Introducing Arise Live: Growing Faith, Building Community
At St Peters Springfield, we believe deeply in the importance of providing opportunities for our young people to grow in faith and live in God’s love. Rooted in the traditions of Lutheran education, our partnership with Arise Lutheran Church continues to offer meaningful ways for students and families to explore and celebrate their Christian journey. This Term, we are excited to introduce Arise Live.
Held on the final Sunday of each month at St Peters Springfield, Arise Live is a contemporary worship experience designed especially for Senior Youth, Young Adults or just the Young at Heart. The first service, led by our very own Chaplain Ben Lyons, was held on Sunday 25 May and welcomed a vibrant gathering of young people, families and staff into an atmosphere filled with live music, simple messages, and authentic connection. The next Service is taking place on Sunday 29 June, and we invite all interested members of our community to attend.
Arise Live aims to create a space where faith is not only spoken about but lived out in meaningful ways. The initiative reflects one of our core strategic commitments: Celebrating the Gospel - Living in God’s Love. In doing so, we affirm that faith is not confined to the classroom, but is experienced through community, worship, and shared purpose.
As Arise Lutheran Church celebrates its eighth year of ministry, this new chapter strengthens our shared mission of preparing young people for a life of purpose guided by values. Through the ongoing leadership of Pastor Matt Wilksch, our College Chaplain and Pastor at Arise, we are also planning to take God's message of love and grace for your young people out to the broader Springfield Community.
We give thanks for Pastor Matt, the Arise team, and all who make this ministry possible. We look forward to seeing you at Arise Live.
Mr Craig Brown Head of Springfield
What's On
29 May – 7 June
29 May
Year 11/9 Debating (Round 4)
Year 9 Geography Excursion
Strings, Choir and Dance Showcase
30 May
AVEO Visit and Primary Years Performance
Year 11 Modern History Excursion
4 June
AIC Cross Country Championships
Year 7 Geography Excursion
Years 1 – 5 Author Visit
5 June
Year 6 Kokoda Excursion/Challenge
Year 7 Debating (Round 4)
6 June
Year 6 Leadership Day
Year 7 Geography Excursion
7 June
Kokoda Challenge Brisbane (Secondary Years)
Senior Leaders Coffee Catch-Ups – Wednesday 4 June
Our Coffee Catch-Ups take place every Wednesday from 7:45am-8:15am at The Hearts Cafe Coffee Nook, where a member of our Senior Leadership Team will be available to chat with parents and students over coffee. Whether you have specific matters to discuss or simply wish to connect with our Leadership Team, our Leaders are eager to engage with you.
Next Wednesday 4 June, Mrs Lia Sabri, Head of Primary Years, will be hosting the session. She looks forward to connecting with parents and community members in these meaningful conversations.
We warmly invite you to drop by and join us!
Mr Craig Brown Head of Springfield
Book Talk – 4 June
We at St Peters Lutheran College Springfield are so excited to welcome two Australian authors Mr Trent Jamieson and Brent Wilson to The Hub on the Wednesday 4 June, 2025.
Trent Jamieson and Brent Wilson have written Mr Impoppable about a kind balloon man who could not be popped as well as co-author of The Giant and the Sea (with Illustrator Rovina Cai). Mr Jamieson and Mr Wilson will be promoting their new Graphic Novel Frog, Log and Dave almost save the Day to Year 1 through to Year 5. These three books will be available for purchase online. Order forms are being distributed to families this week or you can order online.
All orders will be delivered to The Hub on the 4 June – the day of the visit – where Mr Trent and Mr Brent will sign your very own copies!
WHAT: Book-talk
WHO: Authors: Trent Jamieson and Brent Wilson
WHEN: 9:30am on 4 June, 2025
WHY: For the chance to own a signed copy and to encourage new reads
WHERE: The Hub, St Peters Springfield
Helen Rowling Teacher Librarian for Susan Roser
Ministry
Arise Live!
I want their hearts to be encouraged and united in love, so that they may have all the riches of assured understanding and have the knowledge of God’s mystery, that is, Christ. Colossians 2:2
If you are a Christian, then you have faith because someone told you about God. Probably more than one person has helped you believe. It may have been parents, Godparents, family members, friends, pastors, teachers, youth leaders - God uses many people to pass on the faith.
