St Peters provides an immersive and exciting learning experience for students beginning with Primary Years. The IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for children nurtures and develops young students as caring, active participants in a lifelong journey of learning.

The St Peters community works hard to be an inclusive and welcoming community, a place where people from different backgrounds can learn and work together, get to know each other and so overcome prejudices and stereotypes. College Senior Pastor, Thomas Böhmert, reflects on how we can move forward with our families in the shadow of the Christchurch tragedy.

The successful Adopt-a-Boarder Program has begun with over 60 St Peters staff and teachers being involved and adopting boarders.

At St Peters we strongly believe in learning experiences for our school community, encouraging all to participate in the opportunities we host throughout the year. The St Peters Soloists String Orchestra embarked on an international music tour of epic proportions, visiting six countries in 20 days. Heather, our St Peters Year 12 student, talks about the remarkable benefits while travelling with her peers.

Building a greenhouse... Breathtaking architecture... Caring for others... Read about this extraordinary trip of a lifetime as Ella, our Year 12 Captain, describes the experience of travelling to Cambodia and Vietnam with her peers.

The holidays are a great way to prepare for the positive challenges of the year. Read about how our St Peters students and staff traveled through their holidays with a snapshot of their incredible experiences.

Ironbark has long been a talking point at St Peters, but did you know that it isn't just for current Year 9 students? Read on to find out how you can visit and experience the joys of Ironbark!

Have you ever wondered what goes on at St Peters over the school holidays? You’d be mistaken if you thought the College became a ghost town—aside from the lack of students, boarders and teachers being physically present on campus, it’s still a hive of activity!

Last week we starting looking in to how our St Peters libraries have been adapting to the changes presented by emerging technologies. The discussion continues in this second and final post.

The world is becoming more technology-focused, there's no doubt about that, but have you ever stopped to wonder what our libraries are doing to keep up? We caught up with St Peters' Langer Librarian to find out.

The bond between boarders, they say, is one that can't be broken. Read on as Coordinator of Girls Boarding, Kim Holman, explains why.

Recently, Head of College, Tim Kotzur was interviewed about our digital foundation. In this blog, he shares his insights on what it all means next for learning at St Peters.

Chaplaincy at St Peters is an integral part of College life. Our chaplains are here for staff, students and parents and contribute to providing excellence in Christian co-education...