Welcome to Term 3. A particularly warm welcome to those new students and their families joining St Peters this term. I hope that you settle in and feel part of our community very soon.
Semester One Reports were made available over the break. They provide a snapshot of where your child is at in their learning journey. If you haven’t already done so, it is important that parents have conversations with their child/ren as to their progress. Comments and feedback around effort, attitude, classwork and homework are as important (if not more so) than grades. The start of the second semester provides students with the opportunity to take stock and establish their learning goals for the second half of the year. (Re)establishing good study and homework routines are crucial to the achievement of those learning goals. Consistent, focused effort in class is another key element if our young people are to achieve their goals.
Something that sets St Peters apart from other schools is the quality and nature of the Student Experience. Whether it be the breadth of academic subject offerings or cocurricular activities such as Music, Arts, Sport, Robotics, Debating, Service Learning or Ironbark you would be hard pressed to find such a diverse array of opportunities anywhere else. In their lunches with me the Year 12s consistently remark that this world of opportunities that St Peters provides is something that they love about their College. Our approach to education both in and out of the classroom gives our students the opportunity to discover, try new things and succeed or fail and then learn and grow from their experiences. The breadth and depth of a St Peters education provide your children with the experiences, values, attitudes and learnings to go beyond what they previously thought they were capable of and become the person they were meant to be.
As we embark on Term 3 I encourage the fine young people of St Peters to engage with purposeful endeavour in their learning both in and beyond the classroom and challenge themselves to discover what they are truly capable of and who they are becoming.
My very best wishes to each of you for the term ahead.
Tim Kotzur Head of College
Deputy Head of College
The College Uniform
Since 1945, St Peters Lutheran College has valued its school uniform, serving as a means of common ground for students that unites them. Despite various changes over more than seven decades, the purpose of the College uniform has always been to enable students to develop a sense of belonging and connectedness to St Peters as a unique educational and faith community.
Wearing the uniform is important in establishing and building our culture. A strong culture of wearing our uniform proudly supports a school environment that has; a strong sense of community, is committed to the pursuit of excellence and where student ownership of their learning and behaviour is important. The uniform serves to establish the College’s expectations of students and students’ expectations of themselves. When dressed to a high standard, students’ choices reflect those high standards. It also teaches self-discipline and instils self-respect.
The College is conservative in its approach to the Student Dress Code reinforcing our values of care, dignity and respect. The uniform is designed to create a sense of individual and collective pride in students and their identification within the College
When following the Student Dress Code and wearing the uniform correctly, the roots of self-discipline automatically start growing into their character. This prepares them for situations in adulthood where they have to dress a certain way, such as in an interview or formal meeting.
Wearing the uniform correctly is an expectation for all students enrolled at the College. The school uniform draws attention to our College, and great care should be taken to ensure it is always worn to a high standard, is kept clean, neat, repaired and replaced, as necessary.
We ask all students to reflect on what it means to be a member of the St Peters Lutheran College community, to remember who they represent when they are wearing the College uniform and to ensure that they are always wearing it with pride.
Lisa Delaney Deputy Head of College
SchoolTV
In this edition of SchoolTV - RESILIENCE
Resilience is one of those skills that all kids need and should have. It refers to their ability to cope and adapt in situations when confronted with challenges such as adversity, trauma, tragedy or even stress. It is essential to their mental health and wellbeing as part of their journey to adulthood. It is a skill that can be learned from an early age through the support of an adult role model.
However, being resilient does not mean your child won't experience any difficulties, but it will better equip them to manage those situations. Over-protective parenting can be viewed as being unhelpful towards the building of resilience. Although this may be a natural instinct, potentially experiencing failure is all part of the process. Encouraging children to take healthy risks will help them trust their capacity to deal with uncomfortable situations and increase their capacity for courage.
In this edition of SchoolTV, parents will gain an understanding of how to support their child’s brave behaviour to help them adapt and build resilience.
We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this edition of SchoolTV and we always welcome your feedback. If you have any concerns about your child, please contact the school counsellor for further information or seek medical or professional help.