If you are not a Christian but would like to know what this entails, please talk to a Chaplain or Christian staff member, and they will gladly share what this means for them and will encourage you as you search for truth, identity and purpose.
Children need to claim their faith as their own as they grow. The Church provides a community of faith for people to grow in faith. Children are welcome, and they need all the help we can give them so they have the best opportunity to hold on to their faith into adulthood. For young people who do not know God, they need an opportunity to hear stories of grace and faith and God's great story of salvation.
Arise Live is a new initiative of our worshipping community at Springfield where this can happen. The first event happened last Sunday Evening. Arise Live is a simple worship event, focused on great music and God’s Word and prayer. The Band of young people played 8 fabulous worship songs. Chappie Ben Lyons shared God’s word about living in the world, but being “not of this world”. And there was pizza! We want our young people to know there is a place for them, for their support and growth. We hope this can be a way for them to grow in faith and friendship around God's word.
I found a beautiful expression of the desire for people to grow in faith in the words of the Apostle Paul to the Christians in Colossae: "I want their hearts to be encouraged and united in love, so that they may have all the riches of assured understanding and have the knowledge of God’s mystery, that is, Christ." Colossians 2:2
Paul's desire for the Colossians to be encouraged and united in love, so they may know Christ. I share this desire for our young people.
Pastor Matt Wilksch Springfield Chaplain and Arise Pastor
Arise Live happens on the last Sunday of the Month at 6:00pm in the Junior High Precinct at St Peters Lutheran College Springfield. The event is aimed at Youth and Young Adults, but anyone is welcome to attend.
National Reconciliation Week
National Reconciliation Week started as the Week of Prayer for Reconciliation in 1993 (the International Year of the World’s Indigenous Peoples) and was supported by Australia’s major faith communities. In 1996, the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation launched Australia’s first National Reconciliation Week. In 2001, Reconciliation Australia was established to continue to provide national leadership on reconciliation. The National Reconciliation Week (NRW) 2025 theme, Bridging Now to Next, reflects the ongoing connection between past, present and future. Bridging Now to Next calls on all Australians to step forward together, to look ahead and continue the push forward as past lessons guide us.
On our pathway towards reconciliation, Sorry Day is an important moment to remember the past policies of forced child removal. Here, we reflect on the sad and painful history of the Stolen Generations and recognise moments of resilience, healing and the power of saying Sorry. National Sorry Day is an Australia-wide observance held each year. This day gives people the chance to come together and share the steps towards healing for the Stolen Generations, their families and communities. Stolen generations refer to Indigenous Australians who were forcibly removed from their families and communities.
Prayer for National Reconciliation Week
Almighty and loving God, you who created all people in your image, Lead us to seek your compassion as we listen to the stories of our past. You gave your only Son, Jesus, who died and rose again so that sins will be forgiven. We place before you the pain and anguish of dispossession of land, language, lore, culture and family kinship that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have experienced. We live in faith that all people will rise from the depths of despair and hopelessness. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families have endured the pain and loss of loved ones, through the separation of children from their families. We are sorry and ask Your forgiveness. Touch the hearts of the broken, homeless and inflicted and heal their spirits. In your mercy and compassion walk with us as we continue our journey of healing to create a future that is just and equitable. Lord, you are our hope. Amen
By the National and Torres Strait Islander Ecumenical Commission (www.ncca.org.au/natsiec) Used with permission.
Important Notices
School Locker
We would like to inform you about upcoming closure dates for our Oxley Superstores annual stocktake.
The store will be closed from Monday 2 June to Tuesday 3 June, with operations resuming as usual on Wednesday 4 June.
Rhianna Beggs School Locker Institution Support Manager
Around the College
ICAS Competition
ICAS Competition
Within our College community, there are students who shine brightly, displaying exemplary dedication and Academic talent. They deserve to be recognised. This year we are giving students the opportunity to showcase and celebrate their talents in the ICAS Competition.
What is ICAS?
ICAS is an online Academic competition that gives students the opportunity to challenge their higher order thinking and problem-solving skills. This year, St Peters Lutheran College Springfield will offer students in Years 2 - 10 competition access in English, Mathematics and Science.
