St Peters Lutheran College mourns the passing of Dr Carson Dron, the College’s third Headmaster, at the age of 85. A visionary leader and dedicated educator, Dr Dron served as Headmaster for 24 years, guiding St Peters through a period of remarkable growth and innovation. His tenure saw the introduction of pioneering educational programs, significant campus development, and the establishment of the iconic Ironbark outdoor education program. A man of bold vision, Dr Dron’s influence extended beyond academics, shaping the College’s strong traditions in sport, music, and pastoral care. His legacy is deeply woven into the fabric of St Peters, and his impact will be felt for generations to come.

St Peters Lutheran College announces the College Captains and Vice-Captains for 2025.

St Peters announces the College Captains and Vice Captains for 2024.

This year marked the 30th anniversary of Jeans for Genes Day, with St Peters Lutheran College being a steadfast supporter for 29 of these years.

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...

The impacts of screen time have been discussed for years, but, in the wake of recent COVID-19 Lockdowns (and a subsequent move to online learning), we wanted to know whether opinions have changed at all. In this blog post, we look at the findings from a recent University of Queensland-led study. The verdict? Perhaps it’s time to encourage your children to ditch the holiday screen time and head outside!

The St Peters Community Hub meets in the P&F Centre every Thursday during Term time. Run by a group of tireless volunteers, it’s a place of outreach, support and connection. If you’ve ever wanted to join our 'Hubsters', or you’d just like to find out what it is that they do, this is the article for you!

Across the world, 789 million people live in extreme energy poverty. When the sun sets each night, these people are either plunged into darkness or forced to rely on unsafe energy sources. To combat this, our Year 6 students took part in a SolarBuddy workshop and built solar lights for children in Papua New Guinea (PNG).