February. Sign-on forms will be emailed to parents in Week 2.
BOYS CRICKET
Years 4, 5 and 6 boys will be playing in the AIC Cricket Competition. Training is on Wednesday and Friday 3:30 – 5:00pm a the Cricket Nets. Fixtures are on Saturdays. All relevant information is on Firefly.
GIRLS CLUB NETBALL
St Peters will be entering teams in the Western Districts Netball Association (WDNA) again in 2024. The St Peters WDNA Netball is open to all girls in Years 3-6. Sign-on information is available on Firefly. Netball is an exciting prospect for the College and something that all girls are encouraged participate in. It would be great to have as many teams as possible playing in the competition.
YEARS 4-6 Primary RUN CLUB
Years 4-6 Primary Run Club will run on Monday and Thursday afternoons 3:30 – 4:30pm. Training will be run by St Peters Running Coaches. All details can be found on Firefly.
PRIMARY YEARS HPE
Swimming is an integral part of the Primary Years Physical Education curriculum. All pupils from Prep to Year 6 will swim in their Term 1 HPE lesson. All Swimming lessons will commence from Week 2 (Monday 29 January onwards). Week 7 (week commencing 4 February) will be the final week of swimming for all pupils. All parents should have received a letter with all the HPE Swimming details. If you need any further information on HPE Swimming please visit Firefly.
Ben Shields Primary HPE & Sport Coordinator
Girls Sport
I would like to warmly welcome all families, new and returning to the St Peters community in 2024.
My name is Katie Veitch, and I am excited to join St Peters as the Girls Sport Coordinator, Years 7–12. Having previously worked as the Competition Manager of the GPS and the Executive Officer (Acting) for QGSSSA, I am proud to have worked with 18 different Schools to deliver 21 different Sports & Activities programs for thousands of young people in South-East Queensland. I have a passion for Sport, and hope to share this with our girls in 2024.
As the Girls Sport Coordinator, I hope to build on the strength of the existing girls’ sports programs and aim to offer quality sporting opportunities that balance performance, participation, tradition and innovation.
If you have any questions regarding the girls’ sports programs, please don’t hesitate to email me or visit Sports House.
Term 1 Sign On
Girls in Years 7–12 interested in participating in any of the Term 1 sports programs below must complete sign on by 12:00pm Friday, Week 1.
All training schedules are available on the St Peters App.
Girls Sport Captain: Lauren G
“I hope that everyone is looking forward to getting involved in an enjoyable year of sport, with a special welcome to all our new students this year. I encourage you all to start your year well by signing up to your Term 1 sports, I look forward to supporting you and getting to know you all both on and off the field. I wish you every success for your sporting goals this year. Go Saints!” Lauren G
Communication
Important information such as training times, match day schedules and cancellations will be shared with our community via email and the St Peters App.
It is encouraged that all students and parents with mobile devices download the St Peters App and regularly check the 'Sports' section of the App for the latest Sport information.
Our coordinators are currently in the process of updating the App with the latest information.
Congratulations
Swimming
We are thrilled to share that Jaclyn B (Year 12) has earned a Freestyle spot on the Australian Dolphins team set to compete in the 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar from 2–18 February. Congratulations Jaclyn on this outstanding achievement.
National Volleyball Schools Cup
In December, four St Peters Girls Volleyball teams (Years 8 to 11) competed in the National Volleyball Schools Cup on the Gold Coast.
Well done to our Year 11 Girls for clinching the Division 1 victory for the second consecutive year — a fantastic result!
Congratulations to all of our players and coaches for their effort, focus and determination throughout the competition.
2023 Australian All Schools Athletics Championships & Schools Challenge
Congratulations to the St Peters Senior Girls U18 team won the 2023 National Schools Challenge Final hosted in December in Perth. This is an incredible result and a testament to the girls’ dedication and hard work throughout the year.
Pictured L-R: Milla R, Addy F, Zoe C, Toby S, Allira T, Gabby S, Jazelle C, Isabelle P and Keira M
Congratulations to the following girls who won medals (achieved top 3) at the 2023 Australian All Schools Athletics Championships:
Before reaching out to one of our lovely coordinators, please first check to see if the information you require is available on the St Peters App.
