At the heart of our Primary Years Programme (PYP) lies a commitment to nurturing the whole child - intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically. Life-wide learning is a powerful expression of this commitment, recognising that meaningful learning happens not only in the classroom but across a variety of contexts, experiences, and relationships.

Our students have embraced life-wide learning through a rich tapestry of experiences that reflect the PYP’s transdisciplinary approach and its emphasis on agency, inquiry, and real-world connections.

Outdoor Education: Building Confidence and Connection

Our Outdoor Education program this term has been a highlight for Prep, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 4 Students. The Prep and Year 1 Day Camp offered a joyful introduction to outdoor learning, where students explored nature, built resilience, and strengthened friendships through collaborative play and problem-solving activities. The students enjoyed circus skills, African Drumming, Camp songs and a gruelling obstacle course. For our Year 2 students, the day camp at Emu Gully was an opportunity to develop independence, take responsible risks, and deepen their understanding of the natural world. Our Year 4 students had their first overnight stay, which created lifelong memories and an opportunity to assist them in demonstrating their risk-taking skills and opportunities for growth.

These experiences are deeply aligned with the PYP’s learner profile attributes, particularly risk-takers, communicators, and caring. They also support the development of Approaches to Learning (ATL) skills such as self-management, social skills, and thinking skills.

The Arts Showcases: Creativity in Action

Life-wide learning also flourished through our vibrant Arts Showcases. Across the Primary Years, students have expressed themselves through, music, dance, and drama - bringing their inquiries to life in creative and compelling ways. These showcases are a celebration of student voice, imagination, and collaboration.

Whether it was a Prep student painting their understanding of community, or a Year 2 ensemble performing a musical piece inspired by their unit on storytelling, the Arts have provided a dynamic platform for students to connect learning across disciplines and share their growth with the wider school community.

Looking Ahead

As we continue to foster life-wide learning, we remain committed to creating environments where every child feels empowered to explore, create, and connect. Through outdoor education, the arts, and the PYP framework, our students are developing the skills and dispositions they need to thrive - not just in school, but in life.

Lia Sabri
Head of Primary Years

Friday 24 October

• Welcome to Junior High
• Prep – Year 2 Excursion

Monday 27 October

• Year 12 QCAA Exam Block commences
• 2026 Prep Orientation

Tuesday 28 October

• Year 7 Excursion
• Year 5 Kokoda Trip

Thursday 30 October

• Kindergarten Parent Information Evening
• Year 11 Retreat Day

Friday 31 October

• Grandparents Day (Primary)

Tuesday 11 November

• P&F AGM

Friday 21 November

• Year 12’s Last Day
• Year 12 Awards and Valedictory Ceremony

Please RSVP for Grandparents' Day via this link.

Jesus said, "whoever wishes to be great among you must be your servant … the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom." Matthew 20:24–28

In December, I am travelling to southern Germany and will visit a remote place near the border with the Czech Republic called Flossenbürg. I’m going to Flossenbürg because it is the site where one of my heroes was killed, Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran pastor and theologian during the Nazi regime.

Bonhoeffer is a hero for me, not just because he was a Lutheran, or because he smuggled Jews out of Germany, or secretly passed information to the British, or even because he was part of a plot with some of his family to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Bonhoeffer is an inspiration for me because of the type of leadership he exercised. Bonhoeffer practised sacrificial, servant leadership. He not only sacrificed himself for what he believed was right and necessary, but he also demonstrated servant leadership throughout his life.

We often talk about servant leadership in Lutheran or Christian schools, especially at this time of the school year, when student leaders are appointed to various roles. Servant leadership is not just about helping others but also about sacrificing what you want for the sake of the community you belong to, are helping to lead, and whose mission you participate in.

Here are two examples of this from Bonhoeffer’s life. In 1932, when Bonhoeffer travelled to the United States to study at a New York university, he had the opportunity to remain in America to pursue an academic career. But when Hitler came to power in Germany, he decided to return to his homeland because he desired to be with his people and help his country, regardless of what had happened.

During the war, after leading an underground training school for pastors, Bonhoeffer joined the military and covertly participated in a plot to kill Hitler. The assignation failed, the conspirators were rounded up, and Bonhoeffer was imprisoned in Berlin for two years. While he was imprisoned, he befriended a military guard who offered to help him escape. But Bonhoeffer, true to his servant nature, declined, as he didn’t want any repercussions for his family.

