On the 22nd July, the students and teachers from Armadale P.S grade 5/6 arrived at The Summit. Once settled in, it was time to complete two initiatives and design a tribe flag to go with the new tribe names:- Uninoodles, Dim Sims, Turtles, Drop Bears and Bread Box Pirates. Flying fox was a great activity for all. Everyone was really enjoying the freedom of flying through the air over the lake to the cheer of their tribes. Cave was the adventure underground into the unknown. H

On Wednesday, some of the Year 9 & 10’s made the trek to The Summit, brining laughter and enthusiasm, and also some great weather! The camp started with some introductions, a few jokes, and an awesome group of people ready to have some fun! The Five Keys were the perfect setup to make camp super cool and hectic as: Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, and, Don’t Go Home Wondering What If! The camp started with a bit of a warm up w

After the long drive from Robinvale to Trafalgar East, the students and teachers from St Mary’s Robinvale arrived at The Summit for their 5 day camp. Everyone got settled into their cabins and ready for a nice dinner before the next few days of activities and adventures. Bush challenge was the first of the tribe challenges, and Tic Tocs set the time to beat with an impressive 22.50 only to be outdone by the Underdogs who completed the course in 20.42. Mentions need to be made

School Camp is a great opportunity for kids to get out of the classroom and learn from a different perspective. They are great for the kids to also gain new interests, grow friendships and develop new skills but camps need to strive for MORE. Students should walk away from camp knowing how to; - Work through a challenge, - Stretch past their fears - Trust themselves - Challenge their thoughts, - Feel capable of achieving their Goals Camp wil

First week back for term three and we were lucky enough to have John Fawkner’s year 12s come to The Summit for a three day camp. With two groups, the banter and competition was at a whole time high. We started day one with some initiatives, where the two teams had to start working together to achieve a common goal. It was also the time we decided on our team names for camp. We had Dimi and The Potatoes Gems and The Cool Cats. We set out to complete our first two activities wh

Wednesday saw the changeover for East Preston Islamic College; The Summit said goodbye to the Girls, and said hello to the Boys! Everyone hit the ground running and after introductions, learning the Five Keys – Have Fun, Play All In, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, Make Lots of Mistakes, and, Don’t Go Home Wondering What If , as well as our goal-setting strategy, Target, Stretch, Super Stretch - it was time for our first activities. Camp started with Bush Challenge and H

From the 26th to the 28th June The Summit had the pleasure of welcoming Narre Warren South P-12 years. As the welcome begun, the students got introduced to The Summit team; Maddi, Paula and team leader Steph. Five keys (have fun, play all in, make lots of mistakes, get comfortable being uncomfortable, don’t go home wondering what if) were introduced and then the activities started. The first lot of activities were (Cave, Snowy River challenge and Tash’s Ladder), by the end of

On Monday the 24th June the grade sixes and their teachers from Knox Garden Primary School arrived at The Summit ready for an adventurous five day school camp. The weather proved to be great throughout the five days while the nights got chilly. With so much excitement, it was straight into initiatives and activities with the renaming of each of the three tribes. We welcomed Trees, Tactical Turtles and Kangaboos as the official tribe names. The Inflatable human foosball player

East Preston Islamic girls came to The Summit for an awesome three day camp. It was a very-very cold three days, but these girls were troopers and soldiered through. Day one was full on, with everyone completing three activities. These activities were Highwire, Bush Challenge and Cave. With day one as an indicator of what was to come, everyone was super excited for day two. Day two started with a game of Huckle Buckle to warm us up from the morning chill. From there we jumped