Sport Contacts Term 1
Coordinator
Name
Email
Girls Sport
Katie Veitch
k.veitch@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Swimming
Katie Veitch
k.veitch@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Cross Country
Katie Veitch
k.veitch@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Softball (Years 8-12)
Miss Georgia Smith
g.c.smith@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Australian Rules Football (Years 10-12)
Mr Peter Hicks
p.hicks@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Basketball
Miss Georgia Smith
g.c.smith@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Football
Mr David Mulligan
d.mulligan@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Touch Football
Miss Laura Buckby
l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Representative Sport
St Peters Lutheran College Indooroopilly participates in the Northern Eagles District. If you are interested in pursuing the representative sport pathway, please regularly check the app for information and contact Miss Laura Buckby (l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au).
Interhouse Swimming Carnivals
Senior School Carnival – Wednesday 31 January, Week 2
Junior High Carnival – Thursday 1 February, Week 2
Important notes:
Carnival runs from Period 3 to 7
Students wear house shirts to and from school, and get changed into togs under uniform at morning tea
MUST HAVE – Full piece togs, hat, towel, sunscreen
BYO lunch and water bottle
Canteen available for snacks
ID Card/Eftpos for canteen 11:30am – 1:30pm
Bring cash for Service Learning Fundraiser Stall
NOTE: NO PAINT, HAIRSPRAY OR OTHER PERMANENT MARKING IS PERMITTED
Katie Veitch Girls Sport Coordinator
Boys Sport
WELCOME TO ST PETERS BOYS SPORT FOR 2024!
“The pain of effort is temporary, the pain of defeat is not.”
I would like to welcome you to the St Peters community for 2024! I hope this email finds you well and filled with excitement for the upcoming sports season. As we gear up for the challenges and triumphs that lie ahead, I am thrilled to extend a warm welcome to each one of you.
My name is Mr Dan Fraser, your Boys Sport Coordinator, and I am truly honoured to join the St Peters community. With the new year comes new opportunities, and I am eager to work with you, your families and your coaches to build on the success of our sport programs and set ambitious goals for the AIC season. I have recently made the move from Adelaide, where I had the privilege of working with Adelaide United, managing high-performance football programs. Prior to that, my journey led me to Mackay, where I oversaw a sporting academy focusing on Rugby and Touch Football.
We are extremely excited and looking forward to a successful year of St Peters Boys Sport and assisting the young men of our College aspire to and reach their sporting goals in 2024 and beyond.
St Peters prides itself on its holistic approach to education which Sport and cocurricular activity play a significant role in developing. It is not too late to sign up for Volleyball, Cricket, Swimming, Cross Country, Australian Rules Football and Rowing for this term. We encourage all students who have not signed up for a Term 1 Sport to contact the Sporting Coordinators listed below and they will be happy to assist you concerning trials, training and games.
Please also note that Boys AIC Round 1 for Australian Rules, Volleyball and Cricket commences next weekend (Friday 2 February & Saturday 3 February). We will be playing a full round of trial games this weekend (Thursday 25 January & Saturday 27 January) versus Iona College and St Edmunds College for Senior Boys Australian Rules. With SQSRC Rowing training starting in Week 2 and regattas mid-term.
Please refer to the St Peters App for details of times and venues for all AIC trial games this coming Friday and Saturday.
INTRODUCING OUR BOYS SPORTS CAPTAIN
We are extremely pleased and proud to introduce our 2024 St Peters Boys Sport Captain, Jacob T.
NATIONAL VOLLEYBALL SCHOOLS CUP SUCCESS
Over the holiday break, St Peters Volleyball competed at the Australian Volleyball Schools Cup on the Gold Coast. With nearly 500 teams from 150 schools across Australia and New Zealand battling it out over six intense days, our St Peters Volleyball players had their work cut out.
