Wednesday 17 February was the first day of the church season of Lent. The season runs for forty days (Sundays are not counted) and concludes on Holy Saturday. The purpose of the season is for Christians to prepare their hearts and minds for the remembrance of Jesus’ death and resurrection over the Easter weekend. Traditionally, this has involved personal reflection on one’s own sin, the realities of earthly mortality, and on the undeserved gift of eternal salvation received through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Many Christians have also adopted the practice of 'giving up' something for Lent, in honour of Jesus’ 'giving up' his life for our sake on the cross. While we each can give up habits and material things for the season of Lent, it is even better to focus on transformation of character. Take some time to look through the list below. What do you need to 'give up' and 'take up' to more fully live and act in the way of Jesus?
Give up complaining. . . . . . focus on gratitude. Give up pessimism. . . . . . . become an optimist. Give up harsh judgments. . . . think kindly thoughts. Give up worry. . . . . . . . . trust divine providence. Give up discouragement . . . . be full of hope. Give up bitterness . . . . . . turn to forgiveness. Give up hatred . . . . . . . . return good for evil. Give up negativism . . . . . . be positive. Give up anger. . . . . . . . . be more patient. Give up pettiness. . . . . . . become mature. Give up gloom. . . . . . . . . enjoy the beauty that is all around you. Give up jealousy . . . . . . . pray for trust. Give up gossiping. . . . . . . control your tongue. Give up sin. . . . . . . . . . turn to virtue. Give up giving up. . . . . . . hang in there!
A Personal Lenten Prayer: Lord Jesus, thank you for journeying towards the cross for my sake. Shape me during this season of Lent so that I may better reflect your loving, serving heart in my thoughts, words and actions. Amen.
Blessings, Pastor Greg St Peter's Lutheran Church, Indooroopilly
Around the College
Langer Library
Under the slogan 'Unlocking the Future', the 2021 Queensland School Library Week was featured in the Langer Library.
Highlighting the positive influence of Queensland School Libraries and the importance of qualified Teacher-Librarians on students’ learning outcomes through the teaching of multiple literacies, the celebration encourages a lifelong love of learning and reading.
Movies and popcorn, a scavenger hunt and the creation of flowers headbands were amongst the favourite activities of last week.
The future looks bright at the Langer Library.
Primary Years
Primary Years news
Using 'How to Solve it Together' in the Early Years.
The restorative practice model is used in the early years to teach an approach to assist students in solving issues, using a gradual release of responsibility. Building positive relationships is ongoing throughout the Prep year. Learning how to interact socially and emotionally with their peers and solving problems is vital for the holistic development of the child. For young children to manage disappointments and challenges, consistent and explicit modelling of strategies is required.
Restorative conversations are excellent at repairing harm and provide opportunities for ‘stakeholders’ to verbalise the problem, address their feelings and plan for positive outcomes, with adult assistance.
By the end of their Prep year, the ‘Solve it Together’ strategy is hoped to become a tool of choice for children facing challenges, either as an individual or in a group. The teaching of problem-solving skills is integral for the children to become independent in using taught strategies to assist them in working through disputes.
You will be able to find further information about restorative practices from a leader in the field by the name of Margaret Thorsborne
Michelle Cartwright Prep Co-ordinator
Staffing Update
Mrs Melissa Terry (currently teaching Year 6C) has tendered her resignation from St Peters with her last day being Thursday 1st April 2021. Mrs Terry has been offered a new role with Good News Lutheran School teaching a Preparatory class which commences at the beginning of Term 2. Mrs Terry has worked at the College teaching a variety of year levels for the last 13 years, and has been an exemplary educator throughout that time, working with many families and inspiring many students on their educational journey. We are currently in the process of recruiting for a new class teacher for Year 6C and will notify you as soon as a teacher has been appointed. We thank Mrs Terry for her service to the Primary Years and to St Peters during her time at the College.
Ms Shelley Millen commenced on Monday working in the Lower Primary Administration. I know she is thoroughly enjoying the young faces who come through the door each day. If you come into the Administration area, please welcome her to this area.
Reminders
Our first Primary Years Parent Support Group Meeting for the year will take place next Tuesday 2 March at 8.30am in the P&F centre. Please come along if you are interested and able.
Year 4 students will be attending their first school camp on Thursday 11 and Friday 12 March at Luther Heights.
Our PYP Evaluation will occur over three days, 17 – 19 March. Thank you to those parents who have nominated to be a part of this process. We will be arranging times to discuss this further in the very near future.
