This week the Semester 1 Sports Awards evening was held. Sport is an essential element in our College’s educational vision where we endeavour to provide a breadth and balance of opportunities in academic and Life-Wide Learning. St Peters really is a world of unparalleled opportunities that spans all domains. Indeed, you could go through St Peters half a dozen times and have a completely new set of experiences each time. The breadth of opportunities means to quote one parent - "our students can chase any passion they don’t even know they have yet."
It's not just the breadth of opportunities that make for an outstanding student experience. It’s the fact that balance across the various domains is encouraged, valued and celebrated. That means that you can play the percussion in the St Peters Band, play 1stXI Cricket, be part of the Social Justice Committee and receive a Gold Academic Award.
Competitive team Sport is an essential part of the breadth of opportunities offered at St Peters. Even Sports that are traditionally conceived as individual activities, such as Cross Country or Swimming, are framed as a team experience. There are a number of reasons that competitive team Sports feature so prominently in the life of the College.
Through team Sports, young people learn to be part of something bigger than themselves. They learn to work together and to value the contribution of others. Cooperation is essential in nearly every form of human endeavour and achievement; team Sport provides a context in which our young people can experience cooperation.
In addition, the shared experience of playing together is the substance of many friendships, bonds and memories that last for a lifetime.
Sport is both formative and revelatory of character. That is, the experiences of competing, of winning, of losing, of improving and of persevering, all play a part in shaping character. At the same time, Sport provides a window into the character of individuals and of their communities. The young person who gloats in victory reveals something about themselves. The student who perseveres despite being outmatched, also reveals something about themselves.
Sport provides a forum that shows young people the relationships between effort and improvement. They can see the relationships between practice and skill-development, between training and fitness, between drills and execution. These relationships transfer to other areas of life, including study and academic learning. The challenge is, of course, to help our young people to make the connections. I note that many of our elite sportspeople have exemplary records of engagement in their studies because they have learned these lessons.
A related benefit of inter-school Sport, and the experience of supporting classmates from the stands, is the cultivation of a sense of community and identity. The chanting, cheering, exultation, and excitement all contribute to this sense of belonging. This is a fundamentally healthy aspect of being human; we are connected to one another.
Sport is a servant in the educational endeavour. It is not the master. Sport has such an important place at St Peters, not because it is inherently valuable or meaningful in and of itself, but because through Sport we learn and grow. Sport at our College is not ultimately about producing great victories, rather it is about helping to form fine young St Peters people.
Term 2 Thank you
As the term draws to a close, I wish to acknowledge the efforts of all in our community. A very big thank you to the College’s staff for their unwavering commitment to the learning and well-being of our students. To the parents of our students, thank you for your support of your child and of the College. A big thank you to the various Parent Support Groups whose efforts provide another dimension to the educational programs of the College. Well done to all our young people who have striven to give their best both in and out of the classroom. I wish them and our staff a well-deserved break and look forward to seeing them return refreshed for Semester 2.
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!
As we navigate the academic year together, we would like to take a moment to emphasize the significance of keeping your personal information up to date.
Maintaining accurate and current records is crucial for several reasons:
Emergency Situations: In case of an emergency involving your child, having the most recent contact details, including phone numbers and addresses, ensures that we can reach you promptly. Timely communication is essential to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our students.
Health and Medical Records: Accurate health information is vital for our school's healthcare professionals to provide appropriate care in case of illness or injury. Updated contact details are crucial in reaching you for consent or additional information when needed. Medical information includes, but is not limited to medical conditions, medication and medication permissions, allergies, ongoing medical and general consents, and dietary requirements.
Communication Channels: We rely on various communication channels to keep you informed about important school events, academic progress, and other pertinent information. Keeping your email addresses, phone numbers and other contact information current ensures that you receive timely updates.
School Policies and Procedures: As school policies and procedures evolve, we need to keep you informed about any changes that may impact your child's education. Updated contact information ensures that you are aware of any modifications or new initiatives.
Parental Involvement: We value your involvement in your child's education. Having accurate contact information allows us to invite you to parent-teacher conferences, school events and other opportunities for parental engagement.
How to update your Personal Information:
To facilitate the update of your personal information, we have made the process simple and accessible. Please log in to the Community Portal using your MyStPeters parent ID and password: http://mystpeters.com.
Your cooperation in this matter is highly appreciated, as it contributes to the overall safety, wellbeing, and success of your child's educational journey.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, and we look forward to a continued partnership in your child's education.
