St Peters Lutheran College – Indooroopilly

Established by the Lutheran Church in 1945, the school is committed to providing excellence in Christian co-education. It employs a positive, holistic approach to learning that aims to challenge minds, nurture hearts, and build futures while remaining grounded in strong Christian values.

The academic programme spans Prep to Year 12, divided into Primary Years (Prep–Year 6), Junior High (Years 7–9), and Senior School (Years 10–12). The curriculum offers multiple pathways, including the internationally recognised International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for senior students. A signature component of the student experience is the Ironbark outdoor education program.

The school maintains high standards of academic excellence and provides multiple pathways for students in their senior years. Graduates are supported by the St Peters Old Scholars Association (SPOSA), which fosters lifelong connections within the school community.

The College provides career guidance and counselling services to support student development. Additionally, there is a dedicated program for gifted and academically talented students.

St Peters Lutheran College welcomes applications from both domestic and overseas students for entry from Prep to Year 12. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the Admissions team to discuss availability and the application process, which can be completed online. The College offers various scholarship categories, including Academic, Boarding, Rural Leadership, and Excellence in Music scholarships.

The College operates on a term-based system, with specific term dates provided for the Indooroopilly campus. Detailed calendars for both the Indooroopilly and Springfield campuses are available on the school website.

The Indooroopilly campus is situated on 21 hectares of land and features state-of-the-art facilities, including libraries and a Centre for Learning & Innovation. The campus also includes dedicated sports facilities, music rehearsal spaces, and a tuckshop and café. Boarding facilities are available for students from Year 6, and the school operates the Ironbark Outdoor Education Centre in Crows Nest.

The school offers a comprehensive range of co-curricular activities, including an internationally renowned music program featuring band, choir, and string ensembles, as well as private music tuition. Sports offerings include primary and secondary sports, swimming, and an athletic development program. Additionally, students may participate in the Duke of Edinburgh program and various digital and special interest clubs.