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Year 12 Camp Howqua

Wednesday the 25th of February, marked the beginning of what was going to be a memorable three days for the Year 12 students that attended camp at Camp Howqua. 

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Filled with excitement, many of the students were eager to see what the camp had in store for them – our Year 12 students would be sure to say that their time on camp did not disappoint. 

 

With students participating in a study and wellbeing session, flying fox, high ropes, archery & water slide - there was plenty of fun to be had! Horse-riding was a highlight with many of the students seizing the opportunity to ride a horse, some for the very first time. 

 

The survivor course was undeniably voted the students’ favourite activity on camp. Whilst at first many of them were overwhelmed by the enormity of the course, they did not shy away from the challenge of competing against one another climbing over walls and nets, walking along the tightrope, crawling through the sand tunnel and swimming their way through the mud pit. 

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The bravery, teamwork and encouragement for one another was a testament to how much their relationships had developed with each other in such a short time. 

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A competitive Trivia evening hosted by Mr Dezan showcased our students’ talents in question rounds and mini games including testing the skills of balloon popping and the vocal talents with students belting out tunes on the mic! Our student leaders ran a successful session of team building activities – including musical chairs, charades, just dance, pong - filling the night with lots of fun and laughter! 

 

The karaoke night ended up being the standout moment of the entire trip. Students took the stage to show off their vocal talents, delivering some truly impressive performances. 

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The Year 12s were treated to a surprise appearance from “Elvis” himself — Mr Hudson — and the crowd loved it. The night wrapped up with students enjoying the sweet sounds of staff, including a memorable teacher rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody.

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The students enjoyed the opportunity to develop and build friendships with their peers and teachers. There is no doubt that the friendships and memories created during the three days at Camp Howqua will be cherished and remembered for a long time to come. 

 

A big thank you to our TLSC staff that joined and supported the Year 12s on their camp adventure- it would not have been possible without all your hard work and support!

 

Ms Massarotto and Mr Laganga