ICAS evaluates student performance against other competition entrants across the state and nation. The data reveals student strengths and weaknesses and can help you recognise and support your child's Academic journey.
Every student who participates in ICAS is celebrated with a printed certificate, and an online results report to track development each year. Top performers are eligible for one of the highly coveted ICAS medals.
Your child’s ICAS certificates will show their results and the login details, “TAP ID and Pin”. You will use these to enter the ICAS Results Portal: https://orti.icasassessments.com/ortiStudent
How to participate in ICAS
If you wish for your child to participate in ICAS this year, please access the Parent Portal to register for your chosen subjects. Visit our shop and use our PPS code to log in:
Registration for all ICAS subject areas closes on Monday 28 July at 11:59pm.
This year, our students can elect to sit the following assessments:
Subject
Sitting Date
Cost (AU$)
English
Monday 11 August 2025 at 3:00pm (Location TBC)
$20.95
Science
Monday 18 August 2025 at 3:00pm (Location TBC)
$20.95
Mathematics
Monday 25 August 2025 at 3:00pm (Location TBC)
$20.95
Importantly, please note that the College will not facilitate any catch-up ICAS testing sessions if your child is unable to attend. Please also note, we cannot facilitate refunds or make alterations as all money is paid directly to ICAS Assessments.
Ms Sarah Gunn-Glazebrook Head of Learning and Innovation
Primary Years
National Simultaneous Story Time
National Simultaneous Story Time is a day held annually when a picture book (This year's title: The Truck Cat, written by Australian Author, Deborah Frenkel and Australian Illustrator Danny Snell) is read around the Country on 21 May, 2025 in libraries, schools, pre-school and bookshops.
Teacher Librarian, Mrs Rowling, is seen here reading to Ms Chelsea Ryan's Year 1 Class at St Peters Lutheran College at Springfield to encourage the love of reading for pleasure.
Helen Rowling Teacher Librarian (for Susan Roser)
Secondary Years
Celebrating Academic Growth and Excellence – Term 3 Academic Assembly
We are proud to announce that our Secondary Years Academic Assembly will be held early in Term 3, celebrating the outstanding Academic achievements of our students from Semester 1.
This special event will recognise students who have demonstrated dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to their learning journey through two key awards:
Academic Improvement Certificate
Awarded to students who have shown significant Academic growth:
Years 7-10: An increase of 0.5 or more in GPA from the previous Semester.
Years 11-12: An increase of 3.3 or more in GPA from the previous Semester.
Personal Best Award
This award celebrates students who have achieved their highest GPA to date, over at least three Semesters of study, recognising their personal commitment to Academic excellence.
Please note: Year 7 students will become eligible for Academic awards in Semester 2, once they have completed one Semester of study and achieved a starting GPA.
We look forward to acknowledging the hard work and progress of our students, and we invite our College community to join us in celebrating their achievements.
Stay tuned for the official date and time of the Assembly.
Mr Joel Sheppard Year 10 Pastoral Care - VET Coordinator
Year 11 Business Team Places 2nd Nationally in QUT BlueShift Grand Final
We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible success of our Year 11 students who placed 2nd in the nation in the prestigious QUT BlueShift Business Case Competition. Awards were presented earlier this week at Assembly, and we couldn’t be prouder of their outstanding performance.
BlueShift is a nationally recognised business competition run by the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), where students are challenged to solve a real-world business problem. This year, the task was set by QUT Sport, asking students to deliver innovative solutions to a current issue facing their operations.
Our students first submitted a strategic slide deck, earning them a place in the national finals alongside top-performing teams from across Australia. In the finals round, they delivered a professional 10-minute pitch and responded to 5 minutes of live Q&A from a panel of judges—without knowing the questions in advance.
Their exceptional performance secured them a spot in the grand final, where they presented to an auditorium of peers and a new panel of judges. Facing intense scrutiny, our team demonstrated composure, insight, and professionalism well beyond their years. Although they were narrowly beaten in the final decision, placing 2nd in the country is an extraordinary achievement, and we are immensely proud.
Competitions like BlueShift are just one of the many exceptional opportunities available at our College. With increasing interest and participation, we hope to build formal business competition teams that allow senior students to mentor younger entrepreneurs, fostering leadership, innovation, and collaboration.
