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Welcome to Term 4. A special welcome is extended to those families joining our community for the first time this term.

For our Year 12s, the Class of 2022, the end of their St Peters journey is in sight. They have just a few weeks of classes before they undertake their final exams. Our Year 12s have been well-prepared for this experience, and I encourage them to remain focused and to build on the solid foundations they have established and maintain a steady, consistent, diligent approach to their studies in the coming days and weeks – they are encouraged to ‘Finish Well’.

In fact, as we commence Term 4, all of our students are encouraged to ‘finish well’. At Junior High and Senior School Assemblies in the next couple of weeks I will be speaking to students about the importance of finishing the year strongly and positively. I will be emphasising that it is important that we work with the same endeavour right to the end; that it is important to ‘finish well’.

In sport it is the athletes that are able to sustain their performance right to the end, that are able to ‘finish well’ who are the ones that produce their personal best performances. We can learn a lot from those athletes who 'finished well’ in their events.

Just like athletes who achieve Personal Bests by ‘finishing well’, we need to ensure that we achieve learning personal bests this year by ‘finishing well’. So, what does ‘finishing well’ mean for our young people?

To ‘finish well’ is to-

Continue to apply yourself fully in class. Stay focused, ask questions, complete the set work.
Do your homework. Use homework as an opportunity to consolidate your learning in your various subjects.
In addition to homework have a study plan where you are regularly revising your work. Don’t leave it to the last minute.
Do your very best on assessment tasks, tests and exams. And finally;
Continue to do all the little things right, like arrive for class on time and wear your uniform correctly. It’s amazing what a big difference the little things make.

As we begin the final term of the 2022 school year I encourage our students to set their goals high, exhibit a Plus Ultra attitude in all that they do and make the most of the opportunities that St Peters affords them.

To all of our students, now is the time to ‘finish well’.

What a great way to kick start the 2023 school year!

Dale Carnegie is delighted to offer 2023 Years 9-12 students an opportunity to participate in Generation Next at St Peters in the January 2023 school holidays. Generation Next is an adaptation of the world-famous Dale Carnegie Course and has successfully been run at St Peters every year since 2018.

Specifically designed for young adults, Generation Next runs globally and is an interactive and hands-on program designed to prepare young people for the real world. It will give students the skills they need to reach their goals and live up to their full potential – at school, home and in their futures.

Generation Next focuses on five key areas and teaches students skills that will last a lifetime:

Building Self-confidence
Enhancing Communication Skills
Interpersonal Skill Development
Teamwork and Leadership Skills
Effective Attitude Management & Stress Control

Generation Next is an exciting and fun program that encourages participation and uses guided discussion, group work, role playing, verbal reports and awards for outstanding contribution. These methods ensure students graduate from the program with sound knowledge and real skills. Upon completion, participants will receive an internationally recognised certificate which will enhance their school leaving testimonials and resume. Note that Generation Next counts towards the Duke of Edinburgh Award (skills section).

Places will be limited as this will be the one and only Generation Next program that will be running at St Peters in 2023.

Quotes from past Generation Next Graduates

"I was a shy and unsociable person before, now I can talk to people and talk in front of crowds"

"I am now able to step out of my comfort zone"

"I discovered my inner leadership skills, belief in myself, self-motivation and how to deal with stress”

“My school-work improved, and I am now a more effective speaker”

"I learned that it is your own choice to enjoy life or not"

"There is no doubt that the course is as brilliant as people say it is. It offers growth to all - big or small, shy or confident."

"It improved my communication skills, making it easier for me to work in a group environment and develop relationships and network more effectively."

"It helped me to be friendlier, smile more and avoid arguments"

"It improved my self‐confidence and motivation because for me I just needed that boost. My marks are improving because I’m more motivated."

Program Details:

Dates: 17 – 19 January 2023 (three days)
Time: 9am – 4:30pm
Venue: St Peters Lutheran College, Indooroopilly
Investment: $1,500+GST

To request a program flyer and booking form, please contact Emma Henry from Dale Carnegie, on emma.henry@dalecarnegie.com or on 0407 862 359.

I trust that you and your family have had a relaxing and restful break and that you are ready for the new school term. Our students have spent this week discussing their spring holidays and looking at the new and exciting learning experiences they will engage with in Term 4. We look forward with excitement to our Year 6 PYP Exhibition on Thursday 20 October, and I know that many of our Year 6 students have continued working on their personal projects over the holidays. Our Year 4 students also look forward to their camp this term, after it was postponed in Term 1 due to the delay in commencing the school year.