A big shoutout to our teams: Year 11 Girls, Year 11 Boys, Year 10 Girls, Year 10 Boys, Year 9 Girls and Year 8 Girls. And well done to our Year 11 Girls for clinching the Division 1 victory for the second consecutive year—a fantastic result!
Congratulations to all our players and coaches for their effort, focus and determination throughout the competition. What a fantastic way to round out a wonderful year of St Peters Volleyball.
St Peters Swimming is officially underway starting with the 2024 Swim Camp held on Wednesday 17 January. St Peters Swimming continues to grow with over 140 athletes displaying great levels of energy and enthusiasm by all as we look to build momentum over the coming weeks.
The swim camp provides an opportunity for all participants, particularly our new junior members, to clock their times and showcase their skills. A dedicated team of SPW coaches and St Peters Sport staff were present to ensure the smooth coordination of the day. Year 12 students also demonstrated their leadership by taking the initiative in assisting to run team building activities for our younger students.
We look forward to seeing all students for the swim meet later this week on 25 January.
St Peters Cricket Tour
On Thursday 14 December, a team of 26 St Peters Cricket students spanning Years 8-11 embarked on a six day pre-season training and Cricket tour in Adelaide, South Australia.
Based in Glenelg and accompanied by our coaches Gary Munday, Andy Richards, Sam Chew, Andrew Crothers, George Thomas and parent supporters, the boys engaged in Cricket matches at St Peters (SA), Blackfriars, and Woodcroft Colleges. Additionally, with some downtime in between matches, the team visited the iconic Adelaide Oval and Don Bradman Museum to take in some Cricket history.
Evenings were brimming with enjoyable activities in the Glenelg area, including putt-putt, beaches and pool time. The St Peters Cricket Tour has been a huge success and forged enduring bonds among the three age groups, resulting in an unforgettable experience and the creation of lasting friendships and memories.
St Peter's Open Football students recently embarked on a football training camp, immersing themselves in a weekend of skill development and camaraderie at the Sunshine Coast Sport Recreation precinct.
Under the guidance of Head Coaches Jacob Minnett and Nathan Shepherd … the boys engaged in intensive training sessions and internal matches. Beyond the pitch, the camp fostered team spirit through beach activities and team-building tasks. Thank you to Mr Mulligan, Mr Zafer and Mr Lohe, whose commitment enhanced the overall experience. The camp sets the stage for a promising 2024 season, with eager anticipation for the successes that lie ahead. Training for Open Football begins Wednesday Week 1, please refer to email from Mr Mulligan for Senior students.
ST PETERS TERM 1 AIC SPORT
AIC Volleyball, Cricket, Australian Rules and Swimming are the current IN-SEASON BOYS AIC SPORTS this term and training is currently well underway. It has been a very hectic lead-up to our Term 1 sports with preseason training beginning last year.
Also, this term, we will see the commencement of both St Peters Cross Country and St Peters Rowing training for our boys. St Peters Cross Country training is open to all boys from Years 7–12, whilst St Peters Rowing will cater for boys in Years 8–12. All training will continue over the coming weeks of this term and we encourage both students and parents to become familiar with the St Peters App when looking for information pertaining to anything dealing with St Peters Sport.
All boys participating in any Term 1 Sport must be now attending training and are available for this weekend’s scheduled trial fixtures.
For details of times and venues for this weekend’s trial games against Iona College/St Edmunds College (Senior Boys Australian Rules) please check the information on the St Peters App.
For our St Peters sporting programs to positively develop and grow, it is paramount that our students attend training sessions for their chosen sport, so they can improve and refine sport-specific skills and build cohesion amongst their team-mates.
If students are unable to attend some training sessions, their absence must be communicated to their coaches first, and also to the respective coordinator/s.
Should the sport-specific information you seek not be found on the St Peters App, please contact the below sport-specific coordinators.
