On Wednesday the College Prefects for the coming 12 months were installed into their office at a special ceremony in front of their family and peers. Thirty-six young people were commissioned to serve as Prefects.
In my remarks to our young people being installed into this leadership role I reminded them that the next twelve months promises to be an exciting time. It will be an opportunity for them to do much good, to make a difference and leave a lasting legacy on their College. They were reminded of the words of Martin Luther King, Jr, the Civil Rights Leader of the 1960s who said that Life’s most urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?‘ They were encouraged to remember those six words and to remember that it is often in the small things, those things that Mr Rushmore, the Head of Senior School often refers to as ‘everyday leadership’, that they will effect change. Every smile, every act of kindness, every time they help the person standing in front of them, every gentle word of encouragement, every time they listen and give voice to another - these everyday actions all have meaning and power. Every time they use their gifts and talents to meet a need in our community they are exercising powerful Servant Leadership. Through seemingly small acts of service they challenge the status quo for both themselves and the person in front of them, creating action and change through ripple effects that they may not even realise and in doing so they will leave a legacy that will impact for today and in the years to come.
We wish the 2025 Prefects well as they build on the legacy of those that have gone before them using their gifts and talents to make a difference at St Peters.
Tim Kotzur Head of College
Deputy Head of College
MMG Questionnaire
As part of our continuous improvement process, I wish to provide opportunities for parents (Prep to Year 12), and students (Years 5 to 12) to provide us with feedback relating to their views of St Peters Lutheran College across a wide range of areas.
As per previous years, this research is being conducted by MMG Education, a specialist education consultancy that works with schools in the areas of school strategic reviews and stakeholder satisfaction. MMG’s client schools include many of the leading schools across Australia. Parents will be invited to complete a questionnaire over a two week period commencing on Friday 27 September 2024. Students will complete their questionnaires in Week 1 or Week 2 of Term 4.
On Friday 27 September, MMG Education will email you an invitation to participate in the review and provide you with your confidential, secure access to your questionnaire.
To ensure confidentiality and to encourage frank and full expression of views:
All responses will be de-identified;
The data will be reported back to the College in aggregated form only; and
All data collected by MMG Education will remain under its control and archived according to research protocols. The College will not be able to access it.
At the conclusion of the research period, MMG Education will provide the College with a report. This report will then help to guide the ongoing development and improvement of St Peters.
‘I like your thinking, but what are you going to do about it?’ Our Year 6 students have heard this ad nauseam over the past few months as they prepare for the Primary Years Programme Exhibition (PYPx). As a culmination of their Primary journey, the Year 6s are empowered to identify a personal passion, drive their own inquiry on this issue, and develop an action plan for positive impact. At that moment, the group nearest me were exploring sustainability in the clothing industry, advocating an end to fast fashion in Australia. Deep in thought as I tried to help find for them a meaningful action they could take, my eyes wandered the room rather aimlessly, alighting a moment upon my shoes, and a little hole in the corner I hadn’t noticed before…
I sat a moment wondering what I might do with my shoes. My usual response is dispose and buy anew, but that felt a little hypocritical in the moment. And so, I grew convicted. How could I face my students, honestly encouraging them to take action if I myself would not? For two weeks the thought gnawed at me, and in the meantime, there were the holidays. I mulled over the shoes, made the economic case, arguing back and forth about the initial quality of the shoes, questioning whether the repair would stick, and so on.
While on a youth camp that second holiday week, we spent some time with Isaiah 40:31 which reads:
but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.
I put two and two together on camp. Do my shoes hope in the Lord? No, of course not. But I was reminded that He is a God of renewal and restoration. God is rich in grace and abundant in mercy, restoring the honour, dignity and life of those who have suffered, been scratched, bruised and broken. As people of God, we are not thrown away when our utility is outweighed by our cost; our virtues by our vices; or our strengths by our flaws. When God chose us, God faithfully sticks with us and commits to restoring us again and again and again. My shoes had become symbolic of God’s restoration of the world, and the lives of all who hope in God.
Our PYPx is shaping up to be an incredible experience for our students! I’d encourage anyone and everyone to come along and be inspired. Your world may be just about to change.
Chaplain Ben Lyons Springfield
Important Notices
Primary Years Semester 2 Sports Photos - Monday 14 October
Primary Years Semester 2 Sport Photos (and additional Secondary Years Sport Photos) will be taken in Café 45 on Monday 14 October.
