At the beginning of each term, we experience significant congestion in the streets surrounding our Indooroopilly campus, with an increasing number of parents opting to drive their children to and from school. This impacts the timely running of our bus services and puts extra pressure on pick-up zones on Lambert Road and Harts Road. This usually settles down by Week 3. We kindly ask for your patience during this period and remind you to please remember the following:
Observe and adhere to all parking signage instructions and road rules. If we all do the right thing, we can help keep the traffic moving around this suburb, which also allows our buses to arrive/depart on time.
Do not stop/park on yellow lines at any time.
Do not park or leave your vehicle in Loading Zones. This interrupts the flow of traffic through that zone.
Lambert Road Pedestrians – do not walk across the driveway on Lambert Road. Please walk up the Shared Zone near Kiss'n'Go. Dashing across the driveway as vehicles turn in/out creates a serious hazard for both you and your children and disrupts the movement of traffic along Lambert Road.
Parking on footpaths is illegal.
Do not double or triple park even in the side streets, e.g. Dennis Street
Be aware of Shared Zone markings in and around the College.
Arriving just 10–15 minutes later has a huge impact. All streets are usually completely clear just 20 minutes after the final bell.
Parents/carers must not enter the College grounds to drop off/pick up between 7:00am – 8:15am or 2:30pm – 3:30pm without written permission from the College (e.g. for students with large music instruments).
Be respectful to staff.
For more information, please see the Traffic Safety guidelines below:
To enhance safety for our youngest students, new traffic calming measures have been installed on Chapel Road, on either side of the Prep Shared Zone. The upgrades were completed by our Facilities team at the request of Lower Primary to help ensure safer movement for students, staff, and families during busy drop-off and pick-up times.
Warning signs have also been installed on approach to the area. Please remember that the maximum speed limit in the shared zone is 10 km/h, and 20 km/h in all other areas of the College campus.
We thank all drivers for their care and cooperation in keeping our community safe.
2027 Academic and Music Scholarships Applications - Now Open
Applications for Academic Scholarships for students entering Year 7 or Year 10 in 2027 and Excellence in Music Scholarships for students entering Years 7–11 in 2027 are now open.
All St Peters Lutheran College Indooroopilly students applying for the Academic Scholarship will be required to sit the Edutest examination in person on campus, on Saturday 14 February 2026.
Additionally, any student seeking consideration for the Year 7 2027 Bonhoeffer Program must also sit the Edutest exam. For further information regarding the Bonhoeffer Program at St Peters, please click here.
Please click here for further scholarship information.
Sibling Applications
Families with children currently enrolled at St Peters Lutheran College who wish to enrol a sibling in the following year levels are kindly reminded to submit an online application before the end of Term 4.
Prep 2027
Year 5 2028
Year 7 2029
Due to high demand for places, all sibling applications must be received by Wednesday, 3 December 2025.
Nicole McMahon Admissions Manager
What's On
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child | Friday 10 & Saturday 11 October
Don't Miss Out on the Queensland Premiere of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child School Edition!
Did you know? Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the official sequel to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, set 19 years later.
The story follows Albus Potter as he begins his first year at Hogwarts, where he’s sorted into Slytherin House and forms an unlikely friendship with Scorpius Malfoy. Together, the two set off a chain of unexpected events as they strive to right an old wrong, discovering along the way that the past isn’t so easily changed.
Be part of the magic at St Peters Lutheran College, Indooroopilly, on Friday 10 October and Saturday 11 October as our students present Queensland’s very first performances of the School Edition.
Performance dates:
Friday 10 October - 7:30pm Saturday 11 October - 2:00pm Saturday 11 October - 7:30pm
Catch up with friends or make new ones during a spectacular day on the green in support of St Peters Service Learning projects.
About the Course
The Brookwater Golf & Country Club boasts a Greg Norman signature golf course. Greg’s inspired design makes each hole a perfect mix of challenge and playability. Thanks to recent renovations that have restored the course to its original design, the Brookwater golf course layout is better than ever. The 18-hole, par 72 championship golf course will challenge and inspire, with its signature bunkering and inclusion of natural waterways.
Supporting our Students
All funds raised will go towards the College’s Service Learning Program. Each year, our students go above and beyond to support a range of causes close to their hearts, and the 2025 St Peters Golf Day will provide a welcome boost to their efforts.