Students who are interested in taking part in future opportunities like this are encouraged to become actively involved in the Academic Portfolio, as similar experiences are available across many subject areas.
Congratulations again to our brilliant Year 11 team!
Mrs Natasha Banks Economics, Business and French Teacher
Get ready to Ignite Innovation at Our College
We are excited to announce that our Year 10 students will participate in Ignite - a dynamic, five-day entrepreneurial workshop that replaces the regular curriculum for one week and empowers students to become changemakers. The program culminates in a high-energy Showcase Event, where student teams pitch their own innovative, scalable, and sustainable business solutions to a panel of judges.
Led by experienced and engaging facilitators from Future Anything, Ignite begins with students reflecting on their personal passions and lived experiences. They form teams of up to five, united by a shared desire to solve a meaningful problem. Using design thinking and cutting-edge entrepreneurial tools, students will ideate, prototype, and develop business models for their unique solutions.
To make this experience even more impactful, we are inviting members of our College community; parents, Old Scholars, local business owners, and professionals to get involved. Whether you can offer mentorship, provide feedback, or serve as a judge during the Showcase Event, your insights and experience can make a real difference in guiding and inspiring our young innovators.
If you are interested in being part of this exciting journey, please reach out to Mr Joel Sheppard – j.sheppard@stpeters.qld.edu.au.
Let’s work together to ignite the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Mr Joel Sheppard Year 10 Pastoral Care - VET Coordinator
Performing Arts
Art News
Be on time, Be prepared, Be a leader, Believe! This week is a busy one for Performing Arts
The Joy of Music
Music is a present tense experience, one in which the listener is not merely an observer but an active participant.
Acknowledgement of Country Workshop
On Monday 26 May we welcomed world famous musicians and Indigenous performer, Waveney Yasso to our College to lead us in cocreating a musical Acknowledgment of Country. A cross section of students from throughout the College worked with Waveney in a one-hour workshop. Thanks to Mrs Schmeider for organising this opportunity for our students and our College. Post workshop Waveney will complete the song, create backing tracks and arrange for different instrumental configurations that we can use at functions.
English Speaking Union Competition
Ruby W, Callum V and Ruhika S competed last week in this competition. The competition was of a very high standard all students represented St Peters brilliantly. Ruhika was successful in making it through the Finals in June. Her topic was "The universe is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper" Eden Phillpotts / William Butler Yeats. Thanks to Mrs Kathy Wilson for her guidance of these students and we look forward to celebrating their achievements.
Ipswich Eisteddfod
There have been several students across a range of year levels who have participated in the Ipswich Junior Music Eisteddfod as soloists over the last few weeks. Thanks to the Private Tutors for offering these opportunities for constructive feedback and performing experience and the students who were acknowledged at Assembly.
Performing Arts Showcase Concerts
On Wednesday and Thursday this week the Junior High Precinct was the place to be to witness Plus Ultra from our Performing Arts Students. Over the two afternoons, families and friends were able to enjoy and appreciated the efforts of our young performers through their, speech and communication, dance and music instrumental and choral skills.
AVEO
On Friday Dolce Voce and selected soloists will perform to the residents of AVEO. Thanks to Mrs Schmeider, Ms Powell and Mrs Campbell for providing this additional performance opportunity to close a very productive week showcasing our creativity and dedication to Performing Arts pursuits.
SHEP
This weekend, Chen A, Mia B, Aanya D and Janya D will be attending the State Honours Ensemble Program held at the Griffith University, Conservatorium of Music at Southbank. During the three days the students will work with students from across the state led by leading national and international conductors, culminating in a concert on Sunday. We wish them well as they develop their sightreading, technical and Ensemble skills.
Studio Recitals
Next week on Monday and Thursday the Semester Studio Recitals will be held in the Learning Commons. The students performing are drawn from our Private Tuition Program and have been nominated by their Tutor and are reminded to perform in their full school uniform.
