At St Peters Springfield, our commitment to excellence extends beyond the classroom. It lives in the moments we create for students and families, the environments we nurture, and the continuous learning we embrace as a community. In Term 1 and into Term 2, we have seen a number of exciting initiatives take shape, each one driven by a focus on building connections and elevating experiences for every member of our College community.

Twilight Tour Showcases the Heart of St Peters Springfield

On the Tuesday 6 May, our Enrolments Team led a fantastic Twilight Tour, welcoming prospective families to experience the warmth, vibrancy, and spirit of St Peters Springfield firsthand. The event was well attended, providing an opportunity to showcase our facilities, community, and unique approach to Christian co-education. Another tour occurred earlier this week, and we have another to come later this year.

Significant progress has been made within our enrolment growth, with both Prep and Year 7 for 2026 tracking toward capacity far earlier than anticipated. This strong interest reflects not only the hard work of our Enrolments, Events, and Marketing teams but also the authentic, welcoming environment our entire College community helps foster every day.

Enhancing Environments and Experiences Through Facilities Work

Behind the scenes, our Maintenance Team continues to raise the bar in the presentation, safety, and functionality of our school. Recent highlights include the construction of a dedicated water run for our Prep students, a small project with a big impact on daily learning and play, and broader garden regeneration across the College (with more to continue over the coming months).

In addition to repurposing spaces within the College to better support evolving needs, the team has played a key role in supporting special events such as the Twilight Tours, Year 8 Experience Day and the Cross Country Carnivals. These contributions ensure that each College event runs smoothly in a safe, well-presented environment, while continually enhancing the aesthetics and compliance of our facilities for everyone who learns and works here.

Prioritising Learning and Growth for Our People

A culture of continuous improvement is central to St Peters Springfield, not just for students, but for our staff as well. Both of our core Administration team members participated in a significant professional development day at the end of Term 1, strengthening their skills and knowledge to better support our community.

Meanwhile, our Hearts Café team recently visited the Indooroopilly campus to draw inspiration from their hospitality offering and bring fresh ideas back to Springfield. Similarly, our Enrolments staff are preparing for visits to Ironbark and Concordia Lutheran College later this month, learning how other schools with shared values nurture family engagement and shape meaningful experiences for their communities. These opportunities to connect, learn, and grow ensure we remain at the forefront of best practice, while staying true to our distinct St Peters culture.

Looking Ahead…

• As we move through Term 2, several exciting projects and initiatives are on the horizon:
• A realigned phone system, going live soon, will streamline communication by allowing families and community members to directly reach different areas of the College more efficiently.
• The signing of a new space at the Junior High Precinct, known as ‘SPOSA Outlook,’ will soon provide a dedicated area for Old Scholar engagement and community connection.
• Continued cultural celebrations and themed specials through Hearts Café, fostering joy and inclusivity for students and staff.
• A range of facilities projects led by our Maintenance Team, focused on enhancing the presentation, usability, and aesthetic appeal of key areas throughout the College.

Connected, Purposeful, and Always Growing

Every initiative underway at St Peters Springfield, from enrolment milestones and campus improvements to professional learning and community engagement, reflects our ongoing commitment to building connections and elevating experiences. Together, as a College community, we continue to shape an environment where every student, family, and staff member can flourish.

Mr Tim Green
Operations Manager

22 May

• Community Focus Day
• Year 8 Debating (Round 4)

24 May

• QGSSSA Cross Country Championships

26 May

• Acknowledgement of Country Song Workshop with Waveney Yasso (Selected Prep – Year 12)

28 May

• Met West Cross Country
• Bands and Ensembles Showcase

29 May

• Year 11/9 Debating (Round 4)
• Year 9 Geography Excursion
• Strings, Choir and Dance Showcase

30 May

• AVEO Visit and Primary Years Performance

Our Coffee Catch-Ups take place every Wednesday from 7:45am-8:15am at The Hearts Cafe Coffee Nook, where a member of our Senior Leadership Team will be available to chat with parents and students over coffee. Whether you have specific matters to discuss or simply wish to connect with our Leadership Team, our Leaders are eager to engage with you.

Next Wednesday 28 May, Mr Dominic Piacun, Head of Secondary Years, will be hosting the session. He looks forward to connecting with parents and community members in these meaningful conversations.

We warmly invite you to drop by and join us!

