The St Peters community is invited to participate in a free webinar by SchoolTV.

Webinar: Digital Media Literacy & Safety (Part II)
Date: Tuesday, 17 June
Time: 7:30pm

This webinar will cover the following topics:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Misinformation & Algorithms
• Sexting & Sextortion
• Online Grooming

Please note: Participants MUST REGISTER PRIOR to the commencement of the webinar to gain access. Register via the above QR code or the following link:

http://indooroopilly-stpeters.qld.schooltv.me/webinar/qld-digital-media-literacy-safety-part-2Webinar Poster

Lisa Delaney
Deputy Head of College

"For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me. Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." Matthew 25:35–40

‘Love one another’
‘Care for one another’
‘Pray for one another’

The Bible is full of statements like these, and reminders that our relationship with God is one that prompts us to look after those around us. When we love our neighbours in practical ways, we are serving God.

We are created for relationship—with our Creator, and with those around us, in community. Understanding the needs of the community and meeting them with our gifts, talents, and resources is the way we live out our faith.

The beautiful thing about loving and serving others is that it doesn’t just benefit the one being served, but also the one serving. It is reciprocal. Our approach to service at St Peters is justice-oriented rather than charity-oriented. While we support numerous charities, we strive to do so in a way that allows us to hear their needs, see them as real people, and learn and grow from understanding who they are.

At Indooroopilly, we support a program called Work and Welcome, run by Multicultural Australia. Staff are able to donate part of their pay to support someone from a refugee or asylum seeker background to gain paid employment at the College for a term. We have been supporting this program since 2013 and have welcomed some wonderful people into our community through it.

At the beginning of Term 1 this year, we employed Tyler through Work and Welcome. He worked with the Events department, People and Culture, the Copy Centre, and also supported Year 10 students in their Entrepreneurial Studies unit, drawing on his past experience as a business owner in Botswana. As much as it benefited Tyler, it also benefited our entire community, as we learned from and about him, hearing his story and his journey from Uganda to Botswana to Australia. In a wonderful update, Tyler has now been employed full time in our IT department. He is loving his new role, and we are loving having him here! It has truly been a reciprocal and transformative experience for all involved.

Springfield students and staff are preparing for the World’s Greatest Shave next Friday afternoon, with significant funds and awareness already raised for this important cause. Student portfolio leaders are running this initiative, which has been a passion project since 2023, when Springfield College Captains had a personal connection with someone battling leukaemia. Students are using their heads, hearts, and hands to learn about leukaemia and the work of the Leukaemia Foundation, to understand the needs of people with leukaemia and those supporting them, and work towards supporting these needs with their time, talents, and resources. This outward-looking, other-centred focus is a great example of our commitment to growing Saints who serve, here at St Peters Lutheran College.

Renata Rankin
Director of Identity, Formation and Service

Tickets available via Eventbrite 

On 6 June, our Year 11 and 12 IB students joined together to serve others as part of their CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) program. Students could choose how they spent the lesson and in what way they wanted to give back to the wider community. Some students chose to help nature by either walking over to the St Lucia Community Garden to help the wonderful volunteers there with some maintenance tasks, or staying on site to help prepare the St Peters Rainforest for the Brisbane Native Plant Society meeting. Some students chose to use their creative side and help the Ministry Centre prepare for the Primary Years Walk My Way or the Woodrow Library with a yarn bomb wellbeing tree. Other options included cleaning and sorting equipment for the Lego Club, assisting the Lower Primary Library, and mentoring the young voices at the Primary Years choir rehearsal ahead of Friday night's concert.

This comes after a semester of our Year 11 IB students heading down to help the Year 1 and 3 students with literacy rotations during their CAS lesson on a Thursday Week B and many of our IB students helping run mini-Science experiments at the Under 8s day.