A Message the Australian Girls Choir Concerning their upcoming Open Day
Look no further than the Australian Girls Choir (AGC) because we encourage, challenge and inspire girls as they learn to sing, dance and perform. School aged girls are invited to come along to our June Open Day to try our fun and inclusive classes and learn more about being part of the AGC! Please visit our website to register to attend our free Open Day: ausgirlschoir.com.au/joinagc
Upcoming Events:
Friday 30 May – Sunday 1 June SHEP
Monday 2 June Studio Recitals
Thursday 5 June Studio Recitals
Wednesday 18 June Joyful Voices St Peters, Indooroopilly, Dolce Voce
Mrs Geraldine Campbell Performing Arts Coordinator
Sport
Springfield Sport
Greater Brisbane Conference Cross Country (GBC) – Runner-up Percentage Trophy
A huge congratulations to all students who participated in the recent GBC Cross Country event recently. We continued our fantastic results from the Swimming Carnival to showcase our College's talents.
St Peters results:
2nd overall on Percentage
2nd overall for Girls Percentage
3rd overall for Boys Percentage
We also placed 4th in Aggregate, with strong finishes in the U15 Girls and Open Girls, both placing 3rd.
Special mentions to our medal winners:
Olivia A – Gold
Molly L – Bronze
Isaac K – Bronze
Well done to all who represented the College with pride.
National Track and Field Success
Congratulations to the students who have recently been competing in track and field events across Australia.
A special shout-out to Sophie M and Mia K, who represented Queensland with outstanding achievements:
Mia K broke the Javelin record
Sophie M placed 2nd in High Jump
Incredible effort from both students – we are very proud of you.
Springfield Track and Field Training
Track and field training is now underway and runs every Wednesday and Friday morning at 6:15am with Coach Marty and her team.
These sessions are essential for students preparing for AIC, QGSSSA, GBC, and upcoming trial events.
If you are interested in joining, please speak to Mr Reed for more information.
Running Club - Tuesday
Please note Running Club will be moving to a Friday morning from Week 8, this is to align with our Track & Field Program. Now that the Cross Country Season is slowing down, these sessions will focus more on middle distance events in preparation for the Track and Field season. All students who aspire to represent the College at AIC, QGSSSA, GBC, and upcoming trial events are encouraged to attend.
Sports Bus Bookings
Students participating in Sport at Indooroopilly must book a seat on the Term 2 Sports Bus via the 2025 SFD Sport Bus Manifest on Teams. This must be done through the student’s account. For assistance, please contact k.reed@stpeters.qld.edu.au.
Central Comets District Trials
Students who wish to trial for all upcoming Central Comets District Trials are encouraged to view the 2025 District Calendar. Please send all nominations directly to k.reed@stpeters.qld.edu.au.
Mr Kale Reed Head of Sport Springfield
Girls Sport
Semester 1 Sports Awards
Save the Date – Tuesday evening, 17 June 2025
Award winners and families will receive an invitation to attend via email in Week 8.
QGSSSA CROSS COUNTRY
QGSSSA Championship – Saturday 24 May
Congratulations to the 72 members of our QGSSSA Cross Country team who achieved incredible results at the QGSSSA Cross Country Championships on Saturday. All competitors showed incredible determination and resilience during their run, while also demonstrating school spirit throughout the Championship.
Highlights:
Overall 4th place in the Aggregate Cup
2nd Place in 16 Years Age Pennant and 2nd Place in Open Multiclass Pennant
Juliana S (Year 8) placed 2nd in the 13 Years 3km
Gemma D (Year 8) placed 2nd in the 14 Years 3km
Zoe R (Year 9) placed 7th in the 14 Years 3km
Claire R (Year 9) placed 8th in the 14 Years 3km
Lilja J (Year 9) placed 8th in the 15 Years 3km
Ava K (Year 11) placed 5th in the 16 Years 3km
Sienna B (Year 10) placed 9th in the 16 Years 3km
Mia K (Year 10) placed 2nd in the Open Multiclass 1.5km event
A big thank you to our Captain, Jade H (Year 12), Vice-Captain, Ava K (Year 11), and Head Coach, Mrs Kerry Schrieber, for their support and leadership of our team.
Community Run Club continues on Monday and Friday mornings, 6:30am–7:30am, departing from the Internal Bus Stop. Check the St Peters App regularly for the latest training schedule.