Mr Craig Brown
Head of Springfield

Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/Kat4zY8SVF

This year, St Peters Springfield is stepping up to support the Leukaemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave – and we need you
to help us reach our goal of raising over $15,000.00 to support Australians living with blood cancer.

Whether you’re keen to shave, cut, or colour your hair – or just want to support your mates – now’s the time to get involved.

Here’s what you need to know:

Get involved and sign up to your year level team:

Join a year level team here

Donate or ask friends and family to support:

Our fundraising page

What’s next?

Your Year Level Captains will be visiting secondary classes this week to chat about how to get involved, share stories, and get the buzz started!

This is your chance to make a real impact, have some fun, and show what the St Peters spirit is all about. Let’s do something bold together and make a difference.

Let’s shave the way to $15,000.00!

Mr Dominic Piacun
Head of Secondary Years

St Peters Springfield has partnered with Lutheran Education Queensland (LEQ) to give our whole community the opportunity to attend an engaging three-part webinar series with Madonna King. With her extensive experience and having authored multiple books around the topics of modern parenting, Madonna will offer valuable insights into raising emotionally healthy and resilient children and teens. These sessions will be informative but are also aimed at equipping parents with practical tools and strategies.

The regular cost of these webinars is set at $45.00 per attendee, or $135.00 total for the series. However, due to the partnership with St Peters and LEQ, these webinars can be provided to our community at no cost.

Please register your attendance using the links provided, being sure to scroll to the bottom of the Humantix page to gain access to the St Peters School Pass tickets/access.

Mr Craig Brown
Head of St Peters Springfield

I have a book on my shelf to read called “Wellmania” by Brigid Delaney. The story follows the journey of a 39-year-old woman, who struggling with a major health crisis, tries numerous ways of improving her wellbeing. The book, which is part memoir, part dramatised story, is subtitled ‘Misadventures in the Search for Wellness’. It has been made into a Netflix series starring Celeste Barber, who became an influencer by creating videos satirising the way celebrities present their image to the world.

Wellbeing and wellness are certainly big in our Western culture. So big, that it is an industry worth billions, even trillions of dollars worldwide. The Wellbeing industry taps into our human insecurities, particularly when it is tied to digital platforms and social media influencers who sell products and promise control over what happens to our ageing bodies. Some classic examples of Wellbeing Gurus caught up in the industry are Gwyneth Paltrow and her ‘Goop’ products and ‘Paleo’ Pete Evans. Critiquing the way we do wellbeing in our culture is a welcome and important role of comedy, film and literature. It’s a much-needed corrective to the messages we often hear from popular culture.

A first-century influencer, who’s had more followers than most throughout history, once said;
I have come that they (people) may have life, and have it to the full (Jesus in John 10:10).

The good life, the abundant life, the full life. That is the life that we look for and desire. The life lived well, that flourishes and brings peace, contentment and deep satisfaction to our souls. Philosophers, theologians, mystics and ordinary people have been searching for this for thousands of years. And this is part of what Jesus is promising we will receive when we live with him. When we live in Christ, we live a life that integrates faith and wellbeing, spirituality with our physical bodies.

A life that explores the spiritual, not just for its own sake, or for the sake of gurus who can influence and direct us in less than helpful ways. A life that takes seriously that as human beings created in God’s image, we are much more than brains on a stick. The good life involves looking for what will give us meaning, purpose and identity. Looking for wholeness, health, wellness that can never be fully found in any human-created product, program, or spiritual system.

The wellbeing that is most real, authentic and true is that which does not cost any money at all. There is no product to buy, no diet or training regime to follow, no course or seminar to complete. It involves reflecting on where we turn for help when we want to be well. It is certainly looking after our bodies and our minds, but also ‘being well’ with the one who heals us like no wellbeing guru can, the creator of the universe. The one who was sacrificed and resurrected for us to make all things new, including our frail and ageing bodies.

Tim Jarick
College Pastor

To improve the way we support our College community, St Peters Springfield will soon be introducing a new phone menu system, known as Interactive Voice Response (IVR). This will make it easier for you to connect directly with the right person or department when you call the College.

The system will provide clear options when you phone in, allowing you to select where your call should be directed, whether it’s Enrolments, Student Services, Kindergarten or other areas. This small but important change is designed to save you time and ensure your query is managed quickly by the right team.

We are introducing this new system as part of our ongoing commitment to care, connection, and operational excellence at St Peters Springfield. Keep an eye out for more details in the coming weeks.