Thank you to all the St Peters staff involved in supporting these service initiatives and to Sue Bentley at the St Lucia Community Garden. CAS is one of the many features that distinguish the IB Diploma from other curricula. To find out more, please contact Ms Magar, Acting IB Diploma Programme Coordinator, at C.Magar@stpeters.qld.edu.au.

Susannah Treschman
IBDP Core Coordinator

Ms Lewis’s Retirement

After an outstanding 45 years of service to library services at St Peters, Ms Jan Lewis is retiring at the end of this term. During her time at Langer Library, Ms Lewis has dedicated herself to providing exceptional literature and information services, ensuring that Langer Library remains a thriving, vibrant heart of student learning. Her encyclopaedic knowledge of the collection and her uncanny ability to locate the perfect resource for any student or staff member are nothing short of legendary. Moreover, Ms Lewis’ positive and service-oriented nature, combined with her boundless energy for supporting student learning, has left an indelible mark on St Peters. We thank Ms Lewis for her dedication and passion and wish her God’s richest blessings as she begins the next exciting chapter.

Years 7–8 CBCA Readers Cup

Last Tuesday, two Years 7–8 Readers Cup teams participated in the CBCA Readers Cup competition at St Mary's College, Ipswich. The annual Readers Cup event challenges students to read widely, work collaboratively, and continue developing a love of reading. This year, the team read a range of texts, including contemporary, dystopian, mystery, and historical fiction (see covers below). Teams prepared during weekly meetings, discussing the novels and testing one another on the characters, settings, themes, and events of each book. Congratulations to these students for the way in which they represented the College in such a positive manner.

The Years 9–10 Readers Cup competition will take place in Week 3 of Term 3.

Holiday Borrowing

The upcoming school holidays provide the perfect opportunity for students to relax and enjoy a great book or two. Langer Library offers holiday borrowing for those students who have returned their overdue books. A reminder that overdue books may be extended if you have not finished reading them. Resources for assignments are also available for loan over the break, and passwords for our online databases can be found on Langer Library’s Firefly page. Students are encouraged to borrow before and after school or during break times in Week 9.

Early Close on Thursday 19 June

A reminder that Langer Library will close at 5:30pm on Thursday 19 June.

Christina Wheeler
Langer Library Teacher Librarian

At St Peters, we are proud to acknowledge the dedication of our Maths teachers, who continue to go above and beyond to support student learning through our voluntary, free Maths tutoring program. 

Open to all students, this initiative is having a genuine impact, regularly supporting up to 50 students across a range of year levels. What’s particularly commendable is the dedication of the students themselves. Even as the school day winds down, it’s not unusual to see more than 25 students still actively engaged in Maths at 5:00pm, guided by our passionate staff.

The program reflects the St Peters ethos of striving for academic excellence and supporting every student to achieve their personal best. It’s also a valuable opportunity for our Boarding students, who are encouraged to use these sessions to meet their study hour requirements.

As the famous mathematician Paul Halmos once said, "The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics." The enthusiasm and perseverance shown by our students and staff each week bring this quote to life.

Douglas Bransgrove
Curriculum Leader – Mathematics

During Terms 1 and 2, students across our Primary Years have been learning about the Zones of Regulation during Health lessons. This evidence-based framework helps children identify their feelings, understand how these feelings impact their behaviour, and use practical strategies to self-regulate. It’s all about building emotional awareness and resilience in ways that are developmentally appropriate and easy to use.

The Zones are colour-coded to make them easier to remember:

• Blue Zone – Feeling low: sad, tired, bored, unwell
• Green Zone – Feeling just right: calm, focused, happy, ready to learn
• Yellow Zone – Feeling a bit off: worried, silly, frustrated, anxious
• Red Zone – Feeling out of control: angry, panicked, overwhelmed

We encourage families to reinforce this learning at home. Here are five specific ways you can support your child:

1. Start a “Zone Check-In” Routine

Try doing a quick check-in before school, after school, or at bedtime. You can ask: “What zone are you in right now?” or “How are you feeling today?”