For the link to the Resilience edition of SchoolTV CLICK HERE.
Lisa Delaney Deputy Head of College
Important Notices
Year 10 ACWY Immunisation Clinic
A reminder the Year 10 Meningococcal ACWY immunisation clinic provided by OZCARE is next Friday 21 July in Periods 1 and 2. Students will be taken to the clinic at the PAC by their P1 or P2 teacher, including those students who are not getting vaccinated. These students will wait nearby until their class is ready to leave.
Any student who is absent on the day can obtain a free make up vaccination through either a local doctor (excluding their consultation fee) or a Brisbane City Council Immunisation Clinic.
If you are a new family to the school this term and have questions regarding this, please get in touch with the Health Centre nurses by ringing 3377 6102 during school hours or email h.centre@stpeters.qld.edu.au.
Meningococcal B
Please be aware the Year 10 Immunisation Clinic does not include Meningococcal B. The National Immunisation Program (NIP) does not fund vaccines for Meningococcal B which, while rare, is the most common cause of invasive meningococcal disease in teenagers and young adults. It is recommended 15 - 19-year-olds have two doses which are around $100 - $120 each. Some of this cost may be rebated by your private health care provider, depending on your level of cover. This vaccination can be arranged through your local doctor (GP) or the Brisbane City Council Immunisation Clinics.
Further information and FAQs can be found on the Health Centre Firefly page here.
Health Centre Nurses
The School Locker Oxley | Stocktake Store Closure
The School Locker Oxley will be closed for stocktake for two days next week - Monday 17 and Tuesday 18 July.
Shop 45 will be open as usual on both days.
Blazer Buttons
The School Locker/ Shop 45 is currently out of stock of replacement buttons for the College Blazer.
A replacement button is currently being manufactured and we will advise of the expected delivery date in the coming weeks.
Around the College
Term 3 University Visits
During Term 3 the Careers Centre will host guest speakers from the following universities. Students in Years 10-12 are welcome to attend and bring their morning tea/lunch. The Careers Centre is located on the top floor of Theile House.
A warm welcome back to families as we begin Term 3. A very busy and exciting start to the term with Parent Teacher Interviews for Years 8, 10 and 12 being held next Tuesday. We also commence Subject Selections for 2024. There are a number of parent evenings scheduled over the coming weeks. Please see details for the events below:
Parent Teacher Interviews Years 8, 10 & 12 Tuesday 18 July 3:30pm – 7:00pm
Bookings are now open and will close on Friday 14 July at 3:00pm. Parents received information on Parent Teacher Interview bookings on Monday this week via email. Please note: Years 7, 9 and 11 Parent Teacher Interviews will be held early Term 4.
Year 10 into Year 11 2024 Subject and Pathway Information
Wednesday 19 July 6:00pm Parent Night #1 Senior Pathways Overview in the PAC Dron Auditorium Livestream link can be accessed here.
Wednesday 26 July 6:00pm- 6:45pm Parent Night #2 ATAR Pathway and Subject selection in the PAC Dron Auditorium Livestream link can be accessed here.
Wednesday 26 July 6:45pm – 7:30pm International Baccalaureate Pathway in the PAC Theatrette Livestream link can be accessed here.
Year 8 into Year 9 2024 Subject Selection Parent Information Evening
Thursday 20 July 6:00pm – 6:30pm Year 8 into Year 9 Subject selection in the PAC Dron Auditorium Livestream link can be accessed here.
Year 9 into 10 2024 Subject Selection Parent Information Evening
Thursday 20 July 6:30pm – 7:00pm Year 9 into Year 10 Subject selection in the PAC Theatrette Livestream link can be accessed here.
Rachael Turnbull Head of 7-12 Curriculum - Students
Primary Years
Welcome to Semester 2
I am delighted to welcome you to Semester 2. I look forward to a productive and happy semester with the students and staff and to our continued partnership with you the parents and caregivers in the Primary Years.
Semester 2 always brings about some changes in timetable for Upper Primary students. Years 5C and 5D will be introduced to MEBS which is always a highlight, and several other changes for specialist days have also taken place.
