St Peters is proud to announce that it has become a Round Square Candidate School, reinforcing the school's ongoing commitment to developing well-rounded, globally minded young people.

Junior High students have put their creative stamp on wellbeing at St Peters, designing a unique deck of Character Strength Cards that are now displayed as posters across the College.

As St Peters marks National Reconciliation Week 2026, the College community continues its commitment to reconciliation through learning, listening, connection and meaningful action. Guided by this year’s theme, ‘All In’, students and staff are engaging in experiences that deepen their understanding and strengthen their relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and histories.

St Peters Lutheran College has become the first Australian school recognised in the 2026 FIRST Inspire the Future: FIRST Recognition Program, joining just 15 schools worldwide acknowledged for excellence in STEM and Robotics education.

St Peters Lutheran College announces the College Captains and Vice-Captains for 2026.

Earlier this term, Teacher Librarian and St Peters Old Scholar, Megan Daley (1993), launched her debut children's picture book titled 'The Beehive.' Illustrated by Max Hamilton and published by Walker Books, this book celebrates Australian native bees, the unsung heroes of pollination. We spoke with Megan about her inspiration behind the story, her experience creating a picture book, and her aspirations for 'The Beehive.'

At the start of Term 1 our College Captains were invited to share their leadership vision for 2023 as part of a Quest News feature on school leaders in South East Queensland. Read on to find out what Max and Chloe said...

Earlier this year, the St Peters Indooroopilly College Captains were invited by Quest News to share their leadership vision for 2022 as part of a feature on southeast Queensland's school leaders. Read on to find out what they said...

St Peters Lutheran College’s iconic Ironbark program has been covered widely since its installation as a permanent program in the 1970s, and it’s one that deserves all the publicity. For 45 years, the Ironbark outdoor education program has been a rite of passage for St Peters students—it’s offered the chance to get back to basics, with students jumping at the opportunity to experience rural life for five weeks. Recently, the R.M. Williams OUTBACK Magazine ran a feature on the program. If you missed it, read on for the highlights.