Shellharbour Public School goes on Great Aussie Bush Camp
In November, Year 5 and 6 students for the first time, embarked on an unforgettable adventure to The Great Aussie Bush Camp in Kincumber. Over three action-packed days, they embraced new challenges, built lasting memories, and grew as individuals...
By Belinda Dawson, Relieving Principal at Shellharbour Public School
In November, Year 5 and 6 students, for the first time, embarked on an unforgettable adventure to The Great Aussie Bush Camp in Kincumber.
Over three action-packed days, they embraced new challenges, built lasting memories, and grew as individuals and as a team. The adventure began with canoeing, where students worked together to navigate their way across the water. The high ropes course followed, pushing everyone to their limits as they tested their courage on towering obstacles.
The Giant Swing and Power Fan offered heart-pounding moments, as students faced their fears and soared through the air. The kids got hands-on with raft-building, using pioneering techniques to create floating structures that could hold their weight on the water.
The Lost Island Obstacle Course was next, where students climbed, crawled, and waded through mud, challenging their physical strength and having a wonderful time.
Archery was another highlight, as students learned the art of precision and focus.
The camp also featured a disco night and an exciting night of Commando, where teams ventured into the bush on a mission to rescue teammates from a fort.
From the activities to the camaraderie, students and staff had a fantastic time.
It was a memorable three days filled with adventure, teamwork, and personal growth – a trip that will be remembered for years to come!