Full winter uniform continues to be required in Term 3 and the formal uniform for Upper Primary including formal hats and blazers (with ties and long trousers for boys) is required each Monday and Wednesday, while Lower Primary require their formal uniform on Wednesdays.
I am sure you will join me in warmly welcoming the following staff to St Peters Primary Years:
Miss Hannah Lipman – 4C Class teacher Mrs Chelsey Eunson – Early Years Music Specialist Mrs Kellie Bannah – Exceptional Learners Department (Lower Primary) Miss Alanah Miles – Acting Deputy Head Upper Primary
I know that you welcome these staff members to the Primary Years community and to their new roles with your support and encouragement.
We are delighted to also welcome four new students and their families to the Primary Years and we look forward to working with you in partnership and community.
A reminder of the upcoming ICAS tests and the Australian Mathematics Competition in Term 3. Additional information can be accessed via Firefly HERE.
Before and After School Arrangements
To address the increasing number of students who remain on campus after school hours, we kindly request your cooperation in reviewing and adhering to the following expectations. We understand the importance of providing a safe and supervised environment for all students and we appreciate your understanding and support in ensuring their wellbeing.
Outside Hours School Care (OSHC) Facility
If your circumstances require additional supervision and your child is not in any official, adult-supervised activities, I strongly encourage you to utilise the OSHC facility. This will ensure their safety and allow them to engage in appropriate activities under proper supervision.
Use of Play Equipment and Ovals
To ensure adequate supervision, we kindly ask that students who are not utilising the OSHC facility refrain from playing on any play equipment or using the ovals in the Primary Years. This restriction is in place to prioritise the safety and wellbeing of our students.
Departure Time
Unless involved in an official, adult supervised activity, day students are expected to leave the school premises by 3:30pm. This ensures a smooth transition and allows us to maintain a secure environment for all students.
Early Arrival
We have noticed that some Lower Primary students arrive at the College before 8:00am. As the official supervision commences at 8:00am, we kindly request that students who arrive before this time (unless they are attending a supervised activity) make use of the Before School Care service. This ensures appropriate supervision and care for their wellbeing until regular school hours commence.
We sincerely appreciate your cooperation and understanding in following these expectations. Our primary goal is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for all students and your support is essential in achieving this. If you have any questions or require further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact the school administration. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Echoes of Elegance | 7:00pm, Friday 14 July | Dron Auditorium
It's not too late to purchase tickets for this Friday's St Peters Strings concert Echoes of Elegance, featuring our talented St Peters Soloists and Chamber Soloists. We will also be joined by St Peters Old Scholars currently studying music at the Queensland Conservatorium.
Concert Program:
Divertimento in D Major K. 136
W. A Mozart- Sinfonia Concertante
W. A. Mozart
Yuro Lee (violin)
Angela Kim (viola)
Farewell, ye Limpid Springs (Jeptha HWV 70) – G. F. Handel
Un Marito, Donne Care (La Finta Semplice K. 51) – W. A. Mozart
“Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best of which you are capable.” —John Wooden
Welcome back to St Peters Sport Term 3. We hope and trust everyone was able to have a rest and a bit of a relax over the June/July school holidays and are now refreshed and ready to get involved in St Peters Term 3 AIC Sport. Our main sporting focus for this term will be AIC Basketball, AIC Tennis and AIC Track & Field.
Thank you to all the students who participated in training sessions and clinics over the holiday break. We had some fantastic numbers attending each sport. This is a true reflection of the dedication of our boys and their commitment to the success of St Peters Boy’s Sport.
We are excited for the commencement of Boy’s Sport with Trial Games of both Tennis and Basketball scheduled for this Saturday prior to Round 1 when St Peters will play St Edmund’s on Saturday 23 July.
This Saturday, 15 July we will be playing Trial Games against Villanova College. Our Senior Basketball and Tennis Teams will be playing at Home venues. Our Junior Teams will be playing Away at Villanova and various venues. We do ask all parents and students to check the St Peters App for times and venues of games.
