A school camps program is a sequence of supervised experiences that extends learning, relationships and personal development beyond the classroom.
What happens on school camp?
Activities differ by year group and may connect with curriculum, wellbeing, outdoor skills, leadership, faith and community-building.
Why this matters for parents
Camps can help students build friendships, practise responsibility and discover how they respond to unfamiliar situations with the support of peers and staff.
Learning through the lens of Christ
Shared experiences create opportunities for prayer, devotions, service, encouragement and reflection on God's creation and care.
How does the program progress?
The format, location and activities change across the school years. Families receive the relevant information, expectations and consent requirements for each camp.
At a glance
- Sequential experiences
- Friendship and independence
- Faith reflection
- Year-specific planning
Common questions
Are school camps compulsory?
Participation requirements vary by program and year level; families should refer to the current information for their child's camp.
Where do students go?
Locations and activities vary, and families receive details before each camp.