Primary Years students are to be dressed in their Sport Uniform (PE shorts and PE Shirt). Secondary Years students are to be dressed in full formal uniform including blazer and ties.
Cocurricular (Sport) personalised order forms will be emailed to families in the coming weeks. Please follow the instructions in the email. Additional information regarding photos can be found on Firefly. Please click HERE.
Admissions Notice: Sibling Applications
Families with children currently attending St Peters Lutheran College wishing to enrol a sibling in the following Year Levels are reminded to submit an online application before the end of Term 4. Due to the high demand for places at the College, applications for siblings must be received by Wednesday, 27 November 2024.
This week, as part of Cyber Security Awareness Month in October, we’re highlighting the importance of keeping your devices and software up to date.
There are several benefits to regular updates, including:
Security patches: Updates address newly discovered vulnerabilities, keeping your devices safer. Performance improvements: Many updates can boost the speed and efficiency of your devices. New features: Updates often introduce helpful new tools and functions.
Action Item: Take a moment to ensure automatic updates are enabled on all your devices. If you have any pending updates, install them as soon as possible.
Notice: Traffic and Parking Impact - 70th Anniversary Event at Indooroopilly State High School
The Indooroopilly State High School P&C is hosting a special 70th Anniversary Event on Friday 11 October, from 3:30pm - 8:45pm. With several thousand people expected to attend, there will be increased traffic and limited parking availability.
This event is open to the entire community, and the latest details are available at www.ishspandc.org.au.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
What's On
World's Greatest Shave – Class of 2024
As part of a treasured Year 12 tradition at St Peters, each graduating class selects a cause to support during their final year. This year, the Class of 2024 is raising awareness and funds for the Leukaemia Foundation.
On Friday 11 October, their last day of school, our Year 12 cohort will be participating in the World’s Greatest Shave to support the fight against blood cancer. Students will be colouring their hair in purple and pink, or trimming, cutting, or shaving their hair to help make a difference. Each student is aiming to raise a minimum of $50.00 to take part.
As we mark Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage you to support our Year 12s and this important cause. Blood cancer affects 1 in 12 Australians, and your donation, no matter the size, can have a big impact.
Want to donate? Head to their fundraising page via the link below! Let’s come together and make a real difference in the fight against blood cancer.
VAPAr 2024 | Shakespeare in Love - Friday 11 and Saturday 12 October
St Peters Lutheran College's annual Visual & Performing Arts revue (VAPAr) will take place on 11 and 12 October. Each night of VAPAr 2024 features a Visual Art Exhibition of works from Years 7–12 (free) and a performance of Shakespeare in Love (ticketed). Paint & Sip is back again this year on the Saturday night only.
Friday Program
Art Exhibition in the PAC foyers featuring entrants for VAPAr's People's Choice Awards for Excellence in Visual Arts | All eveningShakespeare in Love | Dron Auditorium | Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00pm performance
Saturday Program
Art Exhibition featuring entrants for VAPAr's People's Choice Awards for Excellence in Visual Arts | PAC Foyers | All Evening
Paint & Sip | PAC Upper Level | 4:00pm
Formal Opening | PAC Amphitheatre | 5:00pm
Shakespeare in Love | Dron Auditorium | Doors open 6:30pm for 7:00pm performance
Food and beverage service will be available between 4:00pm and 8:00pm from the PAC Amphitheatre
Volunteer Thank You Function | Wednesday 23 October 2024
We invite all the wonderful parents and friends who have generously given their time to support Sport, Music, Primary students, pizza days, Community Hub, College events and many other initiatives throughout 2024 to join us for drinks and nibbles at our 2024 Volunteer Thank-you Function. The time and effort you put into our community is very much appreciated, and we would like to thank you for your commitment to St Peters this year.
Date: Wednesday 23 October 2024
Time: 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Venue: SPOSA Cafe, Centre for Learning & Innovation
Please CLICK HERE to register your attendance on Eventbrite by 18 October.
The Solo Festival is the St Peters version of an eisteddfod. Students are invited to perform, listen to their peers and receive feedback from renowned performing musicians and educators, participating in either a competitive or non-competitive section.
