When the buses rolled through the gates of The Summit on Wednesday morning as the sun shone warmly for the first time in months, we knew it was going to be an amazing week. The energy and enthusiasm of all the students were addictive and we loved it. The other coaches and I gathered in the Lodge with them to introduce ourselves and our Five Keys of Have Fun, Play All In, Make Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, and Don’t Go Home Wondering What If, before playing a

Baringa arrived on the 19th - it was one of the sunniest days we had seen in a long time and we were so lucky to have the same gorgeous sunshine throughout your time with us at camp! As soon as you all got off the bus, your coaches knew we were going to have an amazing experience. When you arrived you got some time to get settled in the Stadium and then it was into some introductions. You met four epic people: Sunny/Sophie, Emily, Spinks, and Sarah. Miss Sunny Day then introd

Ella and Rohan had the absolute privilege of leading the year 10 students of Gladstone Park Secondary College during their time at The Summit. We want to say a massive thank you for all your efforts and for bringing such happiness and joy to camp, you guys make what we do worth it. Your minibus drove through The Summit's gates on a Wednesday afternoon, the beginning of an epic camp experience. The sun was shining so that only left us with one thing to do, play a game! Before

The students and teachers of Bayside College spent 3 awesome days at The Summit, pushing themselves to their limits while having all the fun. Ella, Sam, and Lina were privileged enough to lead the year 7s during their time at The Summit. Camp started by settling into our tents and exploring the place we’ll call home for the next couple of nights. Before the activities could start, the students learned the tools and techniques for how to have an epic camp. The first step was

On a sunny Monday afternoon, a bus full of Leongatha students rolled through The Summit gates. Once they have checked into their tent accommodation they got shown to the Blue Room where they were introduced to Marcus and Steph, their coaches for the next three days. As they introduced themselves they also introduced the Five Keys of camp which are; Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, and Don’t Go Home Wondering What If. The stude

On Monday the 19th of October, we welcomed a group of year 9 legends from Hoppers Crossing. It was a pleasure to have you all. So many students pushed themselves outside of their comfort zones on multiple occasions. What an incredible bunch of humans. You should all be very proud of yourselves. Over camp, there were many cool things to be learned. Such as The Summit's Five Keys. 1. Have Fun 2. Play All In 3. Make Lots of Mis

Wednesday afternoon, four buses full of Bass Coast College students and staff rolled through the gates. Eager to start, they all made their way up to their accommodations. The Summit coaches were welcomed by their team leader Steph/Spag/Spinks; Sunny shared The Summit Five Keys with the students; Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, and Don’t Go Home Wondering ‘What If’, as they are the ingredients for a great camp. As the student

On an overcast but very exciting Wednesday morning, the Eltham College crew rolled into The Summit to kick off what turned out to be an amazing few days of camp. All was in readiness and once the staff and myself had introduced ourselves and our Five Keys to a great camp, we headed down into the park. First up we played a couple of games and then got into the first rotation of our major activities, those being our Giant Swing, Tash’s Ladder, Leap of Faith, Scavenger Hunt and

On Monday the 10th of October we welcome some absolute legends from Rochester Secondary College. Thank you all for making the trip down! We loved getting to know you over the past three days. To see you all push beyond your limits and accomplish things you didn’t think you could bring a smile to our hearts. We hope you continue to challenge yourselves and remind yourselves to push beyond what you think is possible. Because as we learnt somethings aren’t as bad as what we imag

On Wednesday the 12th of October, The Summit welcomed the lovely Bona Vista Primary School cohort to camp! Although the weather was overcast and drizzly, enthusiasm wasn’t lacking, and we knew from the word go this camp was going to be absolutely awesome. Straight off the bus, students were shown into their glamping accommodation for the next couple of days. Soon after beds were claimed and snacks were eaten, students were introduced to their coaches that would be with them o

On a sunny Monday afternoon, the students from Advance Collage drove through The Summit gates. Eager to get going they go to meet their leader Steph/Spinks/Sonic/Spag. Being a small group of 8 they all pulled their chairs into a circle, we all introduced ourselves and Spinks shared The Summit's 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 GMiCs (great moments in camp). As we all

On a wet Monday morning, the students of Yallourn Primary School came through The Summit gates. Eager to get going they were shown to their tent accommodation to settle in. All the students got together in the Lodge for an introduction to camp, staff and the ‘Five Keys’. The first thing the groups did was play a game called ’50 Up’. Groups then smashed one initiative and three rotations of activities. By the end of the day, groups came up with their tribe names (listed in t

On Wednesday the 4th of October we welcomed Forest Hill College. Thank you for making the journey down. We loved getting to know you all throughout your stay here with us. How good was the sunshine! Thankfully, the rain arrived just as you were getting on the busses to head home. To kick off camp the students got settled into their accommodation and got ready for their activities. Before we hit the ground running, we shared our Five Keys with the students. We believe these ke

What a way to end the term! Both year 5s and year 8s of Seymour came together to finish off term three with an awesome 3 days at The Summit! Coaches Ella, Spinks (Sonic), Mesh, Shane, Marcus, Yves, and Emily had the privilege of hanging out with a bunch of legends and watching them unleash their greatness. Throughout the week so many people achieved things that they initially thought they couldn’t, whether it was going to the top of the Giant Swing, zooming down the Abseil wa

Monday afternoon, four buses full of Kororoit Creek students and staff rolled through the gates of The Summit. Eager to start, they all made their way up to their accommodations. The Summit coaches were welcomed by their team leader Steph/Spag/Spinks; Sunny shared The Summit's Five Keys with the students; Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable and Don’t Go Home Wondering ‘What If’, as they are the ingredients for a great camp. As the