Use a printed Zones chart or draw your own together. Some families find it helpful to use fridge magnets or a whiteboard where children can move their name to the colour they’re feeling. 

You can access a printable version of a Zones Check-In chart for home use here.

2. Help Build a Personal Toolbox of Strategies

Work with your child to come up with specific strategies that help them feel better in each zone. For example:

Blue Zone: Have a cuddle, drink water, take a short walk
Green Zone: Keep going, praise effort, help someone else
Yellow Zone: Take 5 deep “rainbow” breaths, squeeze a stress ball, go outside for fresh air
Red Zone: Go to a quiet space, hug a pillow, count backwards from 20

Make a poster or toolkit they can refer to when they need help calming down or focusing. You can find the template here.

3. Model the Language of the Zones

Children learn by watching us. Say things like: “I’m feeling in the Yellow Zone because I’m running late. I’m going to take a few deep breaths to help me focus.”

This shows them it’s okay to feel different emotions and that we can manage them with tools and intention.

4. Connect Zones to Real-Life Situations

Help your child relate the Zones to their everyday experiences by reflecting on situations after they happen. For example, after a playdate or sports practice, you might say: “When you were waiting for your turn and started to feel impatient, do you think you were in the Yellow Zone?” OR “What helped you get back to Green?”

These casual conversations build your child’s self-awareness over time and show that emotions are normal and manageable in different parts of the day.

5. Celebrate Progress and Effort

When you notice your child using a tool or identifying their zone, call it out positively: “You recognised that you were feeling frustrated and took a break. What a great way to help yourself get back to green!” This builds your child’s confidence and reinforces the value of self-awareness and regulation.

Together, we can help children become more in tune with their emotions, more confident in expressing themselves, and more resilient in managing everyday challenges. If you'd like to access some of the Zones Resources to use at home, click here.

Jackie Yorke and Kym Nissen
Wellbeing and Positive Education Leaders

Our brilliant Year 5 da Vinci Decathlon team has brought home first place overall—an incredible achievement and no small feat! Competing against 15 other schools across ten challenging disciplines, they took away firsts in Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Cartography, and Legacy, plus a third in Creative Producers. Their win wasn’t just about academic excellence—their extraordinary collaboration skills and exemplary interpersonal skills were just remarkable! Congratulations to our champions!

Musicals have a unique and enduring place in our culture. For over a hundred years, they’ve been telling stories not just with words, but with unforgettable melodies, powerful lyrics, and heart-stirring emotion. Musicals have evolved in style, sound, and spectacle, giving us timeless classics and bold new voices.

The This is the Night Concert, on Friday 6 June, celebrated this rich musical legacy. The ten choirs of the St Peters choral program performed hits from Broadway musicals. From the soaring anthems of Wicked and the infectious energy of The Greatest Showman, to the heart-wrenching beauty of Porgy and Bess, the magical charm of Mary Poppins, and even the playful world of Dr Seuss, each song told a story of dreams, love, triumph, and laughter.

The nearly 400 choristers joined together at the end of the concert to perform 'This Is Me' from The Greatest Showman, a story that celebrates the beauty of embracing who we are, no matter how different or unique we might seem to the world. A very fitting way to conclude this performance by the choral community.

Congratulations to all of the performers and thank you to the accompanists, tutors, and conductors who supported them.

Christine Taylor
Co-Director of Cocurricular Music
Head of Choirs

We are delighted to invite St Peters Lutheran College community to attend the Opening Reception and Recital of the inaugural Marilyn Meier Chopin Award — a new national biennial competition celebrating the life and legacy of Dr Marilyn Meier, one of Australia’s most revered concert pianists, teachers, and mentors.

Date: Friday, 20 June
Time: 6:30PM
Location: St Peters Lutheran College Auditorium
Free Admission for St Peters students and staff

This prestigious award honors Dr Meier’s extraordinary musicianship, passion for teaching, and her lifelong devotion to the music of Frédéric Chopin — a composer who remained central to her career in both performance and research.