Ticket includes: Motorised buggy, 18 holes of championship golf, lunch and after-round burgers, and a complimentary drink.
I hope you and your family enjoyed a restful and refreshing break, and that you are feeling ready for the exciting term ahead. This week, it has been a joy to hear our students enthusiastically share stories from their spring holidays while looking forward with energy and anticipation to all that Term 4 has in store.
One of the highlights of the term will be the Year 6 PYP Exhibition on Thursday 6 November. Many of our Year 6 students have demonstrated remarkable commitment by continuing to develop their personal projects during the holidays, and we are eager to celebrate the culmination of their hard work, creativity, and inquiry.
Our Years 3, 4, and 5 students are also preparing for their upcoming camps—a wonderful opportunity to strengthen friendships, build resilience, and develop grit through new experiences beyond the classroom.
Alongside these, many more special events are planned across Term 4, each offering meaningful opportunities for connection, celebration, and growth within our community. I look forward to sharing these important moments with you and your children as we conclude the school year together.
At the conclusion of Term 3, our community gathered for the Head, Hands and Heart Assembly, a cherished tradition that reflects the values and culture of St Peters. This special occasion is more than just a celebration; it is a reminder of our commitment to nurturing the whole child. By recognising the growth of our students in their thinking and learning (Head), their service and action (Hands), and their character and compassion (Heart), we affirm the balanced approach that defines a St Peters education. Assemblies such as this play a vital role in shaping fine young people who are not only academically capable but also resilient, caring, and principled members of our community.
Justin Coulson’s Happy Families
You will recall that the College has a subscription to the Justin Coulson website, Happy Families.
The College membership offers:
Monthly live webinars with Justin
Quick tip videos
Weekly inspirational emails
Video library with the full back catalogue 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 to thrive and can be easily accessed through Justin Coulson’s Happy Families website.
Click here for instructions on accessing these helpful resources.
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
Junior High
Junior High News
Welcome
Welcome back to Term 4. This term will no doubt be filled with both celebration and hard work as we approach the end of another busy year. With final assessments, ceremonies, and special events ahead, the weeks will no doubt fly by in the blink of an eye. I encourage students to stay focused, finish strongly, and take the time to enjoy the many memorable moments that this term brings.
Social Media Age Restrictions Coming in December
The Australian Government has introduced world-first social media age restrictions to protect young Australians at a critical stage of their development.
As of 10 December 2025, social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, X, and YouTube will be required to take reasonable steps to prevent anyone under 16 from creating or maintaining an account.
These changes are designed to reduce exposure to online risks and harmful content and to promote healthier digital habits. There will be no penalties for under-16s or their parents; the responsibility lies with the platforms themselves.
At St Peters, we support this initiative and encourage families to begin preparing now by reviewing their child’s online activity and discussing healthy digital boundaries.
To support families through this transition, we will be hosting a Parent Webinar on Tuesday 22 October with further information and practical advice.
You can learn more on the eSafety Commissioner’s website here.
Updated Rock Format
As we begin a new term, I am excited to share a refreshed format for the Junior High section of The Rock, starting next week. Our goal is to make communication clearer, more engaging, and more useful for families.
Each week, you’ll find:
A short message from me, highlighting key themes or reflections from across Junior High.
A practical section on teenagers, with tips and insights on topics such as social media, wellbeing, and study habits.
Key Junior High updates and reminders.
Year Level updates from our Coordinators, sharing what is happening in each year group.
Max Forbes Head of Junior High
Sport
Primary Sport
TERM 4 COCURRICULAR
Our Term 4 Cocurricular program is now live, and activities are ready to book. Most activities begin in Week 2, if not already. You can view the program via Firefly where each activity is linked with further details, contact information, and booking instructions.
At St Peters, we’re proud to offer a wide range of activities that support student wellbeing, personal growth, and social connection. While we encourage participation, we also value balance. Unstructured play and downtime are just as important, helping children recharge, build resilience, and develop independence.
We encourage families to take a balanced approach when selecting activities, ensuring students have the time and energy to engage meaningfully.
Congratulations to the following Year 5 and Year 6 boys who have been selected to represent St Peters at the upcoming AIC Track & Field Championships, held at QSAC on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 October.
