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Kindergarten to Year 2

Our youngest students enjoy a three-day program of fun activities including sports, excursions and a community day at school led by parents. These early experiences prepare them for residential camps to come.

Years 3 to 6

Each year group takes part in a three-day residential camp at different locations such as Milson Island, Myuna Bay, Narrabeen and Lake Macquarie. These camps develop teamwork, resilience and a sense of independence in safe, supportive environments.

Middle School (Years 7–9)

Camps at Wiseman’s Ferry, Glenworth Valley, Cables Wake Park (Penrith) and Cataract Scout Park combine adventure with community-building. The Year 7 camp plays a vital role in the transition to Senior School, helping new and continuing students form strong relationships with peers and House Coordinators.

Activities and expeditions become progressively more challenging, with options such as aqua trampolining, abseiling, mud pits, canoeing, flying fox, high ropes, team initiative games, bush navigation, rock climbing, wakeboarding, mountain biking, horse riding and laser skirmish.

Senior College (Years 10–11)

Senior College camps extend on middle school challenges, culminating in the Year 11 Summit Program. This involves longer expeditions such as coastal and bush hiking, geocaching, mountain biking (including night rides in Penrose State Forest), caving and kayaking.

Students gain independence by cooking their own meals on trangia stoves and camping in wilderness locations such as the Royal National Park and Kangaroo Valley.

Students in Years 9–12 may also participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, a globally recognised self-development program for young people aged 14 to 25.

Many complete their Bronze Award requirements through our Outdoor Education and Community Service programs, with opportunities to continue to Silver and Gold levels.