I look forward to seeing you at the many upcoming events that take place throughout Term 4.

A very BIG WELCOME to the four new families who have commenced in the Primary Years. Dayan and Jasper in Prep, Seth in Year 1 and Hugo in Year 6. We hope you have enjoyed your first week as you commence your learning journey in the Primary Years at St Peters.

Faith and Service in the Primary Years

During Term 3, our Primary Years Faith and Service Leaders - Georgia, Isabel, Erin and Finn - worked tirelessly as they organised a food drive to further support families in our community who remain in need. Georgia and Finn delivered the food drive collection to Inala Family Support Service early in the holiday break. They filled a ute and the entire back seat together with Finn’s family car! Liza Dykstra (Family Support Coordinator) was extremely grateful for the donations and gave these students a tour of their facility, highlighting how empty their pantry was getting. What a great example of these young leaders developing as internationally minded members of our community through their care and open-mindedness.

Justin Coulson’s Happy Families

You will recall that the College has a subscription to the Justin Coulson website, Happy Families. Here is a quick tip video from Dr Justin Coulson on developing a positive mindset.

The College membership offers:

monthly live webinars with Justin
quick tip videos
weekly inspirational emails
video library which is the full back catalogue of all of Justin's parenting webinars (such as Little People, Big Feelings, Helping your Child Manage Anxiety, Building Resilience and many more).

All these resources are based on positive psychology methodologies to support children and get them to thrive. If you are yet to sign up, please do so here.

I found this article from Justin Is playtime dead, a particularly helpful reminder as we head into the warmer months. In a society where anxiety and depression are constant reminders of our children’s psychopathology, free play and unstructured playtimes continue to remain an easy way to assist our children in developing as well-rounded and resourceful contributors to society.

I am continually grateful for the work that our Primary Years teachers do in creating such exciting and engaging learning experiences for the youngest students at St Peters, and I look forward to sharing Term 4 with you all.

Lisa Challenor
Head of Primary Years

Welcome to Term 4, I hope the students are well rested and looking forward to the term ahead. As always, it promises to be a busy and action-packed end of year.

Below are a few important Junior High date claimers to mark in your diaries:

Week 1

AIC Athletics (Junior High Volunteer Spectators) – Friday 7 October

Week 2

Parent Teacher Interviews Years 9 - 11– Tuesday 11 October (3.30pm-7pm)

Week 4

Community Focus Day – Wednesday 26 October
‘Day for Daniel’ – Friday 28 October
Year 7 Immunisation Day (second visit) – Friday 28 October

Week 6

9L/M departs for Ironbark – Tuesday 8 November
Remembrance Day – Thursday 11 November

Week 8

Junior High Cocurricular Awards Presentation Ceremony – Tuesday 22 November
Carols Under the Stars – Sunday 27 November

Week 9

Last day of school for Junior High – Tuesday 29 November

Outstanding Service Awards

In the final Junior High Year Level Assembly in Term 3 students were reminded to nominate for consideration for the Outstanding Service Awards for 2022. Earlier this year they were emailed an explanation of the award and with a nomination form attached. These awards recognise students who have actively demonstrated our Christian values of Respect, Care and Concern for others through their outstanding individual contributions and service to Junior High and/or the broader College community.

All students in Years 7-9 are eligible to be considered for these awards and they can self-nominate or a staff member can nominate them. Nominations might be based on the fact that the student has:

A record of significant and sustained service during the year - such as volunteering for special events (e.g. Open Days, JH Welcome Day, Social Justice Week, Parent breakfasts, Kaleidoscope ushering etc.) either within Junior High or the College as a whole.
A student who has initiated and led a particular service project or fund-raising initiative within the College.

The students who are nominated are usually recognised as being an inspiration and role model to others through his or her service to Junior High or the general College community.

All nominations will be considered on their individual merits by the Junior High Academic Care and Wellbeing Leadership group, consisting of Head of Junior High, Deputy Head of Junior High and the Year-level Coordinators.

Each year we select between three and eight recipients at each year level in Junior High. It is a very prestigious award with very high standards and expectations - and only a handful of the students who are nominated are successful in being selected. The successful Award recipients at each year level will be announced at the Junior High Awards Ceremony next month.