This is a fantastic achievement and recognition of the boys’ hard work, commitment, and performances throughout the season. We wish them all the very best as they compete with pride and continue to demonstrate great Saints spirit on and off the track.
Year 5: Andy Y, Azaiah A, Blake D, Bram B, Flynn W, Fraser L, Haoxuan H, Jesse N, Mikaive R, Tomas N, Tom N, Zach A
Year 6: Advaith A, Archer H, Ben A, Cooper W, Ed W, Fletcher G, Hugh D, Josh S, Jude T, Keoni C, Luke L, Michael D, Oliver G, Oliver M, Rafael R, Salvador McL, Zayden B
Go Saints!
Celebrating Primary sporting success
Congratulations to Eloise B (Year 5), who has been selected to represent Met West at the upcoming QRSS State Track & Field Championships in Townsville next week. Eloise will compete in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay events—an outstanding achievement that reflects her dedication and speed on the track. We wish Eloise all the best as she represents the region and St Peters with pride!
Congratulations to Ivy B, Izzy M (both Indooroopilly), and Olive D (Springfield), who recently competed in the Queensland All Schools Water Polo Competition. The girls represented the Queensland Barbarians, a composite team comprising players from across the state. Despite not having played together before, the team gelled quickly and went on to win the Gold Medal, defeating All Hallows 3–1 in the final after losing to them earlier in the tournament. A fantastic result and a great display of teamwork, determination, and Saints spirit!
Congratulations to Sam M (Year 3) on his outstanding achievements in Futsal this year. Sam, who plays as a goalkeeper, has enjoyed a successful season with Taringa Rovers and the Kenmore Venom U8 team, who won the Queensland Club Championship to qualify for the National Club Tournament in Sydney next January. During the recent National Schools Futsal Tournament in Brisbane, Sam’s performance earned him selection in the U8 National All Stars Team—a fantastic recognition of his skill and sportsmanship. He has also been selected to represent Australia with the U9 National Futsal Team on tour in China next July. A wonderful achievement, Sam! Congratulations on your success and dedication to the sport.
PRIMARY SPORT STANDARDS
Earlier this year, we introduced the St Peters Primary Sport Standards—clear benchmarks that support skill development, consistency, and a love of sport across all year levels.
Aligned with the PYP Learner Profiles, these standards help guide students in building both physical skills and personal character.
We encourage parents to continue engaging with the standards. Please use them to track progress, set goals, and support your child’s sporting journey. Together, we’re building a strong, connected sporting culture for all.
Please ensure you are familiar with the latest uniform guidelines for all cocurricular sport activities. Updated expectations help our students represent St Peters with pride and consistency. Click the link below to view the most recent uniform information: CLICK HERE TO VIEW
St peters app - SPORT
We encourage all families to download the St Peters App to stay informed with the latest updates. In the event of cancellations or changes to activities, clubs, or sport due to weather or other circumstances, we will send push notifications through the app. This ensures you receive important information quickly and directly.
Download the app today to stay connected!
REPRESENTATIVE SPORT
Please see the Northern Eagles calendar currently available on the St Peters App. Information regarding Term 1 District nominations has been shared via email to all students. Students need to be part of a St Peters 'A Team' standard or play club at a high level to be nominated. A final decision on nominations will be at the discretion of the Sports Department. Further nomination information will be emailed to students at the start of each term. For more information click here.
CELEBRATING PRIMARY SPORTING SUCCESS
If you would like to share your sporting success, no matter how big or small, I would love to hear about it. Please send the details to b.shields@stpeters.qld.edu.au
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Term 4
9/10 October – AIC Track and Field Championships Week 2 – Year 4 and Year 6 Hip Hop Begins Week 3 – All Year 5 and Prep–Year 3 Swimming Begins 24 October – AIC Touch Invitational 26 November – Prep Swimming Carnival 28 November – Years 1–3 Swimming Carnival 28 November – Hip Hop Extravaganza
Ben Shields Primary Sport Coordinator
Boys Sport
Welcome back after the Term 3 holiday break! I hope all boys are well refreshed and ready to take on Term 4 Sport with enthusiasm and high energy.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to our boys on a brilliant season of AIC Tennis. We'd like to acknowledge our Tennis award winners from Term 3. St Peters has come away with seven premierships this year in the AIC Tennis competition, as well as the aggregate. Thank you to all the students, coaches and parents for a fantastic 2025 Tennis season.
