Saint Stephen's College has a large range of Extra and Co Curricular activities that students are encouraged to emerse themselves in. Many students are involved in more then one activity throughout the year including Sports, Performing Arts, Visual Arts and Crafts and Electronics.

All students from Years 4 to 12 are involved in APS competitive sports which is compulsary. This is an excellent opportunity to increase and maintain students physical fitness. Students also learn many life skills such as team work, ball skills, coordination and motor skills.

The College offers many opportunities for students to participate in cultural activities within the Performing and Visual Arts programmes. Musicals, drama groups, musical ensembles and art classes are open to different age groups throughout the year.

More information on all of the programmes available can be found in the College Extra Curricular Handbook and by visiting the Sports and Performing Arts links.

You can download an Enrolment Form or Cancellation Form here.

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Sota Shiratsuka has been breaking records at our inter-house swimming carnivals since he joined the College in 2006. Now in Year Eleven, Sotaro Shiratsuka has a wide assortment of swimming achievements under his belt. In 2009, Sota placed 4th for 100m Breaststroke at Age Nationals, 3rd at Queensland State Championships for 100m Breaststroke and 2nd for 200m Breaststroke. Already this year, he has placed 5th at Age Nationals for 100m Breaststroke. Also in his career, Sota has been to the Sydney Olympic Pool for Nationals where he placed 5th in 100m Breaststroke and 7th in 200m breaststroke.

Saint Stephen's College educates for the future, not just the present.

James Greig graduated from Saint Stephen's College in 2001 and went on to complete a degree in Information Technology at Griffith University. In 2004, James founded his own software development business (Bluehype) and is now the Director of a multi-national website development company (Bloomtools). James was recently a finalist in Anthill Magazine's Under 30 Competition recognising young entrepreneurs.