Throughout his life, Bonhoeffer pointed to sacrificial servanthood over personal charisma or power. He viewed leadership as an act of costly discipleship that involves sacrifice and surrendering oneself to God. He pointed people to the dangers of the popular leader who is allowed by the masses to gain excessive power. Bonhoeffer argued that a true leader must be able to disappoint their followers to avoid becoming an idol. This is a sobering lesson for all leaders to learn: You are going to disappoint people. People will look to their leaders for all the answers, to solve their problems, and to do the work they need to do. But Bonhoeffer reminds us, "The true leader must always be able to disappoint". Another person I heard at a conference recently said a leader can be called a 'Chief Disappointment Officer'.

Leadership in our college communities is not about power for the self, nor is it about looking good in front of others. It’s not about getting others to do what we don’t want to do, nor is it about doing everything perfectly and completely. Jesus shows us that servant leadership is about listening as much as talking, modelling as much as delegating, accepting our limitations, vulnerabilities, and mistakes. It is sacrificial just as Jesus came into the world to sacrifice himself.

Bonhoeffer reminds us that the tendency to desire power and greatness is within all of us. But when it comes to our life together as a Christian community, that way of being and leading is destructive and leads to disintegration.

Leadership in our college community here at St Peters means serving sacrificially. It involves disappointing others, accepting your limitations and learning Jesus' upside-down values, especially his forgiveness and grace, which enables us to see beyond ourselves into the needs of others, our school community, and the world.

May God bless Springfield and Indooroopilly campuses with such leaders. Amen.

Tim Jarick
Senior Chaplain 

Arise Live is an event for youth and young adults and for those young at heart, held in Junior High Precinct at St Peters. With a focus on music, a message from God’s word, food and friendship, this will be a fun night for all. Come and be encouraged in your journey of faith with other young people.

Last week, our Year 4 students embarked on their very first overnight camp. This was an exciting milestone filled with fun, friendship, and new challenges! The camp provided a wonderful opportunity for students to build resilience and confidence while strengthening their connections with peers and teachers.

Throughout the two days, students took part in a variety of engaging activities designed to develop teamwork, resilience, and problem-solving skills. They aimed high in archery, scaled new heights on the rock-climbing wall, and discovered their adventurous side through bush skills, where they learned how to build a campfire and cook delicious damper safely. Team-building challenges encouraged cooperation and communication, while the circus skills session had everyone juggling, spinning, and laughing together.

Some student reflections are:-

Sriram – “I felt proud when I reached the fourth panel in the rock climbing because it was my first time, so I wasn’t sure I would get so high.”

Mia – “I learned that I can give things a good try and keep going, even when I sometimes think I can’t.”

Carter – “I grew as a learner by learning bush skills, how to make a fire safely and cook damper.”

Noah – “Ollie helped me when I was on the climbing wall because, even though I was tired, he cheered me on, which helped me get to the top.”

Ethan – “A proud moment for me at camp was achieving my goal of climbing all the way to the second panel from the top on the rock-climbing wall.”

Enrique – “A big shout-out to Gurshawn for showing great leadership by encouraging me to climb higher on the rock wall.”

Amal – “A special shout-out to Melody for showing kindness in making sure everyone in our cabin felt happy and safe.”

Aaryan – “I found archery challenging, especially aiming the bow at the target, but I kept trying and improved each time.”

For many, this was their first camp experience, and it was a huge success! Students returned home tired but proud, with stories of courage, friendship, and achievement. The camp was not only a highlight of the term but also a memorable step in their journey toward greater independence and self-belief.

Miss Katrina Hill (4S) and Mrs Kelly Stolz (4T)

Ensemble Attendance

As we navigate the numerous events between now and the end of the year, (see upcoming events list below) it is important that students are attending their cocurricular ensemble rehearsals. To maintain and continue to improve playing standards and to develop performing confidence, the expectation is that students are rehearsing their parts and arriving to rehearsals in a timely manner. Thank you for your attention to this matter, as there has been a slight drop in attendance noted at several ensembles that are performing in the coming weeks. If a student can no longer commit to an ensemble, as a matter of courtesy can the director please be notified in writing via email.