AIC Tennis Premierships and Aggregate
Tennis Aggregate
1st IV Premiership
2nd IV Tied Premiership
3rd IV Premiership
4th IV Tied Premiership
8A Tied Premiership
7A Tied Premiership
7B Premiership
The following students represented St Peters at the Queensland All Schools Athletics Championships last week and medalled for their respective events:
Theo H (Year 12) 1st U18 Boys Long Jump (6.89m)
Tom S (Year 10) 1st U16 Boys Javelin (50.4m)
A fantastic achievement, well done on these results!
During the school holidays, St Peters students competed at the National State Championships for Water Polo. Congratulations to Jonah E (Year 10), who represented U15 Queensland, winning silver and scoring seven goals in the tournament!
Rowing - Queensland Schools Championship Regatta
A huge congratulations to all our rowers on your performances at the Queensland Schools Championship! The regatta was a wonderful showcase of determination, teamwork, and resilience, and we are incredibly proud of the way each crew represented our program.
Medal Recap:
Silver – CB Year 11 4X+ – Joshua W, Lucas C, Samuel M, Sam B, Cox: Darcy W
Silver – CB Year 8 4X+ – Jerry L, Benjamin J, James K, Max M, Cox: Ethan W
Silver – CB Year 9 4X+ – Luca Y, Beno S, Markus J, Ansel J, Cox: Ethan W
Silver – CB 4X+ – Flynn G, Ted A, Luca K, Samual M, Cox: Darcy W
Silver – Mix 8+ – Flynn G, Ted A, Luca K, Samuel M, Lily R, Mia M, Poppy Y, Steph P, Cox: Tess C
The combined effort saw the SPLC squad finish 9th overall out of 56 schools competing in the medal tally — a terrific result by the rowers! These results reflect the hard work and commitment shown by every athlete throughout training, and it was inspiring to watch that effort translate into racing.
We also want to take a moment to celebrate those athletes who may not have finished at the top of the field but achieved personal bests, showed huge improvements, or gained valuable race-day experience. These milestones are just as important as podium finishes and are an essential part of each rower’s journey. Every race contributes to growth, resilience, and the confidence to take on new challenges.
A heartfelt thank you goes to our coaching team, Andy, John, Zacha, Jack, James, Zoe, Caitlyn, and Milena, for your tireless dedication to your athletes. Your commitment to the rowers' development both on and off the water is deeply appreciated.
We also extend our gratitude to the parents and supporters who came along to cheer, provide encouragement, and look after our crews across the weekend. Your presence makes a world of difference. A special thanks as well to the families who went the extra mile by providing an additional tent your generosity and care ensured the rowers had the comfort and support they needed between races.
Congratulations again to all the rowers, coaches, and families involved, for making the weekend such a success.
We’re looking forward to building on this momentum in the 2026 season.
Mr Lachlan Allen Director of Rowing
TRACK & FIELD
Our Track & Field athletes have also been busy this week making their final preparations for the 2025 AIC Track & Field Championships, which will be held at QSAC this Thursday 9 October and Friday 10 October. We will be sure to keep everyone updated on the final result following the Championships.
ALL SCHOOLS WATER POLO
During the first weekend of the school holidays, two St Peters teams proudly represented the College at the All Schools Water Polo Competition.
Our Middle School Boys team (Years 7–9) came together for their very first tournament as a team and faced a challenging pool. The boys showed great teamwork and determination throughout the weekend, finishing fifth out of nine teams. We’re excited to see them build on this experience at the upcoming AIC Water Polo Gala Day in the coming weeks.
AIC SPORT SIGN UP – TERM 4 TRIALS AND TRAINING
Trials/Training
AIC Touch Football Trials will begin in Week 2. Students who have signed up will receive an email with details from Mr Barker.
AIC Water Polo Trials will be held at the 50m Pool on Monday 13 October from 6:00pm – 8:00pm, If you are successful in making a team, training will be held the following week: Monday 20 October, 6:00 – 8:00pm. For more information, please contact Miss Le Sage.
Australian Rules and Volleyball preseason training begins in Week 4 of Term 4
Cricket students not participating in MSW from Week 4 train with their year level
Swimming training ongoing for SPW, early Term 4
Check the St Peters App for training times to plan your sporting interests.