We realise there have not been as many opportunities this year but encourage students to apply if they think they think they have shown service and commitment to Junior High or the College this year. Applications are due at Junior High Reception by 3:45pm - Tuesday 1 November. Those students currently at Ironbark will also have the opportunity to complete forms. Information and an application form can be found on Firefly by clicking on this link.

YEAR 9 IRONBARK DEPARTURE

On Tuesday morning we farewelled 9J & 9K as they left on their Ironbark adventure. A reminder that an Indooroopilly staff member usually travels to Ironbark each week so if you have any items that needs to be delivered for students currently at Ironbark, please drop them into Junior High Reception.

PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS

As you are aware, next Tuesday 11 October we will hold our Parent-Teacher Interview Evening in the Dohler classrooms for Years 9 - 11. These interviews are a wonderful opportunity for parents to meet with their student’s teachers and discuss progress, areas requiring attention and strategies for ongoing improvement. These evenings are an important and effective way of parents meeting numerous teachers in a short time. We acknowledge that not all families will be able to be catered for in the one evening and remind parents that they are also able to contact teachers at any time throughout the year via email or telephone should they have any questions or concerns. Please direct any queries to Academic Operations (A.Operations@stpeters.qld.edu.au)

PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS

A number of Junior High classes will have pre-service teachers attached to them this term. Gaining work experience ‘in the field’ is a mandatory part of teacher training and involves a number of stages or blocks of time. Pre-Service teachers work through stages from spending time purely observing classes up to ‘internships’ where they are given provisional teacher registration and are able to teach, assess and report on units of work. Throughout all of these stages pre-service teachers are supervised, monitored and work closely with experienced teachers. Should you have any queries or concerns please contact the supervising teacher involved.

UNIFORM REMINDER

Shop 45 has sock garters available for purchase and all boys are asked to purchase a pair. Alternatively, they could make their own from elastic. This is the easiest way to ensure their socks remain up and tidy throughout the day.

AFTER SCHOOL ARRANGEMENTS – RULE REMINDER

At the end of last term there seemed to be an increasingly large number of students who were ‘hanging around’ the College at the end of the school day, not being picked up until 5:00pm or waiting for training or an event to start after 5:00pm. In most cases it seems that parents had instructed their child to go to the library to make a start on their homework until they are picked up. Unfortunately, it seems that some students were instead using this as a time to meet up and socialise. I would take this opportunity to ask you to speak to your child about the expectations outlined below and would encourage you to contact the library on 3377 6273 from time to time ensure they are where they are supposed to be.

When school has finished, day students are to leave the school by 3.30pm unless involved in an official, adult-supervised activity.

After 3.30pm, day students who are still at school must go to one of the following:

the Langer Library; or
an organised cocurricular activity

Students should not wait in the vicinity of the boarding houses, classroom passageways, locker areas, ovals or other isolated areas after 3.30pm. The College cannot accept responsibility for the care of day students during these ‘out of hours’ periods if they are not attending one of the above activities.

Students waiting at the College after 5.00pm due to sports practice or other activities are encouraged to use the College bus stop waiting area.

Students must also leave school in full school or training uniform. No students should be getting changed into free dress at the end of the day to leave school.

Patricia Aishford
Head of Junior High

Girls Sport Coordinator – Anne-Marie Champion

One of my friends asked, "Why do you pay so much money for your kid to play sports”? Well I have a confession to make; I don't pay for my kid to do sports. Personally, I couldn't care less about what sport they do.

So, if I am not paying for sports what am I paying for?

I pay for those moments when my kid becomes so tired they want to quit but don't.
I pay for those days when my kid comes home from school and is "too tired" to go to their training but they go anyway.
I pay for my kid to learn to be disciplined, focused and dedicated.
I pay for my kid to learn to take care of her body and equipment.
I pay for my kid to learn to work with others and to be a good teammate, gracious in defeat, and humble in success.
I pay for my kid to learn to deal with disappointment when she doesn’t get that win or championship she’d hoped for, but still she goes back week after week giving it her best shot.
I pay for my kid to learn to make and accomplish goals.
I pay for my kid to respect, not only themselves, but other players, officials, and coaches.
I pay for my kid to learn that it takes hours and hours, years and years of hard work and practice to create a champion and that success does not happen overnight.
I pay for my kid to be proud of small achievements, and to work towards long term goals.
I pay for the opportunity my kid has and will have to make life-long friendships, create lifelong memories, to be as proud of her achievements as I am.
I pay so that my kid can be out on the court instead of in front of a screen...