Mr Tim Green
Operations Manager

ICAS Competition

Within our College community, there are students who shine brightly, displaying exemplary dedication and Academic talent. They deserve to be recognised. This year we are giving students the opportunity to showcase and celebrate their talents in the ICAS Competition.

What is ICAS?

ICAS is an online Academic competition that gives students the opportunity to challenge their higher order thinking and problem-solving skills. This year, St Peters Lutheran College Springfield will offer Students in Years 2 - 10 competition access in English, Mathematics and Science.

ICAS evaluates student performance against other competition entrants across the state and nation. The data reveals student strengths and weaknesses and can help you recognise and support your child's Academic journey

Learn more about ICAS: https://www.icasassessments.com/products-icas/

ICAS results and certificate

Every student who participates in ICAS is celebrated with a printed certificate, and an online results report to track development each year. Top performers are eligible for one of the highly coveted ICAS medals.

Your child’s ICAS certificates will show their results and the login details, “TAP ID and Pin”. You will use these to enter the ICAS Results Portal: https://orti.icasassessments.com/ortiStudent

How to participate in ICAS

If you wish for your child to participate in ICAS this year, please access the Parent Portal to register for your chosen subjects. Visit our shop and use our PPS code to log in:

Shop link: https://shop.icasassessments.com/pages/pps

PPS code: ZSE508

Registration for all ICAS subject areas closes on Monday 28 July at 11:59pm.

This year, our students can elect to sit the following assessments:

Importantly, please note that the College will not facilitate any catch-up ICAS testing sessions if your child is unable to attend. Please also note, we cannot facilitate refunds or make alterations as all money is paid directly to ICAS Assessments.

Read the terms and conditions: https://www.icasassessments.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/2023-ICAS-Assessments-Schools-TsCs_S2023.V6-1.pdf

Ms Sarah Gunn-Glazebrook
Head of Learning and Innovation

From 12–16 May, our Year 6 students embarked on an unforgettable learning journey to Canberra - a tour that brought to life their inquiry into Australian democracy, leadership and national identity. Spanning four enriching days, the experience was intentionally designed to shape our students’ understanding of what it means to be informed citizens and future leaders, embodying the Plus Ultra mindset of going Ever Higher.

A standout moment of the tour was the visit to Government House, where students were welcomed by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, Her Excellency the Honourable Sam Mostyn AC. In an inspiring address, she spoke with the students about the four key elements of her role: Constitutional, Ceremonial, Commander-in-Chief and Community. Students were captivated as she explained the historic task she would undertake the very next day - accepting the resignation of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and then swearing him and his new Cabinet in for another term of government. With rare behind-the-scenes access, our students were able to see the preparations underway, including the formal room set up for the occasion. This experience brought the workings of Australia’s constitutional democracy to life in the most tangible and memorable way.

At Parliament House, students explored the functions of the Senate and House of Representatives, role-played the passing of bills, and deepened their understanding of how democracy shapes our nation. Visits to the National Electoral Education Centre and Museum of Australian Democracy supported this learning through interactivity and reflection, aligning with our PYP framework and learner profile attributes of principled and knowledgeable.

Beyond the political heart of the nation, students were moved by stories of sacrifice at the Australian War Memorial, inspired by elite perseverance at the Australian Institute of Sport, and awed by the creativity showcased at the National Portrait Gallery. Reconciliation Place provided a reflective space to acknowledge Australia’s First Nations history and the significance of shared story in shaping our future. These experiences modelled what it means to live out our Christian values and to grow the gifts and talents of every student in service of the world they will inherit.

Connection was at the heart of this tour. Strong relationships between staff, students and peers fostered a genuine sense of belonging and support throughout the journey. Whether cycling around Lake Burley Griffin, laughing together at quiz night or exploring the wonders of Questacon, students built meaningful memories together. These shared experiences strengthened the bonds within our Year 6 community and reflected the culture of care and mutual respect we value so deeply at St Peters Springfield.

Thank you to the dedicated staff for their care and leadership throughout the tour. We are proud of the way our students represented themselves and the College. The Canberra Tour was a defining moment in their journey to becoming young people of character, faith and purpose.

Ms Susan Levitt
6S Pastoral Care Teacher

This Term, our Secondary Years students are focussing on the theme “Helping Ourselves and Others” in their weekly CDR (Care, Dignity, Respect) lessons.

