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!

The St Peters Perceptual Motor Program (PMP) encourages the development of gross motor skills. It is designed specifically for our Prep to Year 3 students and contains a heap of great initiatives, one being Bike On Day, in Year 2.

In 2018, learning has extended beyond the classroom for both our students and our teachers. This is very exciting as it foreshadows the great things to come in the new year in terms of technology and innovation.

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!

St Peters has become well known for its ability to embrace world class digital learning opportunities across both the Indooroopilly and Springfield campuses. True to the College motto of Plus Ultra, however, being well known isn’t where it stops. Throughout the year, our teachers and support staff have been pushing Ever Higher in their efforts to promote digital learning.

On Monday 29 October, five Year 11 St Peters students attended the Wesley Healthcare Careers Day. Accompanied by the College Careers Counsellor, Jacquelene Estevao, the students joined a host of other schools to experience a day in the life of a healthcare worker at The Wesley Hospital. Here, they share their reflections.

In 2018, the Primary English Teachers Association Australia (PETAA) introduced a grant called ‘Writing the Future’. The initiative was designed to challenge participating schools to develop a unit that would help to teach the art and craft of writing. It was a challenge that St Peters was eager to accept...

Work experience programs are extremely valuable for students as they begin to choose their future direction. Earlier this year, two Year 12 students took part in the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital’s (RBWH’s) work experience program and, in this blog, they share how it all went.

In 2017, P-2 Year Level Coordinator, Kelly McBurnie delivered a presentation on Prep Readiness at the Mater Hospital Symposium. Her presentation focused on how parents can determine if their child is ready for Prep. Read on to find out more.

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.

Having English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) can sometimes be daunting for children when they are faced with the demands of the school curriculum. So what can you do to help?

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...

Social Media is here to stay but, with the rise of threats like cyber-bullying, what can be done to ensure your child's online safety?

Three top tips we have gleaned from Dr Sharp (aka Dr Happy) for raising happy kids...

Tim Kotzur, Head of College at St Peters Lutheran College, explains how Positive Education provides the building blocks for wellbeing and happiness.

A co-educational school life prepares boys and girls for life beyond the classroom.