The evening will feature a special recital with live performances of Chopin’s works by four of Queensland’s most notable pianists: Mark Hooper; Daniel Johnson; Jenni Flemming and Max Foster.

We look forward to welcoming the St Peters community to an inspiring evening of music and tribute.

Christine Taylor
Co-Director of Cocurricular Music

Each year, St Peters Music Department invites Arts Professionals to lead Music Masterclass for the students involved in the music program during Terms 2 and 3.

A masterclass is an open lesson in which an expert musician works with a number of selected students in front of an audience. The intention is to provide a learning experience for the performers and audience members. Those in the audience benefit and learn from watching the performances and hearing the suggestions given to the performers by the expert teacher.

On Friday 20 June (3:30pm – 5:30pm), St Peters welcomes Jenni Flemming to lead a piano masterclass.

Jenni Flemming enjoys a busy and varied career as performer, teacher, adjudicator and examiner. A student of Max Olding and Pamela Page, Jenni also studied in the United States with Bela Siki and in the UK with Kendall Taylor. A national winner of the ABC Instrumental and Vocal Competition, Jenni has performed as soloist with the Queensland, Melbourne, Canberra and Adelaide Symphony Orchestras, the Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Queensland University Symphony Orchestra and the Hobart Chamber Orchestra. She has given concerts and broadcasts in Scandinavia, South East Asia, the USA and the United Kingdom.

Entry to the masterclass is free. There is something to learn for all students whether or not they are learning this instruments.

Students are requested to arrive on time and stay for the entire session. Parents are also welcome to attend.

Christine Taylor
Co-Director of Cocurricular Music

Term 3 Cocurricular live 

Our Term 3 Cocurricular Timetable is now available! You can view it via Firefly, where each activity is linked with further details, contact information, and booking instructions. 

At St Peters, we’re proud to offer a wide range of activities that support student wellbeing, personal growth, and social connection. While we encourage participation, we also value balance. Unstructured play and downtime are equally important, as they help children recharge, build resilience, and develop independence. 

We encourage families to take a balanced approach when selecting activities, ensuring students have the time and energy to engage meaningfully. For any questions, feel free to reach out to the relevant provider or primarycocurricular@stpeters.qld.edu.au

New Optional Sport Training Shirt & Jumper – Now Available

We’re excited to announce the launch of the new St Peters training shirt and grey Sport jumper, available to students in Years 4–6 as optional additions to the Cocurricular Sport uniform. These items have been designed to support students training before and after school by offering a more practical and consistent uniform option

Key details:

• Available in both Male and Female fit
• Purchase from School Locker – St Peters Indooroopilly
• Training Shirt: $41.95
• Grey Sport Jumper: $65.95
• Not to be worn during school time (8:00am – 3:10pm)

We hope these new additions help students feel prepared and comfortable as they train and represent St Peters with pride. For more information click here

Learn to swim term 3

Our Learn to Swim program returns in Term 3, offering lessons for students of all abilities to build confidence, develop technique, and enjoy the water in a supportive environment.
Click here for more information and to register

Primary Track & Field Carnivals

The Prep–Year 3 Track & Field Morning will be held on Wednesday 18 June on Stolz Oval, with a focus on participation, teamwork, and fun. The Years 4–6 Track & Field Carnival will take place on Friday 20 June on Mayer Oval, where students will compete in a variety of events for House points and Age Champion recognition.

Years 4–6 students wishing to be eligible for Age Champion must nominate by Thursday 12 June at 3:00pm. For more information, please click here.

Term 3 CoCurricular Information

Keep an eye out for our Term 3 cocurricular information, coming out in Week 8! There are lots of exciting activities on offer, and this will help families plan ahead and organise their schedules for a smooth and active start to the new term.