...I could go on but, to be short, I don't pay for sports; I pay for the opportunities that sports provides my kid with to develop attributes that will serve her well throughout her life and give her the opportunity to bless the lives of others. From what I have seen so far I think it is a great investment!

Nikki Jesse, Aug 31 (Dover, Florida)

Welcome back, I hope you all enjoyed a restful holiday break and are ready to go for a short but busy Term 4!

ALL-SCHOOLS TOUCH COMPETITION

Good luck to our U13 & U15 Touch teams playing in the All-Schools competition down the Gold Coast over the next four days. We wish the girls all the best, a full report with results from the tournament will be in next week’s article.

CONGRATULATIONS

Australian Junior National Triathlon Championships

Congratulations to Summer P (Year 8) who represented Queensland at the recent Junior National Triathlon Championships held in Hervey Bay.

Summer did amazingly well finishing in 18th place in the 300m swim, 10km bike and 2km run event. Summer is new to this sport and her improvement has been fantastic, well done Summer, we are very proud of you.

National Youth Football Championships (Girls)

Congratulations also to Lila F (Year 10) who was a member of the U16 Queensland Maroon team that competed in the National Youth Football Championships in Coffs Harbour during the holidays. With more than 175 of the best female players from across Australia, Lila’s QLD Maroon team defeated Victoria Blue to win the U16 division. Lila who joined St Peters at the beginning of 2022 is a valuable member of our QGSSSA Open Football team and has done incredibly well in her first year. Well done Lila 😊

Good luck to all our girls playing Badminton and Water Polo for St Peters this weekend and special mention to our Year 12 Girls playing their final games of Badminton.

TRACK & FIELD

Coordinators: Mr Shaun Nodwell s.nodwell@stpeters.qld.edu.au, Mr Luke Donatini l.donatini@stpeters.qld.edu.au & Mr Jeremy Lohe – j.lohe@stpeters.qld.edu.au

At the end of Term 3, the QGSSSA Track & Field Championships were held at QSAC. St Peters QGSSSA Track & Field team did an outstanding job on the day to place second. It was a brilliant result for the girls as St Peters won the 16 years age group and placed third in the 12 years, 14 years and 15 years age groups. We are sincerely proud of the girls team effort on the day!

Congratulations to the following students who broke records on the day:

Gabrielle S 16 years Div B 800m
Jazelle C 16 years Div B 100m
Allira T 14 years Div A Shot Put
Hayley C 14 years Div B Shot Put
Brogan T 16 years Div B Long Jump
Ella-Jaye H-L, Brogan T, Lucie B-R and Zoe C 16 years Div B Relay

We would like to thank the coaching team for your dedication, expertise and tireless effort in preparing the girls – you all did an outstanding job! We also commend the efforts of our Year 12 students who have given so much to QGSSSA Track & Field over their time at St Peters and wish you well as you move into your last term at St Peters. Finally, thank you to all parents for your support through the QGSSSA Track & Field season as without this the girls could not have achieved what they have!

ROWING

Coordinator: Mr Peter Hicks - p.hicks@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Over the first weekend of September holidays a number of St Peter Students travelled to Bundaberg to complete in the 2022 QLD School State Rowing Championships. It was a fantastic weekend with St Peters achieving second place on the medal tally after three days of competition. Congratulations particularly to the following podium place getters.

Robyn M – 3rd in the Metropolitan West Quad Scull

Sienna O & Poppy Y – 2nd in the Y9 Girls Double Scull

Giselle G – 3rd in the Open Girls Single Scull

Niamh S, Maddie M, Robyn M, Bridget D and Luella B – 3rd in the Year 11 Girls Coxed Four

YoYo W, Mia M, Summer P, Steph P and Remi C – 1st in the Year 8 Girls Quad Scull

Steph P – 3rd in the Year 8 girls Single Scull

Poppy Y – 2nd in the Year 9 girls Single Scull

Archie M, Jack U, Angus G, Dominic B and Luella B – 3rd in the Open Boys Four

Robyn M & Giselle G – 2nd in the Open Girls Double Scull

It was particularly exciting in the Year 8 Girls Double Scull event where Steph P & Summer P combined to achieve a Gold medal and Mia M & YoYo W teamed up to achieve a Silver medal.