Friday 19 March Prep to Year 6 assembly in the PAC. This will be a full assembly, combining a number of events and performances.
The Primary Years community will be celebrating Harmony Day, so students can wear an ORANGE T shirt to help raise awareness for this day. Work will be done in classes prior to the assembly and we will share the students’ learning on the day.
To tie in with this special celebration, we will also be launching our new Heads, Hearts and Hands Ambassador awards where nominated students will receive a badge to acknowledge their contribution to the community.
This assembly will also feature the Lower Primary ensembles – String and choirs.
Further information will come out regarding the assembly in the near future.
Pam Carden Head of Primary Years
Junior High
Junior High news
JUNIOR HIGH LEADERSHIP TEAM
As a College we aim to foster the personal development of students in a nurturing, vibrant and non-discriminatory environment - where God’s love is lived out with hope and confidence in service to others.
With this in mind the aim for Student Leadership in Junior High is to provide deliberate and planned opportunities where students can discover, explore and develop their leadership skills and potential.
Since the beginning of the term we have been working through the process of selecting our Junior High Leadership team, with applications being formally submitted late in Week 3. Of the 72 applicants, 25 of them were shortlisted for interview. The final selection of Student Leaders was based on ensuring that a broad spectrum of the Junior High student community was represented. This week we formally announced our Junior High Student Representatives for 2021 as follows:
Fin B, Lara B, Sebastian B, Mathilde C, Harrison C, Charlotte C, Jack W, Lauren G, Joshua C, Charlize D, Xavier C, Alice H, James H, Jacob M, Isabelle H, Josh C.
From this representative group, the 2021 Captains and Vice-Captains will be selected and voted for by our Years 7-9 students. The Leaders’ Installation Ceremony will then be held in Week 7 of this term, where the students will be presented with their leadership badges.
CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENT
This week has been one in which we celebrated the achievements of our Junior High students in their 2020 academic pursuits. Last Tuesday morning, the efforts of over 230 students were acknowledged when they received either Gold or Silver Academic Awards. Their celebrations were shared with their teachers and families – both in person and through the live-streaming of the event.
In addition to the Gold and Silver Awards received by our students, special acknowledgement must be made of those who topped their respective year-levels through their hard work, dedication and ability. These students were recognised by being named as either the Dux or Proxime Accessit of their Year Level. Congratulations to the following students on their achievement:
Year 7 Dux Amelia R Proxime Accessit Mulan M
Year 8 Dux Alice H Proxime Accessit Oliver R
Year 9 Dux Alexis B, Aastha G, Chloe M
IRONBARK AWARDS
In addition to the Academic Awards, Year 9 students from the 2020 cohort were acknowledged by Mr Matthew Sullivan, Director of Ironbark, for their individual contributions, commitment and enthusiasm while they were at Ironbark. This amazing program has been an integral part of life at St Peters for more than four decades and continues to evolve and to expand and enrich the life-experiences of our Year 9 students.
INFORMATION EVENINGS
Thank you to all the parents who have attended our Junior High Year Level Information Evenings over the past three weeks. The purpose of these evenings has been to provide you with the opportunity to understand the range of support networks we have available at the College as your child progresses through Junior High. Information presented on each evening is available through the Junior High Parent Information page on Firefly. We do recommend that those parents who were unable to attend on the night, access the online information and connect with their child’s Form Class teacher or Year Level Coordinator if there are any queries or concerns.
Patricia Aishford Head of Junior High
The Arts
Life Drawing
Students were thrilled to be back in the studio with artist Maureen Hansen to renew some Life Drawing skills on a Friday afternoon.
Some great drawings for Week 1!
Band Camp 2021
Band Camp 21 was a marathon long weekend of music, dance, marching, games and fun. Students arrived at QCCC Brookfield on Saturday morning to unpack the nine-tonne truck full of percussion gear and set up the rehearsal spaces. Our army of 120+ musicians made short work of the set up with rehearsals starting an hour earlier than anticipated. Musicians from Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Winds came together for a series of rehearsals to prepare their repertoire for the coming year. Symphonic Winds was joined by Drumline to begin Marching Band Rehearsals. We were so fortunate to have past St Peters Head of Bands, Mr Grant Mason to spend time as guest conductor with the Marching Band, Wind Ensemble and 2021 Drum Major Gabriel V. Drumline were also privileged to participate in a work shop with Drumline specialist, Mr Matt Cocking.