BSRA Rowing
St Peters Girls Shine at the BSRA Indoor Rowing Championships - Tuesday, 20 May
The annual BSRA Indoor Rowing Championships lit up All Hallows School last Tuesday evening, delivering another thrilling showcase of grit, endurance, and school spirit. Held each May, this event brings together rowers from all BSRA schools to compete head-to-head on ergometer machines in both individual and team events. It’s not just about the results, it’s a test of personal strength, mental toughness, and team unity as girls strive to set PBs, break records, and put their training to the test.
This year’s competition was fierce, with schools across the region turning out top performances, but the St Peters squad stood tall with a series of outstanding results.
Podium Results:
Gold – Year 8 Individual 500m: Amelia K delivered a sensational sprint to claim first place in her division, showing incredible power and composure under pressure. Silver – Year 11 Individual 2000m: Steph P rowed with precision and endurance to earn a hard-fought second place in a gruelling test of stamina. Bronze – Year 11 Team 5 x 500m: The team of Steph P, Mia M, Jade M, Yoyo W, and Lily R pushed hard and put in a gutsy effort to claim third in a tight field.
Beyond the podium finishes, the evening was a testament to the strength, spirit, and camaraderie of the St Peters rowers. From cheering each other on to delivering personal bests, the Saints showed what it means to compete as a team.
Congratulations to all the girls and competitors on a night of strong performances and unforgettable moments. With the regatta season on the horizon, the momentum is building. Let’s Go Saints!
Lachlan Allen Director of Rowing
QGSSSA TRACK AND FIELD
We have now commenced our pre-season training for QGSSSA Track & Field!
Please click here to sign on for the QGSSSA Track & Field Season!
Preseason training began on Tuesday 6 May, on Mayer Oval and at the Cricket Nets. Training times will be as follows:
Tuesday AM: 6:15am to 7:30am Thursday AM: 6:15am to 7:30am
We encourage students to continue to attend the preseason sessions as we look forward to a fantastic Track and Field Season in 2025!
QGSSA Track and Field Key Dates – Term 3
Meet 1 – Week 4, Friday 8 August Meet 2 – Week 5, Friday 15 August Meet 3 – Week 6, Friday 22 August Meet 4 – Week 7, Friday 29 August Meet 5 – Week 8, Wednesday 3 September Meet 6 – Week 9, Friday 12 September QGSSSA Championships – Thursday 18 September
A reminder that there have been several changes to fixture dates. Please check the St Peters App for updated draws.
Week 6 – Friday 30 May, Round 9 vs Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School (Away) Reconciliation Round
Week 7 – Friday 6 June, Round 1 (rescheduled) vs Brisbane State High School (Away)
On Friday 30 May, all schools in the QGSSSA community will recognise Reconciliation Round during National Reconciliation Week (27 May–3 June). National Reconciliation Week is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. The theme for 2025, 'Bridging Now to Next', reflects the ongoing connection between past, present, and future, and calls on all Australians to step forward together, to look ahead, and continue the push forward as past lessons guide us.
To recognise the occasion, our Open teams will wear their Indigenous jerseys, and our football teams will gather for a smoking ceremony before the games begin. Additionally, IGGS’s Dahdi students will provide Indigenous face painting for our basketball and touch football teams.
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Coordinator: Miss Laura Buckby – l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Only one more round before finals start! Please refer to the St Peters App for the latest draw.
QGSSSA WINTER SPORT
Trials and training for winter fixtures will begin this week! Please make sure you are checking the St Peters App for the Term 2 training schedules and updates.
Winter Fixtures Trial vs Somerville House
The draw will be released via the St Peters App in Week 8.
Tennis – Saturday 14 June at SomerFields Netball – Saturday 14 June at Harts Rd Courts Hockey – Saturday 14 June (TBC) at UQ Playing Fields Volleyball – Saturday 14 June at Indoor Court
Term 2-3 Sports Coordinators
Before contacting our coordinators, please check to see if the information you require is available on the St Peters App.
In line with the College Uniform Policy, students are to be reminded that they are required to attend cocurricular sport in full St Peters Lutheran College uniforms, whether they are a player representing the College or attending as a spectator.
Student Achievements
Water Polo
Congratulations to Lily E (Year 9) and Cooper K (Year 10) who were named in the U15 Queensland State squad following their performance at the Water Polo State Titles and Australian Youth Championships.
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
Boys Sport
Updates and draws for Boys Sport are available via the app.
