Holistic Education is a key pillar in the College’s Strategic Vision. As part of this strategic intent, the College aims to consolidate, support and affirm activities in and beyond the classroom through curricular and cocurricular experiences that support the spiritual, social and emotional development of students. In many respects this strategic intent is about the development of each student’s character. We want St Peters students to know who they are; whose they are... 

This week we observed ANZAC Day in services at our College and across the country. It’s an opportunity to remember the price that was paid to secure the freedom and lifestyle we enjoy today. It’s also an opportunity to give thanks and acknowledge all who have served and continue to serve in protecting us and to reflect on the role each of us play in safeguarding these freedoms. St Paul encourages the Christians in Rome, after pointing out the great love of God...

St Peters Health Centre has become an observational clinical placement venue for nurses enrolled in the nursing degree at the University of Queensland. Nursing students will observe only and will not participate in any direct care of students or staff. At the time of Health Centre consultation, students and staff will be given the choice of participating in this educational process or to just converse with one of our full-time nursing staff. If you have any concerns...

Thank you to parents and staff for the smooth running of Parent-Teacher Interviews on Monday night. It is always great to meet with parents and hear about the wonderful work our students are doing. Our final night of Parent-Teacher Interviews will take place next Tuesday 1 May from 3.30 – 7.00pm. These will be held in the Dohler and Schneider buildings. A Help Desk will be set up in the paved area outside the middle level of Dohler building for the...

On Tuesday, a group of Primary Years students and myself, together with older students, attended the Indooroopilly ANZAC Service. This was an opportunity for our younger students to participate and represent the College. Our student leaders laid a wreath on behalf of the College to show our respect and mark this important day...

Congratulations to all those involved in our ANZAC Day Ceremony this week and those who marched on ANZAC Day. It made me very proud to see our students not only representing the College, but also showing their respect to those who have served and continue to serve in our Armed Forces...

Thank you to all girls who ran at our last two QGSSSA Cross Country warm up meets. Congratulations to Gabby S (Year 7) who won the 12 years race at both the St Aidan’s meet at the end of last term and at the BGGS meet last Wednesday afternoon. We also congratulate Jess H (Year 7) who placed third in the 12 years race at the BGGS meet. Well done girls! We look forward to your continued success in the final three weeks of the 2018 season...

Last weekend’s trial round of Term 2 Sport encompassed plenty of action across the College grounds. While Chess and Senior Rugby and Football games were played at St Edmunds College, Junior Rugby and Football played at home. It was a successful day across all three sports with a good spread of wins throughout our Junior ranks and our Seniors winning a majority of their games against SEC. It is very important that we take this confidence into our last week of...