Next gen rugby clinic

Primary SPORT term 2/3 sign ons

AIC RUGBY LEAGUE INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Tuesday / Thursday Training / Saturday AM Matches

AIC TENNIS INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Friday PM Training / Saturday AM Matches

TRACK & FIELD INFORMATION CLICK HERE

AIC BASKETBALL INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Friday PM Fixtures

Cocurricular sport uniform expectations

Please ensure you’re aware of the latest uniform guidelines for all cocurricular Sports activities. Updated expectations help our students represent St Peters with pride and consistency. Click the link below to view the most recent uniform information:

CLICK HERE TO VIEW

St peters app - SPORT

We encourage all families to download the St Peters App to stay informed with the latest updates. In the event of cancellations or changes to activities, clubs, or sports due to weather or other circumstances, we will send push notifications through the app. This ensures you receive important information quickly and directly.

Download the App today to stay connected!

REPRESENTATIVE SPORT

Please see the Northern Eagles calendar currently available on the St Peters App. Information regarding Term 1 District nominations have been shared via email to all students. Students need to be part of a St Peters 'A Team' standard or play club at a high level to be nominated. A final decision on nominations will be at the discretion of the Sports Department. Further nomination information will be emailed to students at the start of each term. For more information click here.

CELEBRATING PRIMARY SPORTING SUCCESS

If you would like to share your sporting success, no matter how big or small, I would love to hear about it. Please send the details to b.shields@stpeters.qld.edu.au

WET WEATHER AND CANCELLATIONS

With regards to wet weather and any unforeseen or potential cancellations of AIC Sports, please ensure 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.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

Term 2

Wednesday 18 June – Prep–Year 3 Interhouse Track and Field Carnival at Stolz Oval
Friday 20 June – Years 4–6 Interhouse Track and Field Carnival at Mayer Oval 

Term 3

18/19 July – AIC Trial Round – Tennis/Basketball/Rugby League
23/24 July – Northern Eagles Track and Field
25/26 July – AIC Round 1 - Tennis/Basketball/Rugby League
28 July – Andrews Cup Track and Field Metro Meet #1
5 August – Andrews Cup Track and Field Metro Meet #2
11 August – Andrews Cup Track and Field Metro Meet #3
24 August – Graceville Hounds Touch Round 1
25 August – Inter-Lutheran Track and Field Championships
28 August – AIC Track and Field Meet #1
1/2 September – Met West Track and Field
3 September – AIC Track and Field Meet #2
11 September – AIC Track and Field Meet #3
17 September – AIC Track and Field Meet #4
9/10 October – AIC Track and Field Championships

Ben Shields
Primary HPE & Sport Coordinator

As the end of the AIC Term 2 Sport season nears its conclusion, we look forward to the final round against St Laurence’s College. Friday night features our Chess teams competing for the aggregate in a Grand Final against St Laurence’s college, with the majority of our teams occupying first and second place respectively. We are looking forward to seeing our boys bring home the aggregate and compete for Premierships in the Senior A, Senior B, and Intermediate A divisions.

On Saturday, it will be a great day with all teams for Football and Rugby from Years 5–12 travelling to SLC Playing Fields at Runcorn. If you play, you stay, rings true, as we encourage all students and families to be there to support our First XI and First XV for their final games of the season.

Finally, a reminder to keep 17 June free for the Semester 1 Sports Awards. Invitations for award recipients will be sent out in Week 8. Student awards including; Most Valuable Player, Coaches, Spirit, Player of the Year, and Service to Sport.

ROWing trophy regatta

Our rowing teams are gearing up for the SQSRC Rowing Trophy Regatta at Wyaralong Dam, aiming to finish the season on a high note. This prestigious event is crucial for our athletes, who have shown exceptional dedication and skill throughout the season. Captained by Flynn G and Sam M, our boys have achieved notable results in last weekend's regatta with notable first places, including:

• 1st Open Scull – Grizzard
• 1st Open Scull – Matthews
• 1st Open Coxed Quad Scull
• 1st Div 1 Year 8 Coxed Quad Scull
• 1st Div 2 Year 8 Coxed Quad Scull

Good luck to all our rowers!