In Year 9, students worked in groups to pitch ideas on how they can use their gifts and talents to help the community around them. Pastoral Care Teachers are I were overwhelmed by the students’ creative and thoughtful initiatives; including Kindy Reading Program, Clean-up St Peters Initiative, Sports Activities with Year 5 and Charity Collection Drives. Between now and the end of Term, the students will be implementing their ideas around the College.

Collection Drive Charities – Students will be leaving collection tubs in the Junior High Precinct Foyer and Student Services.

Baby Give Back support families facing hardship. They provide donated basics like clothing and nappies to vulnerable babies and children through social service agencies. More info at https://www.babygiveback.org/

RizeUp works with volunteers, partners, and supporters to transform empty houses into safe, welcoming homes for individuals and families who have been impacted by domestic and family violence. More info at https://www.rizeup.com.au

Mrs Caitlin Knight
Year 9 Coordinator

Be on time, Be prepared, Be a leader, Believe! This week is a busy one for Performing Arts...

Why do students need to Practise Music? Insights by Dr Anita Collins

Practising the music slowly at first can help with the learning process and allows the brain to map out the movement of the hands giving time then to concentrate on tempo and volume when she increases the speed. Slow practise also gives an opportunity to relax in between every note which assist in avoiding repetitive strain injuries.

The Greater Springfield Community Festival

Thanks to Mrs Hunter, the Year 10 Leaders and our Dance Troupe who performed at The Greater Springfield Community Festival last Saturday morning. Their performance was well received as they collectively demonstrated Plus Ultra.

English Speaking Union Competition

Ruby W, Callum V and Ruhika S will be competing next week in this competition. Thanks to Mrs Kathy Wilson for her guidance of these students and we look forward to celebrating their achievements.

Ipswich Junior Eisteddfod

Woodwind Tutor

This week we welcomed Ms Corina Palafox to our College as our Woodwind Tutor.

Ipswich Junior Eisteddfod

Earlier this week Poco Voce and Dolce Voce choirs competed at the Ipswich Junior Music Eisteddfod. Congratulations to Dolce Voce who were awarded 3rd Place in a competitive Ipswich Choral Society Cup Primary School section. Poco Voce made their debut in the Primary School Prep – Year 3 section and were awarded 2nd place. Thanks to Mrs Sarah Schmeider (Choral Director), and Mrs Alison Pomerenke (Accompanist) for their work in preparing the students for this Eisteddfod. We were very proud of their achievements and stay tuned for Assembly performances as we celebrate their success. Both choirs will be performing on Thursday 29 May at the second Performing Arts Showcase Concert commencing at 4:00pm.

Twilight Tours

Thanks to Con Brio, Cantabile Strings, selected soloists, Ms Anstey, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Pomerenke, Ms Crellin and Ms Powell for the Twilight Tour performances Tuesday evening. These events provide additional opportunities for the students to showcase their talents to perspective families and refine their performance skills.

Acknowledgement of Country Workshop

Next Monday 26 May we will welcome world famous musicians and Indigenous performer, Waveney Yasso to our College to lead us in cocreating a musical Acknowledgment of Country. A cross section of students from throughout the College will work with Waveney in a one-hour workshop. Thanks to Mrs Schmeider for organising this opportunity for our students and our college. Post workshop Waveney will complete the song, create backing tracks and arrange for different instrumental configurations.

Performing Arts Showcase Concerts

Please join us at the following Performing Arts Showcase Concerts – Junior High Precinct Foyer with performers to please arrive 30 minutes prior in full Winter Uniform.

Wednesday 28 May Performing Arts Showcase 1 commencing at 4:30pm in the Junior High Precinct Foyer will include performances by the Bands, Percussion/Guitar Ensembles and Mrs Scott’s S & C studio.

Thursday 29 May Performing Arts Showcase 2 commencing at 4:00pm in the Junior High Precinct Foyer will include performances by Strings, Dance Troupe and Choirs, Mrs Wilson‘s S & C studio.