Apart from the great music, ensemble bonding and food also play a huge part in an annual Band Camp. Students dined together on delicious food and snacked on cookies and thanks to Ms Saffery a wide variety of sweet treats. After a huge day of music making, students came together to bond and create new friendships through activities including swimming, beach volleyball, a games and trivia night and a movie night. Thank you to all Year 12 students for all their hard work preparing Sunday’s devotion and the games and trivia night. They all worked very hard to create a fun and happy environment that was inclusive and encouraging to all.
It would not be a St Peters Band Camp without a Dress Up Day. Students whole heartedly took on the challenge to bring 'The Beach' theme to the bush backdrop at Brookfield QCCC. For more photos of all Band Camp highlights, please visit the Band’s Facebook page and College Instagram page. https://www.facebook.com/StPetersBands
A big thank you to Head of College Mr Tim Kotzur and Deputy Head of College Mrs Lisa Delaney for coming along and joining in on the rehearsals. We were so proud to share our musical gifts with you and show you how far we had improved in such a short time.
A St Peters Band Camp could not be possible without the amazing St Peters staff and guests who put in a huge effort to support our emerging, talented musicians. Thank you to Mr Pradella (Woodwind Coordinator), Mr Jacobson (Percussion Coordinator), Mr Aaron Rich (Wind Ensemble Conductor and Woodwind Tutor), Mrs Christine Taylor (Co-Director of Co-Curricular Music) Ms Amanda Saffery (Music Administrator), Ms Alison Milner (Music/English Staff and Woodwind/Band Mentor), Ms Karen Greenwood (Music Assistant) and special guests Ms Krist-elle Hill, Mr Grant Mason and Mr Matt Cocking. I would also like to thank all other St Peters Staff who attended to support rehearsals, study sessions, pool supervision and camp activities, Ms Claire Saffery, Ms Renee Szymanski, Mr Mike Cujes and Mr Peter Hurwood.
I look forward to sharing our musical gifts and talents at our first performance for the term. 'A Night @ the PAC' on Saturday 27 March in the Dron Auditorium PAC.
Grantley Sutch Co-Director of Co-Curricular Music Head of Bands
Sport
Primary Sport
“The mind has a way of limiting what’s possible when you give it permission. The world is your stage. Use it all.” Dave Cenker
Primary Cocurricular Sport Term 1
***Please watch for emails concerning Term 1 Sport.
The following sports are on offer in Term 1:
Boys and Girls Swimming
Boys Cricket
Girls Club (WDNA) Netball
Years 4 - 6 Run Club
Boys and Girls Swimming
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 meets. A team will be selected to compete at the Inter-Lutheran and AIC Boys Swimming Carnival. Training is on Wednesday mornings, 6:45am – 7:45am (25m Pool) concluding on Wednesday 3 March. A reminder that this is swimming training and all students must be able to comfortably complete and race lengths of the 25m pool.
Boys Cricket
Years 4 - 6 boys will be playing in the AIC Cricket Competition. Training began on Wednesday 27 January (3:30pm-5:00pm) at the Cricket nets and during Sport for Life time on Fridays.
Girls Club Netball
St Peters will be entering teams in the Western Districts Netball Association (WDNA) again in 2021. The St Peters WDNA Netball is open to all girls in Years 3 - 6. Sign-on information has been sent to students and parents. This 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 Run Club
Years 4 - 6 Run Club started on Monday. Training will be offered once a week on Monday afternoons in Term 1 and this will increase to twice a week in Term 2. The sessions will be run by St Peters Running Coaches. Information regarding the sessions has been emailed to parents.
Swimming
26 February – Boys AIC Years 5-12 Swimming Championships (Chandler)
9 March – Primary (Years 4-6) Inter Lutheran Swimming Carnival (St Peters 50m pool)
All students will be involved in Swimming during Term 1. Students are required to wear the St Peters swimmers, the St Peters rash shirt, St Peters cap (if required) and goggles. Students have also been asked to bring along fins (flippers). These are required to assist with drill work in developing the stroke of the students. A towel is also required. Any student, for any reason unable to participate in swimming will be required to bring a note. If they are unable to participate for multiple HPE lessons they will require a doctor’s certificate. Students have also been reminded that they are to bring a water bottle and are required to wear their hat to and from lessons.
Following the Swimming Unit, students will begin a Cross Country Unit for the remainder of the Term.