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 forms – CLICK HERE
With hundreds of athletes competing in dozens of Sports, this will help us ensure your students achievements are not left unnoticed and can be considered for College celebrations.
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
Girls Sport
QGSSSA TRACK & FIELD
Congratulations to the St Peters Track & Field team for their outstanding efforts at the QGSSSA Championships at the end of last term. The team delivered an exceptional performance, finishing in second place.
A special mention must go to our 16 Years and Opens teams for securing Age Championship pennants—a fantastic achievement.
Every athlete gave their all, and the results speak volumes about the hard work and determination that went into preparing for the Championships. Over 70 athletes participated in various events, with the standout performances being the following QGSSSA record breakers:
Genevieve R – 12 Years & Under High Jump Division A (1.59m)
Allira T – 17 Years & Over Shot Put Division A (15.71m)
Jenali B, Bronte G, Sierra W and Addison F – 16 Years 4 x 100m Relay Division A (48.72 sec)
I would like to extend my thanks to our exceptional team of coaches and Sports House staff for their unwavering support and guidance.
QGSSSA Winter Fixtures – Netball, Hockey, Volleyball and Tennis
The 2025 QGSSSA Winter Fixture season was a great success. Congratulations to the following teams, who won their respective premierships:
Open Netball
Open Volleyball
Senior A Tennis
Senior A Volleyball
Year 9A Volleyball
Year 8B Volleyball
This is three years in a row for our Open Volleyball team, and back-to-back premierships for our Open Netball team — an extraordinary achievement that reflects the strength, consistency, and determination of our senior athletes and coaching staff.
A huge thank you to all our coordinators, coaches, managers, and parents for your incredible support throughout the season. Your dedication, especially on those early Saturday mornings, has made a real difference for our teams. We couldn’t have enjoyed such a successful season without your commitment and encouragement. Special thanks also to our wonderful Parent Support Groups, whose involvement is vital to the ongoing success of St Peters Sport.
The dedication our girls have shown this term has been truly inspiring. Watching their progress each week has been a real highlight, and the improvement across all our sports has been outstanding. A special mention to our Year 12 girls, many of whom have represented St Peters for the final time. We couldn’t be prouder of your efforts, and we’re grateful for the memories and commitment you’ve brought to our sports teams over the years.
QGSSSA BADMINTON
Best of luck to our Years 10–12 students competing in the QGSSSA Badminton Championships on Saturday 11 October, and to our Years 7–9 students who will take to the courts on Saturday 18 October.
A huge congratulations to Navya T, who has been named Badminton Captain for 2025! We also extend our congratulations to the following students on their selection to the Open Badminton Team:
Alisha D
Ella F
Bella Q
Navya T
Jada W
Yihan X
We’re proud of all our athletes and wish them every success in their upcoming competitions! Please visit the St Peters App to access the latest version of the draw and locations for each team.
Miss Emily Moore Badminton Coordinator
QGSSSA JUNIOR AFL (YEARS 7–9)
We are looking forward to the upcoming Junior AFL season. The training schedule has been posted on the St Peters App, and students are reminded that any planned absences should be communicated in advance to Mr Hicks.
Please see below the competition dates:
Week 1 – Saturday 25 October Week 2 – Saturday 1 November Week 3 – Saturday 8 November Week 4 – Saturday 15 November Week 5 – Saturday 22 November (Year 9A and Junior B only).
BASKETBALL – Champion Basketball School of Queensland
Congratulations to our Open Basketball team, who proudly represented St Peters at the CBSQ Tournament, Queensland's Premier School Basketball competition, at the end of Term 3. The team delivered an outstanding performance, claiming the gold medal in the Division 2 Championship, with an undefeated tournament. With this victory, the team has now qualified to compete in Division 1 next year, highlighting the impressive growth of our Basketball program. Special thanks to Mike for his dedicated coaching and support throughout the tournament. This success would not have been possible without him.
Miss Georgia Smith Basketball Coordinator
TENNIS – Queensland Secondary Schools TEAM TENNIS
Congratulations to our Junior Girls Tennis Team for winning the 2025 Queensland Secondary Schools Team Tennis – Years 7–9 State Final in Rockhampton. This is a massive effort for the girls who competed over two days against the top tennis school teams in the state. St Peters won the tournament by six games!