Welcome to the 2024 South Queensland School Aged Rowing Conference season. We are preparing for another fantastic year ahead in which we defend our 2023 titles — Jenny Pemberton Cup for the most successful boys rowing program and the Rowing Queensland Percentage Cup for the most successful rowing program in the conference. St Peters has won both titles for the past several years and looks forward to continuing this tradition in 2024. Training for all year levels commences in Week 2 on Monday 29 January. The Training Schedule and information regarding training venues, transportation, uniform and gear requirements is available on the St Peters Sports App. The Rowing Annual Calendar is also available on the App with all relevant season dates including rowing camp and regatta dates.
For our Junior Shed rowers (Years 8–9) the first few sessions will predominantly involve getting their boats rigged and maintained, learning proper boat and equipment handling procedures and for those who have not already completed the Learn to Row Program last term, some time in the Ergo Gym at Indooroopilly learning basic stroke technique before they head out on the Brisbane River for their first on-water session. The Senior Shed (Years 10-12) commences on-water training from Tuesday 30 January. Please review the information on the St Peters Sports App and forward any questions to the Rowing Coordinator, Helen Allard. Please notify absences from training via email to the Coordinator too.
The St Peters Boys Rowing program competes in the South East Queensland Rowing Conference during Term 2. The boys also complete a preseason training schedule during Term 1 each year. Please refer to the app for training and sign-up details.
Please also CLICK HERE to access the AIC Sporting Calendar for 2024.
DRESS STANDARDS AT ST PETERS AIC SPORTING TRAINING AND GAMES
A reminder that all St Peters boys do need to be dressed correctly at both AIC training and at AIC games. Uniforms can be purchased from Shop 45 on campus.
AIC VOLLEYBALL
Correct Training and Playing Uniform Requirements:
At Training – All St Peters AIC Volleyballers are to wear their St Peters Sports Uniform to Volleyball training.
At Games – All St Peters AIC Volleyballers must be wearing:
St Peters numbered Volleyball shirt (NO sports/PE shirts are to be worn at AIC games.
St Peters maroon PE/Sports Shorts.
WHITE SOCKS ONLY are to be worn at AIC Volleyball Games.
Joggers MUST be worn at all times — No slides or thongs are to be worn at any time.
AIC CRICKET
Correct Training and Playing Uniform Requirements:
At Training – all St Peters AIC Cricketers must wear their ‘Program Shirt’ to their first training session of the week. In the second training session, you are to wear your ‘Sports Uniform’.
At Games – All St Peters AIC Cricketers are to arrive to their game wearing:
St Peters ‘Program Shirt’ and then get changed into your playing whites just before the start of play.
WHITE SOCKS ONLY are to be worn at AIC Cricket Games.
Joggers MUST be worn at all times – No slides or thongs are to be worn at any time
ST PETERS STUDENT SPECTATORS ON GAMEDAYS
Should any St Peters student be attending a St Peters sporting event/game outside of normal College hours, it is expected that they are dressed in St Peters Formal Uniform. Should a student not be wearing the correct attire when attending a sporting event/game, they may be asked to leave the venue.
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. We will endeavour to keep everyone updated on both training cancellations and game day changes as the week progresses.
Interhouse Swimming Carnivals
Senior High Carnival – Wednesday 31st January, Week 2
Junior High Carnival – Thursday 1st February, Week 2
Important notes:
Carnival runs from Period 3 to 7
Students wear house shirts to and from school, and get changed into togs under uniform at morning tea
MUST HAVE – Full piece togs, hat, towel, sunscreen, BYO lunch and water bottle
Canteen available for snacks
ID Card/Eftpos for canteen 11:30am – 1:30pm
Bring cash for Service Learning Fundraiser Stall
NOTE: NO PAINT, HAIRSPRAY OR OTHER PERMANENT MARKING IS PERMITTED
Daniel Fraser Boys Sport Coordinator
Digital
Robotics + eSports + Coding = Digital
Digital Cocurricular activities will commence in Week 3 of Term 1. This includes eSports, Robotics and coding activities.
In 2024, we look forward to welcoming back our existing student members and to introducing new students to our vast range of activities on offer. Our programs are outlined on the Digital Firefly pages Digital at St Peters — St Peters (fireflycloud.net.au). This Firefly page is also where all students (with the help of parents) can register to participate using our online form.