In addition to the many benefits of playing a musical instrument, students can build their skills and self- confidence through public performance. It is also great practice for students who are sitting upcoming exams. Students also have the option to use their Solo Festival performance as an audition for 2024 Music Ensembles (please note that auditions for Chorale, Soloists and Symphonic Winds will be held separately).
All students will receive a certificate of participation and a specialist adjudicator’s comment sheet. Additionally, students may choose to enter the competitive section, where the winner will be awarded the perpetual trophy for the section, which will be displayed during the year in the department display cabinets in the PAC foyer. The winning student will also receive a trophy as a memento.
Sections will be run in lieu of afternoon instrumental ensemble rehearsals in Term 4 Weeks 5 and 6. Each section will commence at 3:30pm. The Solo Festival Timetable is here – please note that sections may not be on the same afternoon as your usual rehearsal. Students are expected to stay for the entirety of their section and to be a supportive audience member.
With the exception of percussionists, each student is asked to perform one piece only. Percussionists will be expected to perform once piece each on a tuned (mallets or timpani) and untuned (snare drum or drum kit) instrument.
The time limit for sub-school sections are:
Senior School maximum of 8 minutes
Junior High and Upper Primary maximum of 6 minutes
A rehearsal time is offered for students (not including pianists) and further notification regarding rehearsal times will be sent via email closer to the Festival.
Cost per student:
Entry Fee for Pianists $20.00
Entry Fee for all other instruments/voice $30.00
(accompanist provided for both performance and rehearsal)
Christine Taylor Co-Director of Cocurricular Music Head of Choirs
Bayside Kids in Crisis Christmas Appeal
Around the College
Queensland Mental Health Week
This week is Queensland Mental Health Week which is an annual awareness week that aims to shine a spotlight on individual and community mental health and wellbeing. The initiative is linked to World Mental Health Day, which is held on 10 October every year.
Queensland Mental Health Week encourages all of us to think about our mental health and wellbeing, regardless of whether we may have a lived experience of mental illness or not, and encourages help seeking behaviours, when needed. The week also gives us the opportunity to understand the importance of mental health in our everyday lives. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices.
The theme for Queensland Mental Health Week 2024 is 'Connect for mental health', emphasising the proactive measures we can adopt to nurture and support positive mental health and wellbeing for ourselves and our communities.
Connect for mental health focuses on four areas:
Connect with self: Take care of yourself, do something you enjoy, make healthy choices, and seek help when needed.
Connect with community: Create supportive and inclusive environments, look after one another, and connect with culture. Show kindness and initiate connection with those who are struggling.
Connect with others: Foster relationships with loved ones, friends, family, and mob. Spend time with others and make meaningful connections.
Connect with nature: Take a break from technology, spend time outdoors, embrace mindfulness, and take care of the world around you. Queensland Mental Health Week provides an opportunity for us to consider and connect with the people and communities that we rely on to help us be mentally healthy. You can read more about each element of the theme including suggestions for activities that can increase connection and boost your mental wellbeing at Theme — Queensland Mental Health Week (qldmentalhealthweek.org.au).
Sophie McKee Lead Counsellor
Primary Years
WORLD TEACHER’S DAY
It’s Hats Off to Teachers on Friday 25 October!
Let’s celebrate our teachers and thank them for all the work they do to educate, inspire and empower learners across Australia.
It's time to tip our hats to the incredible Primary Years educators who shape our future.
At St Peters we will be acknowledging this day as a staff group and our students will be encouraged to offer their simple and heartfelt thanks to their teachers who devote endless energy, emotion, time and professionalism to the children under their care.
PREP 2025 ORIENTATION MORNINGS
The first of our Prep Orientation mornings was held this week as we welcomed our students and their parents for 2025.
Our Prep Orientation mornings are invaluable in helping young students transition smoothly into their first year of formal schooling. These sessions provide children with the opportunity to familiarise themselves with their new environment, meet their teachers, and interact with future classmates, easing any anxieties they may have about starting school. For parents, orientation mornings offer insight into the daily routines, expectations, and learning experiences their child will encounter. It helps build a sense of community, fostering trust between families and the school. By creating a welcoming and supportive atmosphere, these mornings lay the foundation for a positive, confident start to a child's educational journey.
Lisa Challenor Head of Primary Years
Junior High
Welcome to Week 2
It has been a tremendous start to Term 4 in Junior High. I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know as many students and families as possible and I continue to be moved by the warmth of the St Peters community. The energy across the campus has been wonderful, with students settling into their studies and routines with enthusiasm. In our Junior High Assembly last week, I challenged students to try something new during this final term, whether it be a small shift in their approach to study, or fully embracing a new activity or challenge.