Upcoming Events:

• 26 May Waveney Yasso Workshop (selected students)
• 28 May 4:30pm PA Showcase 1 Bands/Ensembles/Scott S & C
• 29 May 4:00pm PA Showcase 2 Strings/Choirs/Wilson S & C
• 30 May AVEO Primary Concert (Dolce Voce/Strings/Vocal/ S & D soloists)
• 30 May - 1 June SHEP
• 2 June Studio Recitals
• 5 June Studio Recitals
• 18 June Joyful Voices St Peters, Indooroopilly, Dolce Voce

Mrs Geraldine Campbell
Performing Arts Coordinator

Our wonderful Visual Art students participated in the annual Lutheran Convention of Synod Art Competition where artists from across Queensland submit their finest works to respond to the theme 'Open Doors to Many Ministries of Grace'. The competition was fierce with incredible works from multiple Lutheran schools and ministries across Queensland, however, one of St Peters Springfield’s very own made it out on top.

Sienna MMS in Year 10 won her category in the competition which is no easy feat considering the volume of incredible works in her category. The judges praised Sienna as they claimed her control of the charcoal medium is highly advanced and used in such a way that it creates an effective use of depth and focal point to lead the viewer into quiet contemplation and reflection. They also commended her for how skilfully and purposefully she linked her work to the theme as her artist statement to accompany her work showed a high-level of resolve.

St Peters Lutheran College Springfield commends Sienna on her efforts, well done.

Mr Rhys Kirkham
Secondary Years Teacher

Sports Bus Bookings

Students participating in Sport at Indooroopilly must book a seat on the Term 2 Sports Bus via the 2025 SFD Sport Bus Manifest on Teams. This must be done through the student’s account. For assistance, please contact k.reed@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

Central Comets District Trials

Students who wish to trial for all upcoming Central Comets District Trials are encouraged to view the 2025 District Calendar. Please send all nominations directly to k.reed@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

Primary Inter-House Cross Country Age Champions

Congratulations to all students who received their age champion awards this week at Assembly for our recent Inter-House Cross Country Carnival. Special Mention to Cooper W and Kaitlyn R for winning respective Plus Ultra 3000 events.

Primary Inter-House Cross Country House Champions

Our recent Primary Inter-House Cross Country Carnival was a huge success once again! We were excited to welcome our Year 3 students for the very first time, and they did not disappoint—bravely tackling every terrain in their path. Congratulations to Cunningham, who took out the all-age relay and were crowned Overall House Champions!

1st Cunningham (612 points)

2nd Leichhardt (468 points)

3rd Mitchell (392 points)

Student Success: Catherine G – World Cheerleading Champions

Springfield student Catherine G recently represented Australia at the World Cheerleading Championships in Orlando, where her Youth Coed team claimed the Gold medal, finishing ahead of Colombia and Ireland. Held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, the event saw Catherine shine as a flyer and tumbler. A dedicated athlete, she trains four times a week and continues to represent her country with pride and excellence.

Mr Kale Reed
Head of Sport

Congratulations

Theo H (Year 12) 10th at National Athletics in Perth for Long Jump

Tennis: Recently St Peters competed in the Queensland School Sport Tennis Tournament with the Met West Qualifier. St Peters entered both our First and Second Boys. Our First Boys were runners-up to BBC. Great job to our boys in a competitive result against the talented BBC side.

Cross Country

Next Wednesday will feature the last meet of the season hosted at Runcorn.

Students involved in the meet will depart from the internal bus bay at 2:40pm on 21 May. To sign up and reserve your spot on the bus, please CLICK HERE. Sign up by Monday 26 May.

ST PETERS ACHIEVEMENTS

To help St Peters celebrate the sporting achievements of students who have competed in a State or National team, please complete the Microsoft forms – CLICK HERE

With hundreds of athletes competing in dozens of sports, this will help us ensure your child's achievements are not left unnoticed and can be considered for College celebrations.

THIS WEEK IN SPORT 

AIC Chess, Football and Rugby Union are the current IN-SEASON BOYS AIC SPORTS this term and training is currently well underway. With Cross Country having weekly Wednesday afternoons meets starting Week 4-6 and the Championship in Week 7.

For details of times and venues for this weekend’s Round 4 schedule, please check the information on the St Peters App.

Please CLICK HERE for CHESS game day schedule

Please CLICK HERE for FOOTBALL game day schedule

Please CLICK HERE for RUGBY game day schedule

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 first, and also to the respective coordinator/s.

Athletic Development

The St Peter's Athletic Development Program supports students' physical growth and athletic performance, with sessions available before and after school in the Weights Room at the Indooroopilly Campus. Juniors (Years 7–9) focus on mastering fundamental movement patterns, while Seniors (Years 10–12) build on these skills with tailored programs for all levels. Regardless of gym experience, we cater for all levels and encourage all students to take advantage of this opportunity. Boys are encouraged to attend Athletic Development.