FTC Robotics National Finals Success
Our proud FIRST Tech Challenge team #11505, the Flaming Galahs, performed fantastically well for our first National finals in several years. 42 teams from around Australia competed at Macquarie University, Sydney, in December. We won four out of five of our matches, finishing in fifth position overall. Unfortunately, we narrowly missed out on a place in the finals; we will aim even higher next year. We were also awarded as Finalist in the Contral Award.
“This award is given to the team that demonstrates innovative thinking to solve game challenges such as autonomous operation, improving mechanical systems with intelligent control, or using sensors to achieve better results. The control component should work consistently in the field.”
We thank our sponsors/supporters for their assistance of our team this season. Thanks to Rockwell Automation, Hatch, Quadric and the Digital Parent Support Group. Connecting with our sponsors inspired our team to produce a more technical robot and team presentation. We look forward to working with them again in 2024 in our FRC campaign.
The College has engaged Dr Justin Coulson to present a Symposium on raising resilient children.
Date: Thursday 29 February 2024
Time: 6:45pm – 8:15pm
Venue: Dron Auditorium – St Peters Performing Arts Centre
Cost: $5.00 (proceeds donated to charity)
Dr Justin Coulson is the renowned co-host and parenting expert on Channel Nine’s Parental Guidance. As the founder of happyfamilies.com.au and the author of nine best-selling books on raising resilient children, Justin is recognised as one of Australia’s most trusted authorities on parenting, relationships, and wellbeing.
As parents, this your chance to explore the psychological secrets that contribute to your child’s sense of identity, strengths, and growth mindset. Dr Justin Couston will guide you through proven strategies to empower your child/ren to perform better, find happiness, and build resilience.
This symposium draws insights from Dr Coulson’s best-selling book, providing practical advice on helping your child/ren navigate life’s challenges. Discover the factors that support resilience, debunk common advice like “toughen up”, and understand how competition and praise may impact resilience.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and tools to nurture resilience in your child/ren.
This is an event not to be missed. All proceeds from the Symposium will be donated to a children’s charity.
On behalf of your P&F, a very warm welcome to all of our new and returning families. These first weeks are a huge adaptation for you all and we recognise and acknowledge that. The great news is, you are automatically a member of the P&F and are welcome at any of our monthly meetings in the P&F Centre.
P&F Committee Meetings
Monday 29 January
Monday 26 February
Monday 29 April
Monday 13 May(PSG Forum)
Monday 27 May
Monday 29 July
Monday 26 August
Monday 14 October (PSG Forum)
Monday 28 October (AGM)
Monday 25 November
St Peters Parents and Friends (P&F) works with the College to celebrate our school spirit and cultural diversity, and to develop partnerships to ensure our students benefit from these community networks, skills, resources and expertise.
Our focus is on building a vibrant College community, creating connections, and building relationships with staff, parents, families and students co-creating this community. Your P&F also facilitates and supports parent groups within the community. We welcome your involvement in the College community and communications and actively seek ways to support our community. We organise numerous events on campus throughout the year and we would love to connect with you at one of these events.
For connection and community, all Year Levels have their own Parent Liaison and own WhatsApp group. This is a great way to stay in touch and to see what is happening in your cohort and ask any questions you may have. Please look out for the link in your emails. If you need assistance please contact Nicola Britton (n.britton@stpeters.qld.edu.au) or myself.
Please check you have the St Peters App and read The Rock newsletter every week as it contains a lot of important and relevant information that again keeps you connected with your College community.
We look forward to supporting all of our families whether they are remote and their students are boarding or they are living close to the College. We seek to create a welcoming, diverse, vibrant College community where all of our parents, grandparents, carers and all our families are hugely valued and an important part of the whole that makes us St Peters Lutheran College.
An integral part of our vibrant College Community – the St Peters P&F Community Hub Uniform Shop provides a valuable service for all families and encompasses the College environment of building community and being of service.
By donating uniforms students are also carrying on their St Peters legacy (especially our Year 12 students).