Congratulations to all girls and boys that participated and a particular thanks to the coaches and parents that attended to support the students throughout the weekend.

TERM 4 SPORTS

If the girls choose more than one sport, communication is the key, please advise the respective sport coordinator at the start of the season.

JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN RULES

Coordinator - Mrs Anne-Marie Champion – a.champion@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Years 7, 8 & 9 Girls Only - To continue from the introduction year in 2021, St Peters is part of the QGSSSA Junior Australian Rules Gala Days in Term 4.

There are 4 Gala days played on Saturday mornings with further details of times and venues to be advised.

Gala Days

Saturday 22 October
Saturday 29 October
Saturday 5 November
Saturday 12 November

MATCH CONDITIONS SUMMARY

12 a-side on field and 3 interchange players
Half field ground size
15-minute halves, 5-minute break
Size 3 leather football (match balls supplied by AFL Queensland)
Modified tackling, bumping permitted
Bouncing the ball (two max)
No kicking off the ground
Mouth guards are compulsory
Scores are recorded, internal ladder published in QG Sports hub, no pennants awarded

Training has commenced this week and the Term 4 Training schedule can be found on the St Peters App.

JUNIOR SOFTBALL

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

Years 7, 8 & 9 Girls Only - St Peters play in the QGSSSA Junior Softball Competition in Term 4.

There are three game days played in the afternoon at Downey Park in Weeks 3 & 4 (game times are approx. 1.30pm - 5.00pm). Bus transport will be provided.

Training has commenced this week @ Hart Road Oval | Tuesday & Thursday mornings; 6.15am - 7.30am.

Selections of teams will be finalised this week and girls will be notified.

Game Days

Tuesday 18 October
Thursday 20 October
Monday 24 October

Wet Weather Days – Wednesday 26 & Friday 28 October

The Term 4 training schedule can be found on the St Peters App.

BADMINTON

Coordinator: Ms Laura Buckby – l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Training has commenced again this week in preparation for the Tournament Days.

One Day Tournament - Open, Seniors & Year 10 – Saturday 8 October
One Day Tournament - Year 7, 8 & 9 – Saturday 15 October

Further details can be found on the St Peters App.

BWPI WATER POLO

Coordinator: Mrs Tracey Bruce – waterpolo@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Training for the 2022 – 2023 BWPI Water Polo Season has commenced back this week. Girls and parents will be emailed all details for Grading Day No 1 which commences this Saturday.

A few key points...

The season runs for Term 4 2022 & Term 1 2023 – THE COMMITMENT IS FOR BOTH TERMS.
Training sessions are held in the 50m pool in the evenings.
There is a fee associated to playing Water Polo for St Peters – further details to follow.

Please CLICK HERE for the Grading Day No 1 Draw.

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE & DEVELOPMENT

Coordinator: Mr Leigh Smith – l.smith1@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Further details next week re the Gym opening times.

SWIMMING FOR FITNESS

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

Swimming sessions will commence next Monday 10 October (Week 2) at the 50m pool for any girl playing Water Polo or wishing to do pre-season QGSSSA swim training. These sessions will be held on:

Monday afternoons 50m pool: 3:30pm – 4:15pm

Thursday afternoons 50m pool: 3:30pm – 4:15pm

There is no need for girls to sign on for these sessions, simply turn up to the pool for the sessions you can make.

Welcome back after the September holiday break! I hope all boys are well refreshed and ready to take on Term 4 with enthusiasm and high energy.

Over the September break we saw both our St Peters Cricketers and our Track & Field athletes partake in holiday training sessions. It was wonderful to witness such great participation within both sports.

With the upcoming MSW Club Cricket season commencing this weekend, St Peters will enter 13 Cricket teams (154 players) in this competition in preparation for the 2023 AIC Cricket season.

Our Track & Field athletes have also been busy this week making their final preparations for the 2022 AIC Track & Field Championships which will be conducted the QSAC, Nathan this Thursday 6 and Friday 7 October. We will be sure to keep everyone updated on the final result after this week’s AIC Track & Field Championships.

We wish all our boys involved in both St Peters Cricket and St Peters Track & Field every success this week and weekend respectively.

