What an incredible week we shared with the students from Lauriston, we can’t thank you all enough for making the trip down to The Summit. Over the course of a week, we saw so many students push themselves outside their comfort zone. To help the students push themselves to the max we shared 5 specific things to help. These are called our 5 keys: 1. Have fun 2. Play all in 3. Make lots of mistakes 4. Get comfortable being uncomfortable 5. Don’t go home

What a fun bunch of legends. For most, it was the very first time joining us here in Trafalgar East. So firstly, thank you for making your way down. After a nice bus ride down, the students were eager to hit the ground running and complete some activities. Before we got stuck into the activities though we shared our 5 particularly important keys with the kids. These are: 1. Have fun 2. Play all in 3. Make lots of mistakes 4. Get comfortable being uncomfort

On Wednesday, The Summit was blessed with an incredible bunch of year 10 students who made their way down from Maribyrnong. Mason and Ash just want to say a big thank you to every single student who attended camp, getting to know you over the three days was a blessing. Your determination and leadership skills were outstanding. From the very beginning, we just knew a wicked time was yet to be had. To every single one of you, thank you for the following. 1. Having fun 2.

It was an immense pleasure to work with the year 8’s and their teachers from Altona College over the last three days for their camp at The Summit. After the arrival and formal information, we got straight into the rotations of initiatives and activities and made the most of the fine weather. Each tribe formed their own identity by coming up with a name. Cake Benders, Spaghetti Meatballs, The Dusties, Kids In Black (KIB) and Sparc were now what the tribes were known as. Laser

It has been absolutely fantastic having the students from Mordialloc College this week. Mordialloc College year after year is one of the largest programs The Summit camps host, so excitement was shared all around as we welcomed 230 Year 7 students on Wednesday! Wow! The Summit coaches were absolutely thrilled to see some familiar faces, some campers had returned from when they first visited 9 months ago with Chelsea Heights 2021. These legends knew the ropes of camp and prove

On a hot Monday afternoon, the bus rolled up to The Summit with students from Yinnar P.S. After being shown to their tent accommodation, the level of excitement grew, as the kids were keen to have lunch, settle in and start the activities. After being welcomed by The Summit team and introduced to the camp's 5 Keys; Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable and Don’t Go Home Wondering ‘What If’. The students learnt about the goal-setting

On a hot and humid Wednesday afternoon, the bus rolled up to The Summit with students from Lakes Entrance. After being shown to their tent accommodation, the level of excitement grew, as the kids were keen to have lunch at the Tent Village. After being welcomed by The Summit team and told about the Five Keys; Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable and Don’t Go Home Wondering ‘What If’. Students started with a game of 50-Up where they

It has been a pleasure to work with the year 12 students and their teachers from Upper Yarra Secondary for their three-day camp. With a teacher like Kilby, it was the catalyst for the tribe names that each chose. Kilby and Co and The Peacocks were the names that were inspired by Mr. Kilby. Flying Fox was a fun start to camp with everyone soaring through the air and over the lake to the catching platform. The first of the tribe challenges was the Bush Challenge. The times for

It was a pleasure to have the students from Preston High School in for their second camp for year 9’s. With little time at all, each tribe came up with their name. We welcomed C.H.G, Datildas, Stardust, $12.50, Champion Chickens and Dangerous Dugongs. Here are the tribe results from challenges throughout camp. Bush Challenge: Datildas took 39.54 and Stardust won with a time of 23.13 Snowy River Challenge: Dangerous Dugongs 56.32 Datildas 20.30 C.H.G 20.00 $12.50 took 16.38 Ch

What an incredible week! The weather went from stinking hot to rain and then back down to a cool 18 degrees. On Monday we welcomed the first group of Upwey students followed by the second half arriving on a Wednesday. The Summit love kick-starting the term with such a vibrant group of year 8’s. Both groups showed incredible resilience and growth over the week. Every single person played all in and gave all the activities their absolute best, which was evident when students pu

On Monday afternoon, the last day of January, the buses full of Preston HS students and staff rolled through to the gates of The Summit. Eager to get started they all made their way up to their cabin accommodations. The Summit coaches, led by their team leader Steph, welcomed the group and the Summit Five Keys were shared with the students, as they are the ingredients for a great camp. As the students were shown to the stage, we played a game called 50 Up. Two rotations were