The Community Hub works throughout the year packing and delivering items for various charities and services, and also acts as a drop-in centre for new families to feel connected with their College community. We also work closely with teachers and other members of staff across various areas of the College doing activities involving service learning for our students. Community Hub also organises the Expat Collective events for members of our community who have recently arrived or returned to Brisbane.
NEW OPENING TIMES
Every Thursday during term time - 7:45am–1:30pm
LOCATION Opposite 50M Pool MAP REFERENCE I6 - Uniforms are located in the green shipping container at the end of the car park.
VOLUNTEERS The P&F Uniform Shop & Community Hub is run by volunteers from the St Peters Community. New volunteers are always welcome.
CHARITY All money raised goes directly to charities and local community services we work with.
DONATIONS Uniforms can be dropped during this time or at any reception during school hours
PLEASE FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK OR CONTACT US VIA EMAIL
We look forward to connecting with you during the year.
Yvette Myler Co-Ordinator P&F Community Hub & Uniform Shop Jane Burton Smith President P&F (Indooroopilly) And all of the exceptional HubStar volunteers
Dale Carnegie Generation Next Holiday Program
Last week saw the completion of Generation Next, the Dale Carnegie Course for Teens school holiday program at St Peters. The three-day program was a resounding success. Participants focused on crucial communication skills, including name recall, trust-building, and crafting individual visions. Day two highlighted the distinction between manipulation and motivation, emphasising collaboration and the power of appreciation. The Lions Formula session showcased creativity in presentations. Day three explored strategic leadership, including respectful disagreement and public speaking breakthroughs. Trainer Anne Marie commended the participants on their commitment to self-awareness, confidence and leadership skills throughout the program. This was an enriching journey with genuine eagerness and enthusiasm for learning. A special mention goes to Joshua P (Year 10) who was the Highest Achievement Award winner!
From the SPOSA Office
GENERATION POCKETS
Did you know we offer blazer pockets for current St Peters students who are 2nd or 3rd Generation Scholars? If you are an Old Scholar of St Peters, have children at the school, and have not taken up this offer yet, please contact the SPOSA Office to obtain the required paperwork. This applies to all students of Old Scholars in Years 7-12.
The deadline to submit blazars to Shop45 is;
Senior School – Friday 9 February
Junior High – Tuesday 20 February
Sponsors and Supporters
Business Directory
List your business with the St Peters Business Directory
If you're a business owner you now have the opportunity to showcase your business to the community through the St Peters Business Directory. This directory serves as a valuable resource for individuals looking for businesses in the area, and listing your business in the directory can help increase visibility and attract potential customers.
Take a look at some of the fantastic businesses we already feature:
The Allsports Group has been delivering excellence in physiotherapy care since 1992. Our multi-disciplinary clinics allow our therapists to maximise injury management through a co-ordinated range of allied health services including podiatry, massage and pilates. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Bishopp Outdoor Advertising commenced operation in 1993. Twenty-four years on and Bishopp has evolved into Queensland's leading regional outdoor advertising company. With over 800 billboards spanning from the Gold Coast to Cairns, Bishopp's geographic coverage is unrivalled. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Courtney's Quality Meat has been supplying fresh quality meat locally since 1990. Sourcing fresh beef, pork and lamb from local shows as well as from the Murray Valley, King Island, Tasmania and more. The beef is grass fed, organic and is tasty and tender. To see their website CLICK HERE.
For more than 15 years My FootDr podiatry clinics have been helping Australians, Queenslanders and Indooroopilly residents stay fit and healthy, by assessing and treating all sorts of foot and leg complaints. To view their website CLICK HERE
Through a matter of fact and honest transparency, Ray White Indooroopilly is focused on you and the transaction at hand. Ray White Indooroopilly aims to be consistently regarded by our community as the trusted advisor of real estate services across the western suburbs. To view their website CLICK HERE
To list your business in the St Peters Business Directory please contact the Director of Community Engagement: r.thomson@stpeters.qld.edu.au
So, if you're a business owner be sure to take advantage of this valuable resource and list your business in the St Peters Business Directory. Click HERE to see other businesses already listed.