Australian Water Polo Honour for Marcus
Congratulations to Marcus M in Year 12 who is currently overseas representing Australia in Water Polo. Marcus has been travelling around both Croatia and Serbia and so far he has played games against the National Teams of Montenegro, Croatia and Germany. We wish Marcus all the best for the remainder of his trip.
Photo of Marcus from St Peters
Queensland Selection for Vice L
Congratulations to Vice L from Year 12 who was selected for the Queensland Reds U18 Academy Team and played against New South Wales Waratahs Academy Teams over the June/July break. Although going down to NSW, Vice played throughout the game!
Australian Basketball Honours for Cooper
Congratulations to Cooper L in Year 12 who has travelled with the Australian Centre of Excellence, based at the AIS in Canberra. During these last holidays, Cooper and his team represented Australia in the 2023 NBA Academy Games, which took place in Atlanta, USA. After a week of games against countries from all over the globe, Cooper's team was undefeated, placing first overall. Well done Cooper.
AIC Basketball & Tennis Trials – Saturday 15 July
This Saturday 15 July, we will participate in Trial Games of Basketball and Tennis against Iona College. Our Senior Teams will play at ‘Home’ at St Peters whilst our Junior Teams will be playing Away at Villanova College and their playing venues. We ask all students and parents to refer to the St Peters App for further information.
For the Trial Round AIC Tennis Draw vs Villanova CLICK HERE.
For the Trial Round AIC Basketball Draw vs Villanova CLICK HERE.
St Peters Track & Field 2022
The start of Term 3 brings the beginning of our 2023 St Peters Track & Field season. We would like to encourage and invite any boy who is wanting to improve his fitness, speed and strength to join in and be part of our 2023 Track & Field training program and squad.
Being involved in our 12 week program will be very beneficial to other team sports which require agility, speed, strength and endurance.
Information regarding Term 3 Track & Field Training can be found on the St Peters App. We also ask that all boys interested please sign on for Track & Field so that they do not miss any email updates about what is happening. An email was sent in Term 2 to all boys in Years 7 - 12 regarding signing up for St Peters Track & Field so please check student email accounts.
Term 3 Coordinator Contact Details
The below Coordinators have already been communicating via email with all boys who have signed on and who have been attending training. We ask that all boys to please open and read the emails pertaining to their chosen sport for Term 3.
Our AIC Term 3 Boys Sport Coordinators for 2023 are:
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.
Girls Sport
Welcome back to Term 3, another busy term for Girls Sport. We hope you all enjoyed a rest over the holidays and the girls are looking forward to being involved in the many Girls’ Sport on offer this term.
Thank you to the many girls who participated in the various holiday/pupil free day training sessions and the Girls Rowing and Track & Field camps over the holidays.
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
Over the holidays many of our girls participated in a variety of high-level competitions.
Congratulations and well done to the following girls:
Laura M – represented Queensland at the East Coast Water Polo Challenge, Queensland finished in second place and Laura had an outstanding tournament scoring the second highest number of individual goals for the tournament.
Lily E – represented Queensland at the U13 Water Polo Nationals held in Hobart. Lily’s team performed very well finishing in second place. Lily enjoyed the experience of playing at the next level and is looking forward to representing Queensland for many years to come.
Naya T – Naya’s Northside Wizards U14 Basketball team won the Division 1 Queensland State Championships. Naya was named the finals MVP, an outstanding effort, congratulations Naya.
Chloe H – Chloe’s Brisbane Capitals U14 Basketball team won the Division 2 Queensland State Championship, well done Chloe, we are excited for the future of our Basketball program.
Ellie F – represented Queensland at the U14 Regional Softball Championships held in South Australia. A five day tournament of all the top U14 girls from around Australia, Ellie’s team came away defeating NSW in the final 14-3. Well done Ellie.
WINTER FIXTURES - NETBALL, VOLLEYBALL, HOCKEY & TENNIS
Training in preparation for our Round 1 fixtures v St Margaret’s has commenced this week for all our Winter Fixture Sports, the Term 3 training schedules can be found on the St Peters App. With Round 1 commencing this Saturday, it is an expectation that all students are in the correct uniform which can be purchased from Shop 45. Please keep an eye out for emails with further information from the respective sport coordinators.