Performing Arts Showcase Concerts Term 4

Congratulations to all performers from the Semester 2 Performing Arts Showcase Concert held last Tuesday night. This showcase highlighted Poco Voce, all the string ensembles and the percussion and guitar ensembles plus a Speech and Communication soloist. Thanks to the Instrumental staff and ensemble directors.

Jacaranda Festival

Members of Allegro and Pizzicato Strings will be performing at the Jacaranda Festival this Saturday 25 October at 9:10am at the Evan Marginson Park, Goodna. Thanks to Ms Crellin for her work in preparing this ensemble for this performance as this presents a wonderful opportunity for the younger musicians to perform and promote our college in the wider community. Students are to arrive by 8:30am and be in full formal uniform, ensure you have your instrument, music and music folder. No parents or friends are permitted backstage. On arrival students are to meet staff at the front of stage.

ACM Piano Exams

Best wishes to Mrs Pomerenke’s piano students who will be sitting their exams next Monday. We look forward to celebrating your success when the results are received.

Studio Recitals

The Semester Two Studio Recitals will be held on Monday 27 and Thursday 30 October in the Learning Commons. Students will be nominated by their Private Tutor and then information will be sent to parents to nominate the preferred Recital Day and time. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the Recital start time so that your name can be marked off the roll, tuning and placement can occur and so that each Recital commences on time. Students are to wear the summer uniform with clean shoes and neat and tidy hair.

Christmas Carols

On Friday 7 November, the Christmas Carols will be held on the Concourse from 5pm-6pm. Choir and strings will rehearse during period 5, Rock Band at 2:50pm – 3pm. Performers are to wear the college summer uniform with Christmas accessories and arrive by 4:30pm and meet in the HUB which will be the dressing room for all performers. Please ensure musicians have their instruments with them that day.

Year 3 and Year 5 Presentations

After a semester of learning within the Music Education Program, Year 3 Strings will perform on Wednesday 19 November (Week 7) 8:05am - 9:05am and Year 5 Band on Wednesday 26 November (Week 8) Lesson 1 8:05am – 9 :05am. Further details to be communicated from Mrs Sarah Schmeider.

Upcoming Events

• 27 October – ACM Piano Exams
• 27 October – Studio Recital 3:00pm
• 30 October – Studio Recitals 3:00pm and 5:00pm
• 7 November – Christmas Carols 5:00pm-6:00pm
• 19 November – Year 3 Strings Performance 8:05am
• 21 November – Year 12 Valedictory Service
• 26 November – Junior Creative Showcase
• 26 November – Year 5 Band Performance 8:05am
• 28 November – Primary Celebration Service
• 29 November – 30 November – SHEP Primary
• 1 December – Secondary Presentation Evening

Mrs Geraldine Campbell
Performing Arts Coordinator

Sports Bus Bookings

Students participating in AIC, QGSSSA, and SPW Sports at Indooroopilly must book a seat on the Term 4 Sports Bus via the 2025 SFD Sport Bus Manifest on Teams. This must be done through the student’s account. For assistance, please contact l.jacobs@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

GBC Term 1 Registration (2026)

Be part of St Peters Springfield history! Students in Years 6–11 are invited to register for Term 1, 2026 GBC Sport and help establish the foundation of sport at Springfield.

• Sports on offer include Volleyball and AFL for boys, and Basketball and AFL for girls. Students must be available for training during the week and games on Saturdays, with schedules, trials and fixtures to be confirmed next term.
• GBC games will be held on Saturdays between 8.00am and 11.30am, either at home or away.

Please refer to emails to access the registration link today!

AFL Schools Cup – Senior Girls State Champions

What an incredible journey for our St Peters Senior Girls AFL team, coached by Springfield’s own Mr Chris Cant. From being unseeded to taking down an undefeated powerhouse in the Grand Final, the girls showed unbelievable grit, pressure, and teamwork.

Special mention to:

Aiyana P, who booted 4 goals in the preliminary final

Alexis T, whose relentless pressure and work rate set the tone all weekend

From unseeded underdogs to State Champions, we are the first private school to win a title in the girls’ competition! This is a legacy the entire St Peters community can be proud of. The start of something truly special for St Peters Girls AFL!