HPE Dates Term 1
Swimming: Wednesday 27 January – Friday 12 March
Cross Country: Monday 15 March – Monday 26 March
Boys Sport
Luke Donatini Boys Sport Coordinator 3377 6234 l.donatini@stpeters.qld.edu.au
What a fantastic and successful day of St Peters Boys Sport we just experienced. It was wonderful to get out and about last Friday and Saturday to spectate and encourage our students whilst representing St Peters at various AIC sports. It’s always great to witness the positive energy, enthusiasm and effort exhibited by our boys when representing their College. What was also noticeable was the following traits which were ever present both on and off the playing field - Respect, Resilience, Tenacity, Passionate and being Humble.
For me, these elements I find important in all our students both on and off the sporting field. As mentioned on previous occasions, the concept of ‘Our Crest, Our College’ is paramount in the building of our St Peters sporting culture and spirit. Engraining an attitude of pride, confidence and commitment to what the St Peters Crest represents, so we are all striving for ‘Plus Ultra’.
Last Saturday was made even more special with the hosting of ‘St Peters Pink Stumps Day’ in support of the McGrath Foundation. It was brilliant to witness our College community come together to embrace and overwhelmingly support this worthy cause. I would like to thank Mr Gary Munday (St Peters Cricket Coordinator) for initiating our inaugural ‘St Peters Pink Stumps Day’ and putting it all together in his first four weeks in the role of St Peters Cricket Coordinator. It is definitely something we will be looking forward to hosting for many years to follow. Should you wish to support this great cause and make a donation, please click on the below link: https://www.pinkstumpsday.com.au/fundraisers/stpeterslutherancollege/
This Week in Sport
With regards to our AIC ‘in term’ sports, we now move towards Round 5 this weekend. St Peters will compete against St Patrick’s College in Opens AFL (Friday afternoon), and then in Cricket and Volleyball on Saturday. Our senior teams, Year 7 to 9, will be competing home at St Peters and our senior teams, Year 10 to 12, away at St Patrick’s College venues.
Please ensure you check the St Peters App. for both venue details and time of games.
AIC Swimming Championships – Friday 26 February
This Friday our St Peters Swimmers will line up to defend their AIC Agregate Winners title in the pool at the State Aquatic Centre, Chandler. For the past four years our boys have won this prestigious event and in 2021 they are even more keen and up for the challenge as they strive for five consecutive wins. We are extremely proud of how hard our swimmers have worked, and we are now looking forward to watching them compete on Friday.
The AIC Swimming Championships will be Live Streamed on Friday from 8.30am to approximately 1.00pm. Please see below for the Live Stream Link: AIC Swimming Championships 2021
2021 AIC Swimming Championships – No Student Spectators
The AIC Management Committee released a statement surrounding spectators at the up and coming AIC Championships on Friday 26 February. Parents and Caregivers are welcome to apply and attend as spectators; however, it will be a ticketed event and only entry given to those who have applied for a ticket (allocated seating). There will no student spectators at this year’s AIC Swimming Championships. For further information on how to apply for spectator tickets, please check the St Peters App where you can also read the full AIC Statement regarding this event.
2020 AIC Cross Country & Runners Club
I would also like to highlight this week the importance of the St Peters Cross Country program. Not only are we wanting boys to compete competitively for St Peters in Cross Country but we are wanting all Years 7 to 12 boys who will be playing in Term 2 Sports (Rugby & Football) to strongly consider attending at least one (1) Cross Country session or Runners Club so to enhance their overall fitness level as they start to prepare for Term 2 Sports.
Cross Country at St Peters has traditionally been well received and very competitive at both AIC and QGSSSA. Let’s work hard in 2021 to maintain this high standard and consolidate on past years participation and performances. Training times for Cross Country can be found on the St Peters App. Boys can also find more details about Cross Country from the weekly sport email sent to them.
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.
Dress Standards at St Peters AIC Sporting Training and Games
A reminder that all our boys do need to be dressed correctly at both AIC training and games.
AIC Volleyball
Correct Training and Playing Uniform Requirements –
At Training – All St Peters AIC Volleyballers are to be where their St Peters Sports Uniform to Volleyball training.
At Games – All St Peters AIC Volleyballers must be wearing their numbered volleyball shirt and maroon PE/Sports Shorts.
NO sports/PE shirts are to be worn at AIC games. WHITE SOCKS ONLY are to be worn at AIC Volleyball Games.
AIC Cricket
Correct Training and Playing Uniform Requirements –
At Training – all AIC cricketers must wear their ‘Program Shirt’ to their first training session of the week. The second training session you are to wear your ‘Sports Uniform’.
