The Archdiocese of Brisbane stretches from the Queensland / New South Wales border, north to Gin Gin and west to Eidsvold and Gatton.

The boundaries of the Archdiocese of Brisbane begin in the south at the Queensland/New South Wales border and run north for about 350 kilometres along the east coast of Queensland to Gin Gin, north of Maryborough, through a landscape that includes the sun-drenched beaches of the Gold and Sunshine Coasts.

Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (S.A.L.C.C.) was established under the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College Act 8 of 1985. The College functions under a unicameral governance structure with a Board of Governors appointed by the incumbent government of the day, at the helm. The Act stipulates that there be up to 7 Board members. The Board is responsible for managing, conducting and supervising the activities, buildings, premises and grounds of College and acts as the adjudicator in discipline cases involving students and/or staff of the institution.

The Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) is a membership organization established in 1975 under the Saint Lucia National Trust Act, Chapter 6.02 of the Revised Laws of Saint Lucia to conserve the natural and cultural heritage of Saint Lucia, and to promote values which lead to national pride and love of country.Over the years, a number of properties of significant natural, cultural or historical significance have been either vested in, or donated by individuals to the Trust for conservation purposes.

The Folk Research Centre (FRC) was established in 1973 as repository for cultural heritage, a vehicle for research, study, recording and promulgating Saint Lucia’s rich heritage.  It houses an extensive library of publications, audio visual recordings and photographs and is the major study centre for work carried out into Saint Lucia’s folk culture by both nationals and visiting researchers and students.

Established in April 1, 2002 (CDF ACT OF 2000), as the agency responsible to align the aspirations of cultural and creative individuals, groups, communities, policymakers and civil society through the implementation of the National Cultural Policy of Saint Lucia (hyperlink to downloadable PDF), we work to sustain tradition and foster innovation in all forms of cultural expression

 The Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc. is a society of writers & publishers of music. Through reciprocal agreements with Collective Management Organisations (CMOs), throughout the world (also called 'societies'), ECCO represents and can license virtually the whole worldwide repertoire of copyright music for public performance, broadcast, cable transmission, online and mobile use.

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On behalf of my colleagues and the students of St. Martin’s in-the-Field Episcopal School, I am happy to welcome you to our school’s website. While it may only serve as a window into the joyful learning and teaching that occurs here, I am confident this glimpse will portray a community that “encourages each individual to grow in confidence, creativity, and integrity”.

St Martin’s C of E Primary School is set within large grounds that include our own wood in which we run our forest school. We have a nursery – St Martin’s Fledglings – that children can join during the term in which they become three years old (Click here to download our nursery flyer). The nursery forms part of our Foundation Unit which has its own secure outdoor area; this means that all Foundation Stage children have free flow access between the indoors and the outdoors throughout the day.

Our Pre-School is a charitable incorporated organisation registered with the Charities Commission, and run for the benefit of the children, their families and the community.  As such, we have a Management Committee (made up of volunteer parents/carers) that is responsible for the Pre-School and its staff.  Committee members are the charity trustees of the Pre-School, and meet to discuss key operational and strategic matters, as well as taking on specific responsibilities, from reviewing policies to undertaking risk assessments to meeting contacts at the local infant school. 

Welcome to the St. Martin’s Primary School. We hope that it gives you an insight into our happy, productive school and our many successes and achievements.

We will be continually adding content to the site to keep you better informed, if there is anything you would like to see on the site please let us know by completing the form on the Contact tab.