Special mention to Tamanna A, who also won the Sportsmanship award for the tournament. A huge thank you to Mark Lewis, who coached the girls throughout the tournament.
Mrs Lija Marshall Tennis Coordinator
Rowing - Queensland Schools Championship Regatta
The Girls Rowing season for 2025 concluded at the end of Term 3 at the Queensland Schools Championship Regatta at QSRC Wyaralong on Saturday 20 September to Monday 23 September. The regatta was a true showcase of determination, teamwork, and resilience, and we are very proud of the way each crew represented our program.
Congratulations to the following girls who medalled on the day:
Gold – CG Yr 11 1X – Steph P
Silver – CG Yr 11 2- – Lily R and Steph P
SILVER Mix 8+ – Flynn G, Ted A, Luca K, Samuel M, Lily R, Mia M, Poppy Y, Steph P, Cox: Tess C
With these efforts, the squad secured 9th overall on the medal tally — a terrific result!
While we celebrate podium finishes, we also recognise the many athletes who achieved personal bests, made big improvements, or gained valuable race-day experience. These achievements are just as important and mark key milestones in each rower’s journey.
A huge thank you goes to our dedicated coaches for their tireless support and guidance over the weekend. We are also grateful to our parents and supporters for their encouragement and care across the weekend, with special thanks to those who provided an extra tent to keep our crews comfortable between races.
Congratulations again to all rowers, coaches, and families for making this regatta such a success. We look forward to building on this momentum as we head into the next stage of the season.
Mr Lachlan Allen Director of Rowing
WATER POLO – ALL SCHOOLS
During the first weekend of the school holidays, two St Peters teams proudly represented the College at the All Schools Water Polo competition. The Middle School Girls (Years 7–9) team displayed fantastic growth and sportsmanship, finishing 11th out of 16 teams. It was inspiring to watch the girls take on feedback and put it into action so quickly, especially against teams that had been training for weeks. Their tournament ended on a high with an impressive win over a team that was expected to beat them! A special mention also goes to our St Peters girls who played in the Barbarians team, helping secure the winning goal in the Junior Division. Well done to Ivy, Olive, and Isabelle for your excellent efforts and contributions to the team.
Congratulations to all our players for their enthusiasm, teamwork, and pride in representing St Peters! We look forward to more opportunities like this in the future.
Good luck to all teams competing in the Brisbane Metropolitan Junior Competition (BMJC) with the first round kicking off this Saturday 11 October. Please visit the St Peters App to access the latest version of the draw.
Miss Hannah Le Sage Water Polo Coordinator
Student Achievements
Athletics – Queensland All Schools
Congratulations to all students who represented St Peters at the Queensland Athletics All Schools competition over the school holidays. Students who have been selected to represent Queensland at the Australian All Schools event will be announced later in the term.
A special mention to the following students who placed in the top three for their events:
Mackenzie B – 2nd 3000m Race Walk
Emily B – 2nd Hammer Throw
Jenali B – 1st Discus and 2nd Shot Put
Gemma D – 1st 3000m and 2nd 1500m
Isla D – 2nd Pole Vault
Sadie D – 2nd Pole Vault
Addison F – 1st 100m Hurdles, 1st 400m Hurdles, and 2nd 400m
Sabine G – 3rd Pole Vault
Lilja J – 1st Pole Vault
Mia K – 2nd 200m, 3rd Shot Put, and 3rd Discus
Ava K – 2nd 2000m Steeple
Sophie M – 3rd High Jump
Lola O – 1st Triple Jump
Sierra W – 1st 400m and 2nd 800m
Water Polo - National State Championships
Congratulations to Lily E and Laura M, who represented Queensland at the Water Polo National State Championships in Canberra over the holidays. The Queensland U15 (Lily) & U17 (Laura) teams both won gold! Well done girls on this fantastic achievement!
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
Community
Changes to The Gap Bus Timetable (Term 4)
Based on recent parent feedback, we plan to trial an adjustment to the timetable for The Gap bus next term. The morning service will run ten minutes earlier from Wednesday 8 October 2025. This will affect all stops along the route. The new timetable is outlined below and will be available via the Location & Transport page of the St Peters website from next week.
Please remember that there is significantly more traffic in the first two weeks of a new term, which may impact the service initially. As St Peters charters this service specifically for our students, your feedback is vital to helping us continually improve it.