At Games – All St Peters Cricketers are to arrive to their game wearing their ‘Program Shirt’ and then get changed into your playing whites just before the start of play.
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 be dressed in St Peters apparel whilst attending these events.
If the sport specific information you are looking for cannot be found on the St Peters App, please contact the below sport specific coordinators directly,
“The mind has a way of limiting what’s possible when you give it permission. The world is your stage. Use it all.” Dave Cenker
WEEKEND WRAP
Last Friday night, 95 of our amazing swimmers attended the Swim Meet hosted by St Margaret’s/Clayfield College at the Valley Pool. With less than a week to go before the QGSSSA Swimming Championships on Wednesday 3 March, it was very pleasing to see such big numbers at both the meets & training sessions.
On Saturday our Senior Softball girls ventured to Downey Park for Week 3 of games. The girls played hard, competing with such enthusiasm and spirit, it was a pleasure to watch them put their improved Softball skills to work and see them playing the game they enjoy.
As our Water Polo girls head into the back end of their season with three rounds to go, our U12B team is fighting hard to have the opportunity to play in the finals. Last Saturday saw our Open team come out winners in a hard-fought game against BGGS. Well done girls!
WET WEATHER
With wet weather predicted for many days this next week, please keep an eye on the St Peters App for cancellations. We will endeavour to do this by 1.30pm for afternoon training sessions and 5.30am for morning training sessions, however this is not always possible with storms around. Students will also receive an email.
REMINDER
On behalf of the Coaches and Coordinators of our Sports, can we please remind parents to be mindful of picking your daughter up from trainings or games on time.
DRESS CODE FOR WEEKEND SPORTING FIXTURES
When attending/watching other weekend sporting fixtures (eg Boys Volleyball or Cricket), girls are asked to ensure they are wearing their St Peters Formal uniform or if they are coming from playing their own St Peters sport (eg Softball), their St Peters playing uniform is allowed. (PE Uniform or casual clothing is not permitted).
MATER CHICKS IN PINK INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY FUN RUN
For further information, please contact Susannah Treschman – s.treschman@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Our St Peters Community event will be held on the same day as the main run with details below:
When: Sunday 7 March 2021 Time: 7.30am arrival for 8.00am start Where: Robertson Park (across the road from St Peters Lutheran College, on the corner of Indooroopilly & Lambert Road) What: wear a lot of pink, get your family and friends together and walk, run or skip 5km
There will be lots of prizes to be won on the day including a prize for the best dressed (in pink of course), participant who raises the most money, lucky entry prizes and many more.
Thank you in advance for supporting this wonderful opportunity to show that St Peters can make a difference in the wider community. We look forward to seeing you on 7 March.
St Peters will host the final QGSSSA Swim Meet this Friday afternoon 26 February at the 50m pool (please see below or the St Peters App for the Program of Events).
REMINDER - it is a requirement to wear St Peters togs when representing the College at a Swim Meet.
Another compulsory part of the St Peters Swimming uniform is the grey St Peters Swimming Shirt.
This shirt must be worn to and from Swim Meets and the QGSSSA Championships (with HPE shorts) and also when not swimming at the meets (e.g. waiting in the stands). All students who attended the Swim Camp will already have this shirt.
Grey shirts can be purchase from Sports House for $20 or via the St Peters Portal. Once you have a receipt, you can collect the shirt from Sport House.
2021 QGSSSA Swimming Championships – Less than a week to go!
We are commencing the last week of preparations for our QGSSSA swimmers before they compete at the annual QGSSSA Swimming Championships next Wednesday 3 March at the Chandler Aquatic Centre. The girls have trained hard for this event and we are getting excited in anticipation for winning for the 8th year in a row!
The twilight championship carnival commences at 3.30pm and finishes at 8.15pm. We look forward to seeing many parents support our QGSSSA swimmers and we wish the girls every success.
QGSSSA SWIMMING STATEMENT
The QGSSSA Board have released a statement regarding spectators at the upcoming QGSSSA Swimming Championships. There will be no student spectators and further information on how parents can apply for tickets will be sent in the coming days.
Trial games for all teams v Somerville House | Friday 5 March at St Peters – draw to be released very soon
RESCHEDULED TRIAL GAMES V BGGS
Due to the rain, last Thursday afternoon’s Touch Trial games V BGGS were cancelled. With thanks to BGGS these games have been rescheduled for next Monday and Tuesday afternoons at St Peters, the draw can be found on the St Peters App.