Good luck for Round 1 Girls!
Date Claimers:
Round 1: Saturday 15 July v St Margaret’s (Home) Round 2: Saturday 22 July v Moreton Bay College (Away) Round 3: Saturday 29 July v Clayfield College (Home) Round 4: Saturday 5 August v Somerville House (Away) Round 5: Saturday 12 August v Brisbane Girls Grammar School (Home) Round 6: Saturday 19 August v St Aidan’s (Away) Round 7: Saturday 26 August v Brisbane State High School (Home) Round 8: Saturday 2 September v Ipswich Girls Grammar School (Away) Round 9: Saturday 9 September v St Hilda’s (Home)
Round 1: Saturday 15 July Draw v St Margaret’s – Please CLICK HERE for the draw
FIREBIRDS COACH REBECCA BULLEY VISITS ST PETERS NETBALL
There was a buzz around the courts on Monday as we welcomed the current Queensland Firebirds coach Rebecca Bulley. Bec a former Diamond who represented Australia in 42 international games playing WD, GD and GK ran two sessions working with our girls on specialist defence.
She broke down defence into:
Going for intercepts
One v one contested ball
A good body angle to position your head to see the ball
Big hands over every ball
Deny and delay opposition players next move
Bec spoke to the girls about her career where persistence and hard work were her trademarks. Bec was well known as a reliable defender playing in the ANZ Championships for a decade, holding the distinction of being the first player to win three ANZ Championships with three different teams, the NSW Swifts (2008), Adelaide Thunderbirds (2013) and Queensland Firebirds (2014).
Thank you to the Netball PSG for sponsoring these sessions.
Date claimer: Vicki Wilson State Championships – Friday 4 & Saturday 5 August
Week 1 of the holidays was a busy one for our Girl Rowers who attended the annual Rowing Camp at Bucca Weir. This was a fantastic week full of hard training and team bonding and all girls thoroughly enjoyed their time away. This camp is the perfect preparation for the start of our 2023 BSRA season. A big thank you to all the Coaches and our “Camp Mum and Dad” Nat and John Kenny for their tireless work organising and supporting the girls. Such wonderful opportunities for our rowers wouldn’t exist without their amazing work, the team effort is greatly appreciated.
Training Attendance
As we move quickly to the start of the regatta season with Regatta #1 on Saturday 22 July, it is important that families please ensure girls are attending all training sessions, particularly on the water, in preparation for racing. This training is the key to ensuring the girls enjoy their experience at regattas. Families are asked to please continue to communicate via email to Mrs Allard if attendance at a training session is not possible. Good luck to the Year 10 1st crew and the Open 1st VIII who will be participating in the 2023 South QLD Schools Regatta this Sunday 16 July.
BSRA Regatta 3# – St Peters Hosting Saturday 5 August
The 2023 BSRA Regatta #3 is on Saturday 5 August and is being hosted by the St Peters Rowing Parent Support Group.
Hosting this event is a large undertaking where the St Peters Rowing program organises and takes all profits from the catering of this event. It is anticipated that more than 2500 people will attend this regatta. The hosting of this event is a large logistical undertaking facilitated by the Rowing Parent Support Group to ensure we take full advantage of this fundraising opportunity. Please could I ask all families to make themselves available to assist with bake sale items, lolly bags and drink donations the week before the Regatta and to plan to be at the regatta on Saturday 5 July to help.
Thank you girls! With only three weeks left of the Rhythmic Gymnastics season, it was a fantastic first week back of training, including the extra session on Monday.
The goal this week was to complete choreography, practise collaborations and continue with our competition fitness and routine repetitions.
Last night we had the pleasure of a surprise drop in by Mr Kotzur who provided the girls with some extra encouragement at training, thank you Mr Kotzur!