Kale Reed
Head of Sport Springfield

Congratulations

Congratulations to Kai G (Year 12) on an incredible performance representing Australia at the recent New Zealand National Pool Rescue Championships! Competing in both the U19 and Open categories, Kai raced against some of the world's best and came home with PBs across every event and a haul of medals that cement him as Australia's top athlete for his age.

• 7 x U19 medals (including 6 Silver and a Gold in 50m Swim with Fins)
• 4 x Open medals (including 3 Silver and a Gold in 6 x 50m Mega Relay mixed team)

An outstanding effort, Kai!

AIC Track & Field Championships

The St Peters 2025 Boys AIC Track & Field Team finished strong last Friday, recording third place. On aggregate points, Marist College Ashgrove finished first, Iona College second, and St Peters finished third. St Peters ended Day 1 in fourth place after a competitive first day. Mr Nodwell spoke with the boys before Friday, instilling in them a sense of belief and the need to fight for every point, as there were only 35 points separating second from eighth place. 

Congratulations to Ben Cohen (Year 7), who broke the U12 200m record of 26.24, held since 2015, with a time of 26.01.

A number of students gained individual success on the day, including in Division A events:

• Ben C (12 Years) – 1st 100m, 200m, 400m
• Jay K (13 Years) – 1st Shotput
• Mazen M (14 Years) – 1st 100m, 200m
• Tom S (15 years) – 1st Javelin
• Tristan Barclay (Open) – 1st High Jump
• Theo H (Open) – 1st 200m
• U14 4x100m Relay – 1st Dylan R, Kaiser M, Alex L, Mazen M

Age Group Placings

• Primary – 8th
• 12 Years – 5th
• 13 Years – 6th
• 14 Years – 2nd
• 15 Years – 5th
• 16 Years – 6th
• Opens – 6th
• Overall – 3rd 

I would like to extend my thanks to Marty Stolberg for her coordination of coaches and the level of detail and pride that each coach has in helping every athlete be the best they can be. With countless hours on the track, field, or around the selection table, we ensure we put our best foot forward. The Captains Paul D, Will J, and Theo H were great ambassadors for their fellow athletes, providing feedback and support to our younger athletes throughout the meets and championships. 

2026 Pre-season Sport

To prepare for 2026 Sport, the following sports will begin pre-season trials and training in Week 4 to ensure students can hit the ground running when they return from holidays in January.

• AIC Australian Rules
• AIC Volleyball
• AIC Swimming (began this week)
• AIC Cricket (students not participating in MSW from Week 4 can train with their year level)

For our St Peters sporting programs to positively develop and grow, it is paramount that our students attend training sessions for their chosen sport, so they can improve and refine sport-specific skills and build cohesion amongst their team-mates. If students are unable to attend some training sessions, it is vital that their absence is communicated to their coaches first, and also the respective coordinator/s.

YEAR 7 2026 INVITATION TO TRAIN

Students entering Year 7 at St Peters next year are invited to come along and experience one of the four Boys Sports that are offered in Term 1 2026. This opportunity is open to all Year 7 boys in 2026, including continuing Year 6 boys of St Peters Indooroopilly and all new students joining the College. We would like to invite you to attend our 'Opportunity to train' sessions for Australian Rules, Volleyball, Cricket, and Swimming. These sessions will provide a sample of what is on offer at St Peters. Please note that our coaches are very experienced and will ensure the sessions are enjoyable and appropriate for all boys. 

Please find attached a flyer with more information, including dates, times and location, and a College map to locate our Sport facilities and fields. To sign up, please use the link below:

Year 7 Boys Introduction to 2026 AIC Term 1 Sport – CLICK HERE

While we understand how busy the final weeks of Year 6 can be, the aim of these sessions is to provide you and your son with an opportunity to meet new friends, parents, our wonderful Sport staff, and our Sport coaches ahead of 2026. 

All the above Associated Independent Colleges (AIC) sports commence in Term 1, 2026. Preparation for the Swimming season will begin in the last week of the holidays with a swim camp, the AIC season sport fixtures (Australian Rules, Volleyball, and Cricket) commence in Week 1, with trial games against other AIC Colleges. 