Have your kids grown over the holidays? Do they need a spare hat? The Second Hand Uniform Shop Back to School Sale is on Monday 8 July from 11:00am – 2:00pm at the Indooroopilly P&F Centre off Lohe Street. Families from both Indooroopilly and Springfield campuses are welcome.
All funds raised from the sale of uniform items will be donated to the charities supported by the St Peters Community Hub.
Life Symposium 2 - Wednesday August 7 | 6:45pm - 8:15pm
Join us for an inspiring session with Dr Justin Coulson, 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.
We’ve all heard the news. A former Sydney schoolgirl. A petition. Literally thousands of stories of sexual assault. Non-consensual sexual encounters that are claimed to be common-place occurrences at parties for teens.
And our kids think it’s normal. They think it’s just how things are.
How are we supposed to talk to our children – our teenagers – about consent, respect, alcohol and other drugs, staying safe, and all of the risks they face? Between us not knowing what to say, or when or how to say it, and our kids not willing to hear it, we’re in a tough spot. But we have to have the conversations. We must. So where do we start?
Dr Justin Coulson, one of Australia’s leading parenting experts and father to six daughters, has put together a presentation designed specifically for parents of high school students. In this session, you’ll hear:
What teenagers are getting up to in terms of alcohol, drugs, pornography, and sex;
Why they think they know everything (and why it’s so hard to teach them anything);
Simple ways to have the conversations your teenager needs to have in a way that invites them to want to listen;
The critical things every parent must do to reduce the risk that their child will be either a perpetrator or a victim of non-consensual sexual activity (assault).
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and tools to have those difficult conversations with your child/ren around sex, consent and staying safe. This is an event not to be missed.
All proceeds from the Symposium will be donated to a children’s charity.
Thank you for your ongoing support and I look forward to seeing you at Symposium 2.
Academic Matters
IB Diploma Information
Did you know, in the past five years, over 200 students have graduated with an IB Diploma at St Peters. The average score awarded to a St Peters IB student during this period was 34, which is equivalent to an ATAR of 90+.
Our final Myth busters are brought to you this week by the IBDP Promotions Group.
Myth Number 7 – You lose friends if you do IB and your friends do ATAR
When doing IB, you keep your existing friends and make new ones!
Myth Number 8 – All IB students are A+ students
IB students come from a range of academic backgrounds, and this diversity is welcomed
IBDP Information and meet the students – Wednesdays lunchtime in D03. All students welcome.
Ros Midgley IB Coordinator
As we approach the end of this semester, I would like to highlight the significance of the upcoming end-of-semester report. You will receive this report on Monday, 24 June and I encourage you and your child to use the information it provides to both review the semester’s achievement and engagement, and to set goals for Semester 2.
Reports will provide details on grades achieved, engagement in learning (Years 7-10), teacher comments and the Grade Point Average (GPA). The teacher comments will identify the strengths and areas for improvement, and the engagement in learning comment provides a comprehensive assessment of the extent to which the students have been involved in their own learning.
It is important to celebrate achievements – academic and engagement – to motivate students to continue working hard, and to remember positive feedback reinforces student efforts, while constructive feedback encourages students to set goals and improve.
Parent Teacher Interviews provide an opportunity for you to discuss the report and your child’s progress. The interviews for Years 8, 10 and 12 will be held on Tuesday, July 16, commencing at 3:30pm, with other Years held at the beginning of Term 4.
If you have any questions about your child’s report, please feel free to contact the individual teacher or me, at the Academic Hub.
I wish all students and families happy and safe holidays.
Ross Boyle Head of Curriculum - Students
The Dukes Newsletter
The Duke of Edinburgh Leaders, Jacob, Naomi and King, have compiled The Dukes Newsletter to celebrate the achievements of our over 200 Duke of Edinburgh participants currently at St Peters. Many of our students undertake the Bronze Award as part of their Year 9 Ironbark experience, something all St Peters students are encouraged to complete as most of them are doing the requirements anyway with their involvement in our Sport, Music and Service-Learning programs at the College. All students who attend Ironbark automatically complete the Adventurous Journey for their Bronze Award with the famous Ironbark Hike. Students may then continue to their Silver and finally Gold Award. These internationally recognised Awards are a wonderful holistic achievement for our students and one we encourage everyone to consider.
The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, referred to as Duke of Ed, is a youth development leadership scheme for young people aged 14 to 25 years. Any person can join the award at any time once they have reached the qualifying age. Participants progress at their own pace.