Friday 21 July (Week 2) St Margaret’s Anglican School lead up meet
Wednesday 26 July (Week 3) Full Dress Rehearsal
Friday 4 August (Week 4) QGSSSA Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
Please note: Details of the St Margaret’s lead up meet will be emailed at the beginning of next week and details of the Full-Dress Rehearsal will be emailed later next week.
As always, keep up the great work girls, keep practising and keep smiling.
Well done to all girls who attended the camp last week on the Gold Coast. It was a fantastic camp where the athletes trained well, developed teamwork and had loads of fun along the way. Highlights included the team building activities, skit night and some solid training sessions. We thank all coaches for their efforts throughout the camp. Girls are encouraged to check the St Peters App for training times. We wish the girls the best of luck as they prepare for the QGSSSA Track and Field Championships at the end of the term!
Date claimer – Thursday 14 September QGSSSA Track & Field Championships
TOUCH ALL SCHOOLS
To continue building the Touch Program, St Peters will be entering an U13, U15 & U18 teams into the All Schools Touch Competition to be held in Term 4 down the Gold Coast.
This exciting opportunity will give many of our girls the opportunity to continue to develop their Touch game.
Details have been emailed to the girls invited to play; any questions please contact Mr Bygraves – g.bygraves@stpeters.qld.edu.au
AFLQ SCHOOLS CUP
The Junior AFLQ Schools Cup Regional Finals are scheduled for Thursday 20 July.
After a fantastic qualifying round last term our Years 7 - 9 Australian Rules girls will travel to Moreton Bay Sporting Complex to play in the six team competition where the top two teams will progress to the Quarter Finals.
When attending/watching any other St Peters sporting fixtures, girls are asked to ensure they are wearing their St Peters formal uniform or if they are playing, their St Peters playing uniform is allowed. (PE uniform or casual clothing is not allowed).
WET WEATHER SPORT CANCELLATIONS
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. Updates for game days will also be provided, students will also receive an email.
2023 QGSSSA Netball Season Launch
Community
Council Notice to Members of the Community
A notice to the community that over the coming term Council Inspectors will be conducting patrols around the College to promote safe parking and ensure that motorists are complying with local traffic conditions. Parking fines may be issued in cases where illegal parking is observed.
While it is certainly not Council’s intention to make parking near schools an overly onerous task, regulating parking activities is necessary to promote safe driving during pick up and drop off times.
I would like to take this opportunity to ask that parents, guardians and visitors to visit Council’s website at www.brisbane.qld.gov.au and search parking rules to learn more about parking in Brisbane.
Hamish Bartrim Parking Compliance and Illegal Dumping Team Leader Compliance and Regulatory Services
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Screening
P&F & SPOSA Trivia Night Is Back
Dress up as your favourite Nursery Rhyme character and get the gang back together. Kat Feeney returns as our fearless MC to guide you through general knowledge trivia, games and lots of fun! Don't forget to dress up your table with decor too!
When: Saturday 29 July, 6:30pm – 10:00pm
Where: Cafe 45
Who: Tables of eight. Individual tickets available
Tickets $40.00 on Eventbrite, to buy tickets CLICK HERE.
BYO Food, EFTPOS bar and plenty of prizes to be won including Best Dressed Male & Female, Best Table Decor etc.
Cash donations are made to the chosen charity of the winning table.
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.
From the SPOSA Office
SPOSA Tennis Tournament
Join us for a fun-filled tennis event! Whether you are an experienced player or a beginner, this is an opportunity to showcase your skills and enjoy a fantastic day of friendly competition.
Details
Date: Sunday 23 July, from 2:00pm onwards
Where: Lohe St Tennis Courts, St Peters Indooroopilly
Tickets: Couples: $30.00 per couple | Singles: $15.00 per person. For our students who wish to participate, simply sign up, and we will match you with an Old Scholar, coach or senior student as a partner. Throughout the event, we have raffles and exciting prizes on offer. Food and drinks will also be available for purchase. Near the end of the day, we will fire up the BBQ for a complimentary dinner. As the sun sets we will turn on our brand-new lights to continue the finals and wrap up the tournament.