Student Service
A highlight this week was Gabriella’s Bake Sale to raise money for Alzheimer’s research, which beautifully embodied the St Peters’ spirit of service. It was heartwarming to see the community come together, not only to enjoy some delicious treats but also to support a meaningful cause. This kind of initiative exemplifies the dedication to service that is so central to our ethos.
Homework and Assessment
As we progress through the term, I’d like to remind families of the importance of maintaining healthy study routines and organisation. Renowned psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg has excellent advice on setting up productive study habits, which can be found here: Healthy Study Habits. Establishing good routines now will help ease the pressures of the assessment period later in the term.
Uniform Reminders
We are also reminding students of the importance of wearing their uniform with pride. As students have been made aware, we are now in summer uniforms. We ask for your support in ensuring that students continue to present themselves neatly, reflecting the high standards of our community.
Athletics Success
A special congratulations to all the boys in Junior High who represented St Peters at the AIC Athletics meet last Friday. Their efforts were a credit to the College and we are incredibly proud of them.
As always, if you see me at the gate, please feel free to say hello. I am excited to continue meeting more members of our wonderful community.
Warm regards,
Max Forbes Head of Junior High
Senior School
Year 12 Next Step Survey
Who?
All students completing Year 12 in 2024
What?
The Next Step survey will ask you about your activities since finishing school, like study and work.
How?
Expect to be contacted by phone, mail or email. To help us reach you, please check your contact details are correct in your learning account by logging into the student portal at https://myqce.qcaa.qld.edu.au
When?
March to June 2025
Why?
Your answers to the Next Step survey help schools and further education providers improve their services for future students. Plus, go in the draw to win a laptop!
Have your say … take part in the Next Step survey!
Sport
Primary Years Sport
PRIMARY cocurricular TERM 4
Our Term 4 Primary Cocurricular Timetable is now live. There are some fantastic activities on offer in Term 4.
All information regarding Primary Cocurricular activities can be accessed via FIREFLY
PRIMARY SPORT PHOTOS
On Monday 14 October, Primary Sport Photos will take place at Cafe 45 for the following students and teams:
Primary Tennis
Primary Track & Field
AIC Track & Field
AIC Cross Country
AIC Basketball
These students should arrive to school in their sports uniform but bring in their formal uniform to change into.
Years 4–6 SPORT FOR LIFE TERM 4
On Friday 11 October our final block of Sport Life will commence for our Years 4–6 students. Options this term include Cricket, Volleyball, Handball, Girls Football, Australian Rules, Yoga, Mindfulness and Swimming! Students that swim will need to ensure they have their swim kit with them on Fridays.
Australian rules Years 4–6 Boys
We're excited to introduce Australian Rules Football to our Primary Years Sports program! Training for Years 4–6 will start in Term 4, with a goal of forming a team for AIC in Term 1, 2025. Year 6 students will also benefit as they move up to the Year 7 team next year. This energetic sport is perfect for developing skills, resilience, and teamwork, while enhancing fitness, agility, and strategic thinking. Training begins in Week 4 of Term 4, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30pm – 5:00pm at Mayer Oval, Indooroopilly. To register your interest or learn more, click here.
2024-2025 SWIM LEAGUE FRIDAY NIGHt Races
Please find the attached information and flyer regarding the 2024-2025 Swim League Friday Night Races, at Indooroopilly Campus 50m pool, for students aged 7-12.
Join the St Peters Club Water Polo program! It's a fantastic way for our students to dive into one of Australia’s fastest-growing sports. Our program helps girls build skills and strategies while making new friends. New students starting at St Peters in Term 1, 2025, are also welcome to join at the beginning of the 2024–2025 season, giving them a head start in settling in and forming friendships. For more information, click HERE.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Saturday 19 October – AIC Touch Gala Day at St Laurence’s
Saturday 19 October – Girls Primary All Schools Touch
Wednesday 20 November – Prep Swim Carnival
Friday 22 November – Primary Swim Carnival, 25m Pool
Ben Shields Primary Years HPE
Boys Sport
track & Field News
The St Peters 2024 Boys AIC Track & Field Team finished strong on Friday recording third place and one point off second place. On aggregate points Marist College Ashgrove finished first, Iona College second and St Peters Finished Third.