Physical Recreation | Skills | Service
Drop in session: Every Wednesday during lunchtime in DO7
Next week you will be able to access your student’s end of semester report. For information about this, how to access the report and some tips for sharing with your child, please read the information on this Firefly page.
Year 4 and Rube Goldberg
The Year 4 Unit of Inquiry 'How the World Works,' reached an exciting climax as our Year 4 students and teachers proudly presented their Rube Goldberg machines in the CLI. This engaging project immersed students in the world of simple machines, scientific forces, motion, risk-taking, and the invaluable lessons learned through failure.
Our state-of-the-art Centre for Learning and Innovation proved to be the ideal setting to showcase this impressive event and share our students' learning with the Primary Years community. The CLI's innovative design and modern facilities perfectly complemented the creativity and ingenuity displayed by our Year 4 students.
We extend our warmest congratulations to our Year 4 students for their outstanding achievements and express our gratitude to the teachers and staff who guided them on this learning journey. The showcase event truly encapsulated the spirit of our dynamic learning community, where curiosity thrives, and resilience is cultivated.
Primary Years Track and Field Carnivals
We were blessed with perfect Queensland winter weather for our Prep to Year 3 Track and Field Carnival today on Stolz Oval. It was a wonderful day spent outdoors, enjoying movement and fun with friends while continuing to develop motor skills and gross motor control—a fitting way to conclude Term 2.
Tomorrow, we eagerly anticipate our Years 4-6 Track and Field Carnival.
Special thanks to all the Primary Years staff for their commitment and enthusiasm, making this a memorable day for our students. In particular, I extend our gratitude to Mr Shields, Mrs Muir, and Mr Memedovski for their expert organisation and management of this important event in the College calendar.
Lisa Challenor Head of Primary Years
Junior High
Junior High News
We are now approaching the end of what has been a very busy semester. Some of the highlights this term have included:
Inter-House Cross Country Carnival
Anzac Day Assembly
Year 7 Elevate Education Kick Start Study Skills program
Year 8 Kaleidoscope performances
Backflips Against Bullying presentation (Years 7 and 8)
Year 9 Wellbeing presentation (Nutritional Support and Stress Management)
9AB and CD Ironbark experiences
Year 9 Leaders Altitude Day Excursion
Various Languages department excursions involving our Junior High students
Year 7 2025 Information Evening
YEAR 7 CAMP
Our Year 7 cohort excitedly departed on Wednesday for their three-day ‘Fun and Friendship’ camp at Coolum on the Sunshine Coast. With sunny skies forecast while they are away, coupled with an activity-filled few days, the experience is sure to be a wonderful way of finishing off the term. Sincere thanks to Mrs Walsh, Year Level Coordinator, for her organisation of the camp – and a special thanks to the staff who have generously volunteered to attend the camp and support our Year 7 students. Without their support, our outdoor-education program would not be able to proceed.
YEAR 8 CAMP & YEAR 9 E/F IRONBARK DEPARTURES
On the first day of Term 3 (Tuesday 9 July) we will have both the Year 9 E/F Ironbark Departure and Year 8 Camp Departure. We have staggered these events, with the Year 8s departing for Camp once the peak school-morning traffic has abated. Parents will be sent instructions later this week, and we ask that you also check your emails over the school holidays to ensure that you know what is required on the morning. Please remember to also check your ‘junk email’ folder.
If unforeseen events occur over the holidays which might impact your child’s departure for Camp or for Ironbark, please contact the Year Level Coordinator (h.lambert@stpeters.qld.edu.au – Year 8 ; b.higgins@stpeters.qld.edu.au - Year 9) and me as soon as possible via email. Emails will be responded to after 1 July.
STAFF UPDATES
We thank Mr Damian Woods and Mr Michael O’Loughlin who have been covering Mr James Ceccato’s classes while he has been on Long Service Leave this term. Mr Ceccato will be returning in Term 3 to his 7J Form Class and his Science and Maths classes.
Mr O’Loughlin will replace Ms Josie Stephens as the 9J Form teacher from the beginning of Term 3.
Finally, a special congratulations to Ms Andrea Mercier (8E Form Class and Media/Art teacher) who was recently married. We welcome Mrs Packwood to our Junior High staff from the beginning of Term 3.
Should there be any other staff changes in Junior High, these will be communicated at the beginning of Term 3.
Several families with children in Junior High will be leaving us at the end of this term as their life adventures take them elsewhere. They will always be part of the St Peters family and we keep them in our thoughts and prayers as they settle into their new communities, and we thank them for their contribution to our College.
