Outdoor Education activities are an important part of learning and development as well as being extracurricular opportunities for our students. Spending time in God’s creation, gaining cultural awareness, growing in interpersonal relationship skills and developing leadership abilities are all part of outdoor extracurricular education engagement.
Central to our Outdoor Education program are annual school camps. Stage 2-stage 6 students all participate in our school camps as a compulsory activity. Students explore outdoor activities, learn new skills, establish social bonds, learn to take responsibility, and they encounter new and exciting experiences.