Our St Peters Boys Water Polo are preparing for commencement of training in readiness for the 2022 AIC Water Polo Gala Day to be held on Sunday 23 October. Should any boy wishing more information about getting involved in St Peters Water Polo, we ask that you please contact Mr Alex Lawn (Coordinator) – a.lawn@stpeters.qld.edu.au

This term we will also see the commencement of our preparations for our 2023 Term 1 sports of:

Cricket;
Volleyball;
Swimming; and
AFL.

Over the coming weeks all boys from Years 7 to 11 will have the opportunity to ‘sign on’ for one or more of the above mentioned 2023 Term 1 AIC sports. Australian Rules and Volleyball Pre-Season (Term 4, 2022) training will start from Week 5 (week commencing Monday 31 October).

We do ask all boys to keep checking their emails for important information pertaining to 2023 Term 1 sport and when all specific pre-season training will commence over the course of Term 4 this year.

St Peters represented at World Junior Open Water Championships

It was fantastic to have a St Peters Year 12 student recently compete at the FINA World Junior Open Water Championships in Beau Vallon, Seychelles. Over the September holiday break Robbie T travelled as a member of the Australian Dolphins to Seychelles to compete in the 10km event and the Open Mixed 4 x 1500m Relay.

With a fantastic performance of resilience and tenacity Robbie placed 8th overall at the World Junior Championships 10km. He and his team members then backed up to place 7th overall in the 4 x 1500m relay. To finish in the top 10 in the world in both is a magnificent performance and we are all very proud of Robbie’s effort.

To listen to a brief interview from Robbie, please click on the below link recently shared by Swimming Australia on Instagram –

https://www.instagram.com/p/CioiOocrE6v/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

St Peters Term 4 Rugby Skill Development

Commencing week 4 of Term 4 2022, St Peters will be conducting some Rugby Skill Development sessions run by our Head Rugby Coach, Mr Russell Todd. We are happy for all students in Years 7 to 11 who are interested in participating to attend.

For further information please check the St Peters App or contact Mr Russell Todd – r.todd@stpeters.qld.edu.au

2023 Term 1 Sport Coordinator Contact Details

For further information about what is happening with 2023 pre-season sports, please contact one of the below St Peters Coordinators:

AIC Cricket – Mr Gary Munday g.munday@Stpeters.qld.edu.au
AIC AFL – Mr Mark Holman m.holman@stpetes.qld.edu.au
AIC Volleyball – Mr Russel Hansen r.hansen@stpeters.qld.edu.au
AIC Swimming – Mr Peter Dawson p.dawson@stpeters.qld.edu.au

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.

THE ROCK

The Rock Term 4, Week 1 | 6 October 2022

In This Newsletter

What's On

St Peters Spring Lunch - Shopping extravaganza!

Cricket Support Group Lunch Fundraiser | Friday 4 November

Chamber Chorale performance

St Peters Chamber Chorale in Concert with UQ Chamber Chorale

St Peters Chorale

St Peters Chorale Leads Music Worship for Evensong in St John’s Cathedral, Sunday 9 October

Head of College

​ Finishing Well

Important Notices

Extra Group Photo Order

Extra Group Photo Order Forms (Music, Sport - Semester 1, Debating, Children of Old Scholars, Robotics etc)

Around the College

​Generation Next - The Dale Carnegie Course for Teens @ St Peters

St Peters a finalist in the 2022 WasteSMART Brisbane Awards

Academic Matters

Future Problem Solving

Primary Years

Primary Years News

Faith and Service in the Primary Years

Justin Coulson’s Happy Families

Junior High

Junior High News

Outstanding Service Awards

YEAR 9 IRONBARK DEPARTURE

PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS

PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS

UNIFORM REMINDER

AFTER SCHOOL ARRANGEMENTS – RULE REMINDER

The Arts

VAPAr and Congratulations

VAPAr

Art News!

Music Support Group Meeting

St Peters Music Support Group Meeting – Tuesday 11 October 7.00pm

Solo Festival

St Peters Solo Festival 2022 (Monday 31 October – Thursday 10 November)

Sport

Primary Sport

Primary Cocurricular Sport Term 4

Years 4 - 6 Girls Basketball

Years 4 - 6 Term 4 Cricket

Primary Years HPE

Primary Years Swimming Carnivals

Girls Sport