Happy holidays everyone! Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you all next term.
Don’t forget that Monday 8 July is a student free day.
Kelly Fox Acting Head of Junior High
Sport
Primary Sport
“An active mind cannot exist in an inactive body” – General George Patton
Years 4 to 6 INTER HOUSE TRACK AND Field CARNIVALs
Please see the emails from Mr Shields with all the relevant information or click HERE. A reminder that all students will need a packed morning tea and lunch.
BRAND NEW cocurricular ACTIVITIES IN TERM 3
We have now launched the new Primary Cocurricular Timetable for Term 3 which you can find here
Rugby, chess AND FOOTBALL SEASONS OVER
I would like to firstly congratulate the Chess team for finishing as overall AIC Champions which is a superb achievement. I can see that Chess is in great hands with our boys and I look forward to many successful seasons ahead. Thank you to Mr Nathaniel Bartlett for coordinating Chess this term.
A special mention to the Primary Rugby boys as they have been on quite a roller coaster journey. I know that many of them were really hoping that we secured enough students to enter a team but unfortunately, we had to withdraw from the AIC competition and focus on training which gives us a good foundation to build on for next year. Thank you to Mr Jack Sims for his energy in leading Rugby at the College.
Finally, a huge congratulations to our four Primary Football teams who all performed admirably this season. There has been a great deal of away trips which sometimes makes those early Saturday mornings particularly tricky, but the boys demonstrated great grit and resilience. Thank you to Mr David Mulligan for leading Football this term.
Congratulations to all students who have represented the College this term. A particular thank you to our parents and caregivers for their support throughout the season.
NETBALL CAMP
We are delighted to offer a two-day Netball camp in the upcoming student free week, for our Years 6 – 12 Netball students. The Netball camp will be held on Tuesday 18 June & Wednesday 19 June at the Harts Road Courts 9:00am to 1:00pm, cost of $50.00.
The camp is a great opportunity for students to develop their skills, get access to specialist coaching from Queensland Firebirds athletes and our program Head coach, Tracey Bruce and Opens coach, Patti Farrell whilst also having fun with your teammates and friends. Please contact Miss Emily Moore & Miss Hannah Le Sage if you have any queries.
Stay Hydrated, Stay Safe! Don't forget your water bottles and hats for HPE lessons. Parents and students, remember to pack these essentials to ensure a fun and safe HPE lesson. Let's keep the energy high and the hydration levels even higher!
Dates for your diary
Wednesday 17 July – Northern Eagles Track and Field Meet
Monday 19 August – Southern Inter Lutheran Primary Track and Field Meet
Thursday 12 September – Years 4–6 Dance Extravaganza
Ben Shields Primary HPE & Sport Coordinator
Girls Sport
Congratulations
Oceania Athletics
Congratulations to the following girls on their incredible results at the recent U18 Oceania Athletics Championships in Fiji:
Allira T (Year 11) – won the Shot Put (3kg) competition with a throw of 16.99m, beating the previous Championship record by over 20cm.
Milla R (Year 12) – won the 2000m Steeplechase with a time of 6:47.53, beating the previous championship record by nearly 5 seconds.
Isabelle P (Year 12) – placed second in the 100m Hurdles with a time of 13.71.
Sophie S (Year 11) – placed fourth in the Pole Vault with a jump of 2.8m.
Great work girls!
Hockey
Congratulations to Jazelle C (Year 12), who has recently been selected for the Queensland Representative School Sport U19 Hockey Merit Team. We look forward to watching Jazelle play hockey for St Peters in the QGSSSA fixtures in Term 3.
Volleyball
Congratulations to Amelia B and Savannah N (Year 12) on their selection for the Queensland Representative School Sport U19 Volleyball Merit Team. Great job girls! We can’t wait to see you play in the QGSSSA Volleyball season.
Swimming
At the time of writing, many of our swimmers are competing at the Australian Olympic Swimming trials. We wish our swimmers the best of luck this week and regardless of the outcome, we hope that they find this a valuable and memorable experience.
QGSSSA Winter Fixtures
Round 1 vs St Hilda’s – Saturday 13 July
In Round 1, St Peters teams are scheduled to play AWAY against St Hilda’s in the QGSSSA fixtures. Please be aware that return buses will be available from the Indooroopilly campus to the Gold Coast venues. Game times are currently being finalised and will be released via the St Peters App on Monday of Term 3.
We look forward to seeing the girls compete in Hockey, Tennis, Netball and Volleyball!
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act, but a habit."