St Peters ended Day one in fifth place after a competitive first day. Mr Lohe spoke with the boys before the Friday and instilled in them a sense of belief and the need to fight for every point as there was only 47 points separating between second to eighth place. While I spoke with students to remember to support their teammates and find opportunities to celebrate success, be it gaining places in the final lap of the 800m, bouncing back after a foul throw or recording a personal best. The Saints more than delivered on that promise recording 451 points on Friday, the second most on the day with nine personal bests with High Jump and Middle-distance events claiming the lion’s share of achievements.
I would like to acknowledge all the hard work, guidance and expertise that takes place each day, week and month in the lead up to these meets and championships and make special mention of our extensive St Peters Track and Field Coaching team, we thank you for the countless hours and dedication to detail which began in late Term 2, preparing our young men for a competitive two day competition.
I would like to extend my thanks to Mr Lohe, Mrs Kerry Schreiber and Marty Stolberg for helping myself learn what makes St PetersTrack & Field tick and the level of detail and pride that each coach has in helping each athlete the best they can be with countless hours on the track, field or around the selection table ensuring we put our best foot forward.
The Captains Jacob T (Year 12) and Paul D (Year 11) were great ambassadors for their fellow athletes being a source of feedback and support for our younger athletes throughout the meets and championships.
A number of students gained individual success on the day including in Division A events:
Aniketh P (12 years) – 1st 400m, 1st 800m
Daniel M (13 years) – 1st 100m, 1st 200m, 1st 400m
Isaac D (13 years) – 1st Triple Jump
Cleo M (14 years) – 1st Long Jump
Tom S (14 years) – 1st Javelin,
Theo H (16 years) - 1st Long Jump, 1st Triple Jump, 1st 200m
Age Group Placings
Senior AIC Teams
12 Years – 5th
13 Years – 3rd
14 Years – Tied 3rd
15 Years – 3rd
16 Years – 6th
Opens – 4th
Overall – 3rd
Junior AIC Team:
Year 5 – 7th
Year 6 – 7th
Overall – 5th
cricket News
MSW Cricket fixtures began with our Boys taking four wins in their opening weekend. A great effort in trying conditions with a hot Saturday!
MSW Cricket is a club competition within our local area known as the MSW Cricket Competition. This competition takes place on Saturdays and includes teams from every age group from Years 4 – 11. The competition runs over 10 weeks, from Saturday, 5 October, to Saturday, 7 December.
St Peters is looking for any students in Years 10 – 11 who are interested in playing cricket to sign up as we have space available. Please email Mr Gary Munday g.munday@stpeters.qld.edu.au (Cricket Coordinator) to express your interest and sign on below:
With Term 4 fast approaching, I invite any student who is new to rowing and interested in participating in Rowing in 2025 to complete the St Peters Learn to Row program.
Sign on now by clicking LEARN TO ROW - starting in Term 4 Week 3 and finishing in Week 7.
The End of Season Celebration and Coaches Awards presentation is on Saturday 2 November from 4:00pm-6:00pm at Toowong Rowing Club. Stay tuned for tickets on sale in the next couple of weeks
aic touch News
This week students Trialled for the upcoming AIC Touch Football Invitation for Saturday 19 October. With strong numbers for every age group, competition was intense for places.
Your student will be advised by Monday Morning 14 October by Touch Coordinator Mr Nathaniel Bartlett regarding final selection of teams.
Please CLICK HERE for the Week 3 Training Schedule.
Invitational Carnival will be held at St Laurence’s College Runcorn playing fields, from 8:00am-1:30pm, with St Peters entering a Years 5–6, Year 7, Years 8–9 and Years 10–11 team.
aic WATER POLO News
On Wednesday night students Trialled for the upcoming AIC Water Polo Tournament for Sunday 20 October.
Please CLICK HERE for the Week 3 Training Schedule.
Invitational Carnival will be held at Marist College Ashgrove with further details to come.
Please also CLICK HERE to access the AIC Sporting Calendar for 2024.
Matchday expectations
A reminder that all St Peters boys do need to be dressed correctly at both AIC training and at AIC games. All uniform items can be purchased from Shop45 or via School Locker, please refer to the website for opening hours. For matchdays enclosed footwear must be worn to games, no slides or Crocs are to be worn at St Peters or associated AIC schools.
