St. Peter Claver College is a Catholic Co-educational Secondary College in Riverview Qld conducted by the Archdiocese of Brisbane. It commenced in 1976 and presently has a student enrolment of approximately 940. The College is located amidst a pleasant bush setting on the intersection of major road and rail networks. The College is named in honour of the Spanish Jesuit priest Saint Peter Claver, who spent forty years of his life attending to the physical and spiritual needs of African and Indian slaves in Colombia, Latin America. The College's strong sense of pastoral care derives its meaning from the example of St Peter Claver who lived to serve the poor and marginalised. The Marist Brothers were integral in the early post-foundational years of the College. The College has a deep and abiding commitment to embracing the charism of Saint Marcellin Champagnat and seeing and understanding the world 'in the way of Mary' - a testament to the legacy of the Marist Brothers. Each of these key people and their stories help to enrich the College's understanding of its motto, Concern, Love and Justice. There is a rich and diverse ethnic and cultural mix of students within the College. The College has a strong connection with its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The College community acknowledges that St Peter Claver College is built on the traditional lands of the Ugarapul clan, Yuggera Nation. It was significant that in 2010 the College was awarded a national certificate for achievement for improving targeted outcomes for Indigenous students through strong leadership and collaboration with the local Indigenous community. This award was presented by The Hon Julia Gillard MP. The College has experienced a period of unprecedented growth in the past eight years. Most recently the College completed stage 4 of an extensive building program. It included the construction of a new library and student services centre. It should be noted that in the past four years over $14.5m of building and service infrastructure has..