Congratulations
Addison S (Year 10) – Queensland U15 Australian Rules Representative
Football News
As the Football semester wraps up, there’s an air of celebration and accomplishment among our teams. This season has been a rollercoaster ride of challenges and triumphs, showcasing the grit and spirit of our players across all levels.
1st XI: A Glorious Finale
The 1st XI delivered a thrilling performance in their final game, securing a victory that was as much a testament to their perseverance as to their skill. Despite facing numerous obstacles throughout the semester—be it injuries, tough opponents, or unpredictable weather—the team demonstrated unshakeable resolve and camaraderie. This final win is a fitting capstone to their journey, highlighting the strength and unity that have been their hallmark throughout the season.
2nd XI: Solid Achievements
The 2nd XI also had a commendable season, securing a third-place finish. Striking a balance between seasoned players and rising talents, the team demonstrated strategic prowess and adaptability. Their matches were often tightly contested, but their ability to hold their ground and push forward was evident in every game they played.
3rd XI: Rising Stars
Meanwhile, the 3rd XI has shown remarkable growth and tenacity, finishing second on their table. Their consistent performance week after week has been nothing short of inspiring. Each match was a step closer to their goal, and their hard work and determination paid off. This position reflects not just their talent but also their relentless pursuit of excellence.
To top off this exceptional semester, our annual Football Dinner was a tremendous success. We had a fantastic turnout, with players, coaches and supporters coming together to celebrate the season's achievements.
As we look forward to the next season, we carry with us the lessons learned and the memories made in 2024, ready to face new challenges and continue our pursuit of football excellence.
Rugby News
The Rugby season at St Peters demonstrated the grit and resilience of our boys. Despite challenges with player numbers, all teams and coaches showed remarkable determination pushing through every match with unrelenting commitment. Their efforts culminated in a memorable Saturday night Rugby dinner, where the season's award winners were honoured for their exceptional contributions. It was a night of celebration and reflection, highlighting the perseverance and teamwork that defined our year.
A special thank you goes to our Year 7s, who embarked on their first year of Rugby with enthusiasm and dedication. Their passion and energy have laid a strong foundation for the future. We also bid a heartfelt farewell to our Year 12s, who were presented with their First XV jerseys, marking the end of their journey with St Peters Rugby. Their leadership and hard work have left a lasting impression on the team, and they will be greatly missed.
Chess News
On Friday night, our AIC Chess team emerged victorious, claiming both the First IV Premiership and the AIC Aggregate! To be crowned AIC Aggregate champions for consecutive years is a credit to the strength and depth of our chess ranks. With 62 boys trialling each week for one of the 28 spots, competition has been fierce and has been a collective effort across the year levels.
It was a pleasure to watch the boys go undefeated across the last three rounds in all age groups to secure the aggregate! Our First IV was comprised of students from Years 7 – 12, and it was fantastic to see the determination of our young players who rose to the occasion. Congratulations to Austin L, Oscar L, Harrison L, Luke D, and Will S. We look forward to watching these boys’ development for many years to come!
Rowing News
The Boys Rowing Shed did themselves proud at the South Queensland School Aged Rowing Conference Trophy Regatta last Saturday 6 June at Wyaralong Dam, where they successfully defended the Jenny Pemberton Challenge Cup for the most successful boys’ program in the conference for the third consecutive year.
Special congratulations to
The Open Quad of Flynn G, Sam M, Luca K, Ted A and Dominic P (cox) on winning the Open Quad Cup by event by 15 seconds from their nearest rivals and being undefeated in this event for the 2024 season.
The Year 10 squad for winning the overall Year 10 Jack Bowser Perpetual Shield for the most successful Year 10 cohort in the conference.
Full results:
OPENS
Open Quad Div 1 - GOLD
Open Double Scull Div 1 – GOLD
Open Double Scull Div 2 – GOLD
YEAR 10
Year 10 1st Quad – GOLD
Year 10 2nd Quad – GOLD
Year 10 3rd Quad – GOLD
Year 10 Double Scull Div 1 – GOLD
Year 10 Double Scull Div 2 – GOLD
Year 10 Double Scull Div 3 – GOLD
Year 10 Single Scull Div 1 – BRONZE – Matt J
Year 10 Single Scull Div 2 – GOLD – Lucas C
Year 10 Single Scull Div 3 – GOLD – Aidan P
YEAR 9
Year 9 Quad Div 1 – BRONZE
Year 9 Quad Div 2 – BRONZE
Year 9 Double Scull Div 1 – BRONZE
Year 9 Double Scull Div 2 – BRONZE
Year 9 Double Scull Div 3 – BRONZE and 5th
YEAR 8
Year 8 Single Scull Div 1 – BRONZE – Markus J
Year 8 Single Scull Div 2 – GOLD – Beno S
Year 8 Quad Div 3 – GOLD and 5th
Year 8 Quad Div 2 – GOLD
Year 8 Quad Div 1 – 5th
The boys have worked extremely hard since Term 1 Week 2 in January to develop their technique and build the fitness needed to dominate the SQSRC series in the manner they have. The boys wish to thank Head Coach Andy Clatworthy in the Senior Shed, Senior Coach Jack Bowser in the Junior Shed, and all of the coaches across the program for their time and skill in assisting them in achieving these results.