The final round of games is on this Saturday 27 February (6 & 13 March if wet weather occurs).
Congratulation to all our Senior Softball Girls, the season has been a huge success. As we approach the final round of the season, our Open girls are in 3rd position and play BSHS this Saturday to maintain this position. Our Senior A1 girls are in 2nd position, our Senior A2 girls are in 4th position, and our Senior B1 & B2 teams are in 2nd and 3rd position in the social competition.
A big thank you to our Softball coordinator Nat H and our coaches who have done an awesome job this season.
GOOD LUCK GIRLS.
DATE CLAIMER | End of Season Award Presentations – Next Tuesday 2 February, 7.00am in the Cafe 45 Common Room (at the back of Café 45). Please Note – This is subject to change if wet weather occurs for Saturday’s games.
Three more minor round games to go – Well done to the Open team on a hard-fought victory again BGGS last Saturday. We have seen great improvement across all our teams throughout the season with tough games each weekend. Our U12B girls are still a chance to play finals, we wish them well for the last 3 games.
Please watch the St Peters App & an email from your manager if the weather is threatening.
Cross Country pre-season continues this week and we have had a steady flow of runners attending. There are many training sessions to choose from – please check the St Peters App for further details.
Do your best to attend as many of these sessions as you can, with Wednesday sessions being a priority.
Run Club is on again this week! Join our Running Community on Friday mornings - meet at 6.30am at the St Peters Bus Stop.
‘Run Club’ a fun way to improve fitness for all sports, meet new people and start training for our QGSSSA Cross Country season.
Community
COMMUNITY HUB
Second-hand Uniform Shop
The second-hand uniform shop is open every Thursday during Term from 7:45am until 11:30am in the P&F Centre.
Stationery Collection
Community Hub is organising a stationery collection during Term 1. This is a good opportunity to donate any leftover stationery items from your back to school orders.
All donations will be given to our various partner charities including Knitting4Brisbane’s Needy, Let’s Give, Care Kits for Kids and L’il Bug Love.
Stationery items must be new and can include: lead pencils, colouring pencils, crayons, sharpeners, erasers, pens, notebooks, scissors, calculators, scrapbooks, pencil cases etc.
Donations can be taken to any school reception and placed in the tubs provided.
Parent Support Group Meetings
Primary Years Parent Support Group Meeting | Tuesday 2 March 8:30am P&F Centre
The Term 1 Primary Years Parent Support Group Meeting will be held next week on Tuesday 2 March from 8:30am at the P&F Centre.
All parents and caregivers of Primary Years students are invited to attend. This is an opportunity for parents to engage with the Primary Years Leadership team.
If you have any topics or questions you would like included on the Agenda, please send them through to community@stpeters.qld.edu.au by 5:00pm Friday 26 February.
Senior School Parent Support Group Meeting | Thursday 4 March 8:15am P&F Centre
The Term 1 Senior School Parent Support Group Meeting will be held on Thursday 4 March at 8:15am in the P&F Centre.
All parents and caregivers of Senior School students are invited to attend. This is an opportunity for parents to engage with the Senior School Leadership team.
If you have any topics or questions you would like included on the Agenda, please send them through to community@stpeters.qld.edu.au by 5:00pm Monday 1 March.
Junior High Parent Support Group Video Update | Wed 10 March via Email & Firefly
The Term 1 Junior High Parent Support Group video update will be available on Wednesday 10 March.
If you have any topics or questions you would like addressed in the video, please send them through to community@stpeters.qld.edu.au by 5:00pm Monday 1 March.
SPOSA News
The St Peters Old Scholars Association is pleased to announce that the annual Dave Brown Cup (1st XI Football v Old Scholars) is scheduled to take place at 2pm on Saturday 20 March. Current students and Old Scholars are welcome to attend, so come along to Harts Road Oval and support the teams. This is always a fun afternoon and a tight contest! We hope to see you there.
International Women’s Day Movie Night
In celebration of International Women’s Day on Monday March 8, Walter Taylor Ward Councillor, James Mackay, is hosting a Free Movie Night featuring the upcoming movie Girls Cant Surf. https://www.facebook.com/events/3713094722108129
Free Movie Night for Parents to celebrate International Women’s Day
Get your tickets to ‘Girls Can’t Surf’ + Choc Top or Popcorn
Eldorado Cinema Indooroopilly Monday March 8 @7pm
Limited Tickets – Call the Walter Taylor Ward Office on 3407 0005