ST PETERS ACHIEVEMENTS

To help St Peters celebrate the sporting achievements of students who have competed in a 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 not left unnoticed and can be considered for College celebrations.

this week in sport

For details of times and venues for this weekend’s Round 7 Schedule, please check the information on the St Peters App.

Please CLICK HERE for CHESS game day schedule

Please CLICK HERE for FOOTBALL game day schedule

Please CLICK HERE for RUGBY game day schedule

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 teammates.

If students are unable to attend some training sessions, it is vital that their absence is communicated to their coaches firstly, and also the respective coordinator/s.

ST PETERS semester 1 AIC SPORT COORDINATORS

AIC Rugby Union Coordinator – Mr Tyrell Barker t.barker@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC Football Coordinator – Mr David Mulligan d.mulligan@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC Chess Coordinator – Mr Harrison Port h.port@stpeters.qld.edu.au

AIC Cross Country Coordinators: Mrs Kerry Schreiber (Head Coach) – k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Please also CLICK HERE to access the AIC Sporting Calendar for 2025.

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 TRACK AND 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 are as follows for the rest of Term 2:

Tuesday AM: 6:15am–7:30am
Thursday AM: 6:15am–7:30am

The Term 3 training schedule and season calendar are now available on the St Peters App. We encourage students to continue to attend the preseason sessions as we look forward to a fantastic Track and Field Season in 2025!

QGSSSA AUTUMN SPORT

The QGSSSA Autumn Fixtures season is now complete! Thank you to all students and families for your perseverance and flexibility in a very rain-affected season. Results can be found at QGSSSA.

Congratulations to the following teams who finished top 3 in their division:

• Basketball – Senior A: Pennant
• Basketball – Opens: Second
• Touch Football – 10A: Second
• Basketball – 9B: Second
• Basketball – 7A: Second
• Basketball – Senior B: Third
• Basketball – 10B: Third
• Basketball – 9A: Third
• Football – Intermediate: Third
• Football – Junior B: Third

QGSSSA Football Season Report

The 2025 QGSSSA Football season was one of growth, resilience, and many proud moments. At every game, meeting, and training session, we do what we do: for the joy, the challenge, and above all, the love of the game.

This season was particularly special as it showcased the bright future of our Football program. Our Opens squad featured players spanning from Year 7 through to Year 12, a testament to the depth of talent and the strong pipeline we are building. The energy, commitment, and skill shown by our younger athletes, especially those in Years 7, 8, and 9, are truly exciting and give us great confidence for the seasons ahead.

To our graduating Year 12s, thank you. Your leadership, dedication, and passion have left a lasting mark on this program. You’ve set a high standard, not just through your play on the field but through the way you’ve carried yourselves off it. You’ve been exemplary role models to the younger students, and we are immensely proud of everything you’ve achieved and the individuals you’ve become. As you take your next steps beyond school, we wish you every success. We also look forward to seeing many of you return in new roles, as coaches, mentors, and lifelong supporters of St Peters Football.

Thank you to all players, families, and supporters for making 2025 a memorable year. We can't wait to see what’s next.

David Mulligan
Football Coordinator

QGSSSA Basketball Season Report

The Basketball season has been a fantastic showcase of talent, dedication, and school spirit across both the QGSSSA and CBSQ competitions thus far.

In QGSSSA Basketball, our St Peters teams have had a particularly successful season, with several year levels finishing strongly in their divisions. The Senior A team was crowned QGSSSA Premiers, finishing the season on top of the ladder after playing consistent, high-quality Basketball each week. The 7A, 9B and Open teams also had strong seasons, finishing runners-up in a fiercely competitive season.