Below are the respective Term 1 Coordinators for each AIC Sport. Please contact them directly if you have any further questions or concerns:

• Australian Rules – Mr Tyrell Barker t.barker@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• Cricket – Mr Gary Munday g.munday@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• Volleyball – Miss Laura Buckby l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au
• Swimming – Mr Daniel Fraser d.fraser@stpeters.qld.edu.au

TOUCH

The invitational carnival is being held at Iona College playing fields, with St Peters entering a Years 5/6 (Friday afternoon), Year 7, Years 8/9 and Years 10/11 team. Wishing our boys the best of luck for Saturday. Please see the app for the draw.

Water Polo

The invitational carnival is being held at Marist College Pool with St Peters entering a Year 7, Years 8/9 and Years 10/11 team. Wishing our boys the best of luck for Sunday. We look forward to building on the success of last year! Please see the app for the draw.

2026 Leaders of Sport

Nominations are now open for Captain and Vice-Captain roles in each sport for 2026, available to current Years 10 and 11 students. Applications close at 5:00pm, Friday 24 October. Click HERE to nominate/apply.

STUDENT SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

To help St Peters celebrate the sporting achievements of students who have competed in State or National teams, please complete the Microsoft form – CLICK HERE

With hundreds of athletes competing in dozens of sports, this will help us ensure your child's achievements are acknowledged and can be considered for College celebrations.

ST PETERS semester 2 AIC SPORT COORDINATORS

AIC Touch Coordinator – Mr Tyrell Barker t.barker@stpeters.qld.edu.au
AIC Water Polo – Miss Hannah Le Sage h.lesage@stpeters.qld.edu.au

WET WEATHER AND CANCELLATIONS

With regards to wet weather and any unforeseen or potential cancellations of AIC sports, please ensure that you keep an eye out for notifications and alerts via the St Peters App. We will endeavour to keep everyone updated on both training cancellations and game day changes as the week progresses.

Dan Fraser
Boys Sport Coordinator

AFLQ Schools Cup – State Champions

Saints Soar to Glory – St Peters Senior Girls Claim AFLQ Schools Cup Title

The St Peters Lutheran College Senior Girls AFL team has made history, winning the 2025 AFLQ Schools Cup Senior Girls Division in a spectacular display of teamwork, resilience, and skill.

The campaign began quietly back in early Term 3, when the girls faced Kedron State High School in their opening fixture. From there, the Saints steadily marched through multiple knockout rounds, defeating some of Queensland’s top schools and, remarkably, taking down the top four seeds in the competition. Their journey culminated in a hard-fought Grand Final victory over powerhouse Palm Beach Currumbin—a team that hadn’t lost a match in six years.

Head Coach Mr Chris Cant could hardly contain his pride after the final siren.

"I couldn’t be prouder of the group. An outstanding achievement from an amazing bunch of footballers and young individuals," he said. 

Mr Cant admitted that coming into the final weekend, he wasn’t sure what to expect, but the team’s preparation and belief set the tone.

"We trained well in the lead up and I had belief the girls could give it a shake. Aside from maybe one quarter against Helensvale, I feel the girls played unbelievably all weekend. Our focus for the weekend was to apply physical pressure, chase, and harass, and the girls executed time and time again."

In the Grand Final, the Saints produced a performance for the ages.

"Against Palm Beach Currumbin, the girls played with an intensity that I had never seen before," Mr Cant reflected. "Not sure a team that hasn’t lost a game in six years had experienced the amount of pressure we applied when they had the footy."

Individual brilliance also shone through: Stella S was named Best on Ground for her outstanding performance across the weekend, while Amy S booted four goals in the Grand Final and Aiyana P kicked four in the preliminary final. Mr Cant was quick to credit the wider support network.

"So proud of everyone involved, including Ainslee Knight, Peter Hicks, and Dean Johnson, as well as all the girls in the squad. This is a legacy we can all be proud of and hopefully just the start of something special for the St Peters Australian Rules Girls Football program."

For the College, this victory is about more than just a trophy; it’s about setting a new standard. The newly established QGSSSA Australian Rules program has already proven itself among Queensland’s elite.

To the players, coaches, and everyone behind the scenes, congratulations on an unforgettable campaign and a legacy-defining moment. The Saints' spirit — courage, commitment, and teamwork — shone bright all season long.

Well done, Saints! Here’s to the beginning of something truly special for girls’ Australian Rules at St Peters.