ST PETERS ACHIEVEMENTS

To help St Peters celebrate the sporting achievements of students who have competed in a State or National teams, please complete the Microsoft form – CLICK HERE

With hundreds of athletes competing in dozens of sports, this will help us ensure your child's achievements are not left unnoticed and can be considered for College celebrations.

Term 2 AIC SPORT COORDINATORS

AIC Rugby Union Coordinator
Mr Tyrell Barker t.barker@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC Football Coordinator
Mr David Mulligan d.mulligan@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC Chess Coordinator
Mr Harrison Port h.port@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC Cross Country Coordinator
Mrs Kerry Schreiber (Head Coach) – k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Please also CLICK HERE to access the AIC Sport Calendar for 2025

Daniel Fraser
Boys Sport Coordinator

QGSSSA Winter Sport Sign on – check the app to sign on for all Winter sports!

Please use the links at the bottom of the attached flyer to sign on for winter sports.

Winter Sport flyer

QGSSSA CROSS COUNTRY

Cross Country Coordinator: Mrs Kerry Schreiber k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au

QGSSSA Championship Week 5 Saturday 24 May

Students who have been selected to represent St Peters at the QGSSSA Cross Country Championship have been sent an email with event information.

Please note there will be no team breakfast on Friday 23 May as originally advertised.

Cross Country Key Dates - Week 5

Saturday 24 May – QGSSSA Cross Country Championships at John Paul College Sports Fields

Community run club continues on Monday and Friday mornings 6:30am – 7:30am at the Internal Bus Stop. Regularly check the app for the latest training schedule.

QGSSSA AUTUMN SPORT

Basketball Coordinator: Miss Georgia Smith g.c.smith@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Football Coordinator: Mr David Mulligan d.mulligan@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Touch Football Coordinator: Miss Laura Buckby l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au

A reminder that there have been several changes to fixture dates. Please check the app for updated draws.

• Week 6
  - Friday 30 May, Round 9 vs Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School (Away) Reconciliation Round
• Week 7
  - Friday 6 June, Round 1 (rescheduled) vs Brisbane State High School (Away)

QGSSSA TRACK AND FIELD

We have now commenced our pre-season training for QGSSSA Track & Field!

Please click here to sign on for the QGSSSA Track & Field Season!

Preseason training began on Tuesday 6 May on Mayer Oval and at the Cricket Nets. Training times will be as follows:

• Tuesday am: 6:15am – 7:30am
• Thursday am: 6:15am – 7:30am

We encourage students to continue to attend the preseason sessions as we look forward to a fantastic Track & Field Season in 2025!

QGSSA Track and Field Key Dates – Term 3

• Meet 1 – Week 4, Friday 8 August
• Meet 2 – Week 5, Friday 15 August
• Meet 3 – Week 6, Friday 22 August
• Meet 4 – Week 7, Friday 29 August
• Meet 5 – Week 8, Wednesday 3 September
• Meet 6 – Week 9, Friday 12 September
• QGSSSA Championships – Thursday 18 September

bmta CLUB TOUCH

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

Please refer to the St Peters App for the latest information.

cocurricular uniform expectations

In line with the College Uniform Policy, students are to be reminded that they are required to attend Cocurricular Sport in full St Peters Lutheran College uniforms, whether they are a player representing the College or attending as a spectator.

Student Achievements

Cross Country

Congratulations to Gemma D (Year 8) who won the All Schools Cross Country for 14 Girls with a time of 14:27 for her 4km race.

Tennis

St Peters had recent success at the Queensland Secondary Schools Teams Tennis Tournament, Met West Region. Three of our teams made the finals and our Junior Girls (Years 7–9) won to go through to the State Finals. Congratulations to Tamana A, Claire S, Camille S, Ayla R and Zinta M.

Water Polo

Congratulations to Laura M (Year 10) who was named in the Tournament 7 for U16 Girls at the recent Water Polo State Titles competition following her team winning gold in the Maroon Division (top division). Laura has also been selected in the 15–18 Years Queensland Schools team.

Congratulations to Camille M (Year 7), Greer C (Year 8) & Addison G (Year 8) who were named in the U13 & U14 Queensland State squads following their performance at the Water Polo State Titles competition.

Share your 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.

Ainslee Knight
Acting Girls Sport Coordinator