The improvements across the board from all teams reflect the hard work from preseason through to Term 2, with many of our junior teams showing the potential to push for premierships in future seasons.

Beyond QGSSSA, St Peters also made a strong impression at the CBSQ Wildcard Tournaments this term with our Sophomore Girls (Year 7/8) team advancing through to the next stage, showing exceptional teamwork and composure under pressure. These wildcard tournaments serve as qualification rounds for the CBSQ State Championships held later this year, and we’re thrilled to have multiple St Peters teams progressing.

Congratulations to all our athletes, coaches, and support staff for a fantastic first half of the season. We look forward to building on this momentum in the back half of the year.

Georgia Smith
Basketball Coordinator

bmta CLUB TOUCH

Coordinator: Miss Laura Buckby l.buckby@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Good luck to our club Touch Football teams who are playing in the semi-finals on Thursday night!

Thursday 12 June – Whites Hill Reserve, Camp Hill

• U13 Maroon – 4:30 pm v UQ
• U15 Maroon – 6:45 pm v St Aiden’s
• U15 Gold – 7:30 pm v Southern Storm
• U18 Maroon – 7:30 pm v CHAC
• U18 Gold – 7:30 pm v Southern Storm

Please note, game times can continue to change, so please check the St Peters App for the latest game information and field allocations.

QGSSSA WINTER SPORT

Trials and training for winter fixtures began in Week 6. 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 draws have been released on the St Peters App.

• Tennis – Friday 13 June at SomerFields (return bus available)
• Netball – Saturday 14 June at St Peters Harts Rd Courts
• Hockey – Saturday 14 June at UQ Playing Fields
• Volleyball – Saturday 14 June at St Peters Indoor Court

BRSA GIRLS ROWING CAMP

We are excited to announce that the BSRA Girls Rowing Camp will take place next month, offering a fantastic opportunity for our rowers to develop their skills, build team spirit, and prepare for the upcoming BSRA season. This camp is a key component of our rowing program and is highly encouraged for all athletes involved. It promises a rewarding and challenging experience both on and off the water.

All relevant camp information, including packing lists, travel arrangements, and key dates, can be found on the St Peters App. Please ensure you check the app regularly for updates and final details.

Let’s make this camp a memorable and productive one for our girls! Go Saints!

Lachlan Allen
Director of Rowing

Student Achievements

AFL - U18 Girls Queensland State Squad

Congratulations to Stella S (Year 11), who has been selected in the U18 Girls Queensland Australian Rules Football squad that will compete at the Marsh National Championships. This competition runs from Saturday 22 June to Sunday 10 August at various venues across Australia and is the highest level of state representative football. This selection comes as a reward for Stella’s consistent performance during her time in the Brisbane Lions Academy. Great work and good luck, Stella!

Volleyball - Intermediate Schools Cup

Last weekend, our Years 9 and 10 students participated in the Queensland Volleyball Intermediate Schools Cup held on the Gold Coast. We extend our congratulations to the team for achieving 4th place in Division 1, narrowly missing out on playing off for a gold medal.

This tournament served as an excellent preseason opportunity for our Volleyball girls, and we wish them luck in the upcoming QGSSSA season. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to our coaches, Matt and Jess, as well as to the players and parents who contributed their time and support throughout the tournament.

Laura Buckby
Volleyball Coordinator

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.

Join us at the 2025 Reunion Weekend SPOSA President’s Drinks to celebrate your time at St Peters and reconnect with old friends. Many of our current parents are Old Scholars, and SPOSA would love to see you at this event. The Music Strings Concert will follow directly after and is always a popular highlight, so be sure to register for that via the link as well.

Date: Friday 13 June | 5:00pm - 6:00pm

Venue: SPOSA Cafè | Centre for Learning and Innovation (CLI)

Cost: Free | Tickets: Please register via the link: https://bit.ly/SPOSAreunionweekend2025