In the coming week or so, we will announce the boys team who will represent St Peters at the Queensland Schools State Rowing Championship regatta in Rockhampton at the end of Term 3.
term 3 aic sport
Track and Field
If you have not signed on for the QG and AIC Track and Field Season, please click on the links below:
Representative Track and Field Nominations for Northern Eagles and Central District. If you wish to trial, please fill in the link in the email by Friday 14 June (last day of Term 2):
Indooroopilly Students – Northern Eagles Track and Field Nomination - CLICK HERE
Springfield Students – Central District Track and Field Nomination - CLICK HERE
Rugby League
Rugby League trials commenced this week with over 50 students attending for our Year 7 and Senior Teams. Reminder that training will be on Monday and Tuesday afternoons in Week 10 from 3:30pm–5:00pm for our Years 7–8 students.
Please continue to check the App and look for notices from Mr Bartlett (Rugby League Coordinator).
Basketball
Over the past three weeks, students have been training diligently before and after school. Squads have been selected and are posted outside Sports House. Please be aware of what team you will be training in across Weeks 9 and 10.
Reminder to please complete the survey regarding training attendance over the holidays if you haven’t done so already. CLICK HERE
The Tennis Support Group is providing a Tennis-specific Athletic Development and Injury Prevention Clinic hosted by Performance Physio Fitness and Health at all holiday morning sessions.
Please wear your full HPE uniform and don't forget your racquets, hats and water bottles.
This week sees the conclusion of the Term 2 AIC season with no weekend games.
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 teammates.
If students are unable to attend some training sessions, it is vital that their absence is communicated to their coaches firstly, and also the respective coordinator/s.
Please also CLICK HERE to access the AIC Sporting Calendar for 2024.
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.
Daniel Fraser Boys Sport Coordinator
Community
St Peters Supporter Polo Shirts and Caps
The P&F is pleased to announce that Supporter Polo Shirts and Caps have arrived! Polos are available in both Mens (XS–3XL) and Womens (6–20) adult sizes for $60.00 each. The proceeds from the sale of each polo shirt will go to your nominated Parent Support Group.
Payment can be made via the Online Payments Portal. Once orders are processed, you will receive an email to confirm your order is ready for collection from Ross Roy Reception. We look forward to a sea of maroon at games, matches, regattas and meets in the coming months.
Caps can be purchased from the Parent Support Group or from the Secondhand Uniform Shop every Thursday morning (7:45am-11:30am) during Term time at the P&F Centre.
Sponsors and Supporters
2024 Sponsors
Business Directory 2024-3
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:
Burling Brown are proudly the Architects and Landscape Architects for the upcoming projects at St Peters. With our 45 years experience, Burling Brown have a proud involvement in the design and delivery of landmark projects for Colleges, schools, theme parks and commercial developments. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Studio Joho is an animation studio based in Brisbane. They provide extensive knowledge of animated programming with a strong track record in design, directing, animating, sound design, music composition and production management for TV, film, digital and online programming and iOS games. Studio Joho focus on creating exciting, innovative, high quality and original work that leaps off the screen. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Hatch is an employee-owned, multidisciplinary professional services firm that delivers a comphrehensive array of technological and strategic services, including consulting, information technology, engineering, process development, and project and construction management to the Mining, Metallurgical, Energy, amd Infrastructure sectors. Hatch has served clients for over 80 years and has project experience in more than 150 countries around the world. With 10,000 people in over 65 offices, Hatch has more than $75 billion in projects currently under management. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Rent Star is a specialised residential property management agency servicing all of Brisbane. Rent Star provides leasing, property manangement and rental services with expertise, insight and up-to-date technology with a personal level of service to help investors and landlords eleveate their personal wealth. To see 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.