Track & Field
Students to wear the Track & Field singlet to all meets
ST PETERS STUDENT SPECTATORS ON GAMEDAYS
Should any St Peters student be attending a St Peters sporting event/game outside of normal College hours, it is expected that they are dressed in St Peters formal uniform. Should a student not be wearing the correct attire when attending a sporting event/game, they may be asked to leave the venue.
WET WEATHER AND CANCELLATIONS
With regards to wet weather and any unforeseen or potential cancellations of AIC Sports, please ensure that you keep an eye out for notifications and alerts via the St Peters App. We will endeavour to keep everyone updated on both training cancellations and game day changes as the week progresses.
Well done to our Senior teams who represented the College last Saturday at the QGSSSA Badminton Championships. They competed with determination, skill and spirit and thoroughly enjoyed the competition.
Opens - 6th
Senior A - 7th
Senior B - 3rd
Senior C – 5th
Senior D – 6th
10A – 9th
10B – 7th
10C – 5th
Good luck to our Years 7, 8 and 9 teams competing at the QGSSSA Badminton Championships on Saturday 12 October.
Please visit the St Peters App to access the latest version of the draw.
Ipswich Girls' Grammar School, Marion Walker Sports Complex Corner Chermside and Brisbane Roads, Ipswich 8A, 8B & 8C
Brisbane State High School Sports Complex Edmonstone Street, South Brisbane 7A & 7B
St Laurence's College Sporting Complex 82 Stephens Road, South Brisbane 9A & 9B
Good luck to all teams competing in the Brisbane Metropolitan Junior Competition Water Polo on Saturday, 12 October. Wishing you all the best for the opening round!
Don’t forget to visit the St Peters App to access the latest version of the draw.
ALL SCHOOLS TOUCH FOOTBALL
Congratulations to our U13 and U15 teams for their impressive performances at the Queensland All Schools Touch Football tournament on the Gold Coast last week. This event is the largest Touch Football tournament in the world, featuring over 8,000 participants from 580 teams representing schools from across Australia and internationally.
Our U13 team demonstrated great determination, securing victories against Beenleigh SHS and MacGregor SHS while gaining invaluable experience over the three days of competition.
Our U15 team had an outstanding run, winning all seven of their preliminary games to reach the Round of 16, the first time a St Peters team has progressed to the finals series at this tournament. Despite losing to Brisbane State High, who went on to win the event, the girls are now more motivated than ever and looking forward to next season with renewed focus.
It was fantastic to see both teams embrace the challenges of the competition, demonstrating remarkable growth in their skills and teamwork. Thank you to our coaches for their care and guidance and thank you to Miss Buckby for her outstanding organisation and communication.
WATER POLO QUEENSLAND ALL SCHOOLS
Last weekend, two teams proudly represented the College at the Water Polo Queensland All Schools competition.
The event provided an excellent opportunity for our girls to prepare for the upcoming Brisbane Metropolitan Junior Competition, which begins this weekend.
Our Opens placed third at the competition, securing a 5-3 victory over Somerville House in the 3rd/4th place playoff game. A big thank you to our coaching staff and to Miss Le Sage, our Coordinator, for their exceptional organisation and support throughout the three-day event.
Last Friday marked the opening round of the Metropolitan South West Cricket competition, where we are proud to have three teams participating this season. This competition offers a fantastic opportunity for our players to gain valuable match experience and enhance their skills ahead of the 2025 QGSSSA season. We still have spots available for any girls interested in joining the teams. For more information, please contact our Cricket Coordinator, Mr Gary Munday - g.munday@stpeters.qld.edu.au
We are looking forward to the upcoming Junior AFL season. The training schedule has been posted on the St Peters App and girls are reminded that any planned absences should be communicated in advance to Mr Hicks.
Our five week Learn to Row Program starts next week. Students participating in the program will have received direct communication from Mrs Allard with more information. Please note that session one finishes at 5:00pm at the gym. Sessions 2-5 finish at 6:00pm at the Toowong Rowing Club. Please wear HPE uniform, sneakers and bring a water bottle.
Student Achievements
We would like to acknowledge student sporting achievements throughout the year. If your daughter has competed at a national or international level, please click here to share the details with us.
Andy McGregor-Lowndes Acting Girls Sport Coordinator