Mr Peter Hicks
Girls AFL Coordinator

QGSSSA BADMINTOn

Well done to the St Peters students who took to the court for this year’s QGSSSA Badminton Championships over recent weekends. The girls played with skill, spirit, and determination, showing great teamwork and a strong sense of unity across both weekends.

It was wonderful to see their hard work at training come to life on the court, supported by enthusiastic teammates and dedicated coaches.

Thank you to all players and coaches for your commitment throughout the season. We’re proud of everyone involved and look forward to another exciting season in 2026!

Miss Emily Moore
Badminton Coordinator

QGSSSA JUNIOR AFL (YEAR 7–9)

We are looking forward to the upcoming Junior AFL season, starting this Saturday! Good luck to all students who are involved.

Please check the St Peters App for the training schedule and weekly draws. Students are reminded that any planned absences should be communicated in advance to Mr Hicks.

Please see below the competition dates:

• Week 1 – Saturday 25 October
• Week 2 – Saturday 1 November
• Week 3 – Saturday 8 November
• Week 4 – Saturday 15 November
• Week 5 – Saturday 22 November (Year 9A and Junior B only)

bASKETBALL – Champion Basketball School of Queensland

The St Peters Years 9/10 Girls Basketball team had an outstanding week at the Champion Basketball Schools Queensland (CBSQ) tournament, finishing second overall in Division 2. Initially placed in Division 3, the girls were bumped up a division and rose to the challenge, showing they could compete with some of the best schools in the state. Their result also secures qualification for next year’s Championship Division, which is a fantastic achievement for this young group.

The team opened the tournament with a tough loss to Bremer State High School. From that point on, they responded brilliantly, tightening up defensively, moving the ball with purpose, and improving with each game.

Their semi-final matchup was a rematch against Bremer, turning into one of the most exciting games of the tournament. The girls displayed composure under pressure, executing well in the final minutes to claim a thrilling one-point victory and secure their spot in the grand final.

In the final, St Peters faced a talented and athletic Capalaba State College team. Despite battling hard and competing until the end, the girls went down by ten points, finishing as Division 2 runners-up.

This result caps off a fantastic campaign where the team showed great resilience, discipline, and togetherness on and off the court. Their ability to adjust, compete, and perform in critical moments was a real highlight. Congratulations to all players on a tremendous effort, you’ve done the College proud!

Miss Georgia Smith
Basketball Coordinator & Year 9/10 Girls Coach

OPENS BMJC WATER POLO

Congratulations to the following students who have been named in the Open St Peters Water Polo team, playing in the BMJC Competition. The team has had a great start to the competition with a win and a draw. Good luck for the rest of the season, girls!

• Lara N (Captain)
• Jess B (Captain)
• Sophie M
• Charlotte M
• Grace W
• Imogen D
• Cooper K
• Greer C
• Annabelle D
• Gabby F
• Olivia K
• Nyssa R
• Arlette W
  

Miss Hannah Le Sage
Water Polo Coordinator

Touch Football – aLL sCHOOLS

Congratulations to our U13, U15, and U18 teams for their impressive performances at the Queensland All Schools Touch Football tournament on the Gold Coast in Week 1. This event is the largest Touch Football tournament in the world, featuring over 8,000 participants from 580 teams representing schools from across Australia and internationally.

All three St Peters teams performed well, competing in several tightly contested matches. Their commitment, teamwork, and sportsmanship were evident across every game, and all players should be incredibly proud of their efforts against some of the strongest schools in the country.

It was fantastic to see all teams embrace the challenges of the competition, demonstrating remarkable growth in their skills and teamwork. Thank you to our coaches, Ropati, Matene, and Aidan for their care and guidance throughout the tournament.

Miss Laura Buckby
Touch Football Coordinator

Student Achievements

Equestrian – Interschool Nationals

Congratulations to Jessica B (Year 9), who finished 6th in her class (EVA80cm) at the Interschool Equestrian Nationals over the holidays with her horse Chance. A fantastic achievement, well done Jessica!

Queensland Schools Representative Baseball

Congratulations to Anouk N (Year 9), who has been selected in the merit team for the Queensland Schools Representative Girls Baseball Team (13–19 Years) following her participation in the Met West team last month. 

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