Year 7 Camp

Year 7 Camp – Noorla Yo-Long
On Wednesday 12th February, 17 very excited Year 7 students, accompanied by Miss Wallace, Mr Sanders and Mr O’Leary set of for a two night, three day camp to Noorla Yo-Long Blue Light Outdoor Adventure Camp. The camp’s three day itinerary provided students with opportunities to develop their leadership and teamwork skills, effective communication strategies, and overcome personal limitations. The activities were facilitated by Senior Constable Geoff Yates (SA Police) and Ropes Instructor, Blaine. Activities included low and high ropes courses, problem solving activities, blindfolded obstacle courses, and mazes.
Student highlights included:
“The high ropes were fun! I liked being so high off the ground, and abseiling down was good as you got to see the view.”
Hunter Adams
“Getting encouraged by my friends to try the high ropes first, and the free fall to get down. Blaine was a great instructor.”
Madison Munn
“Giving the ropes a go and actually getting up there.”
Shannon Stone
“Jumping down from the high ropes, and free falling.”
Ryley Munro
“There were lots of fun activities.”
Eddie Whitehead
“My favourite bit was doing high ropes because they were so much fun, and I liked falling back.”
Izzy Payne
“I liked doing the mid ropes, because they were fun to do. “
Rachel Townend
“I enjoyed doing all the rope activities and using teams to help.” Buzz Brennan
“Ropes and free falling because it was fun.” Will McDonnell
“The low ropes and the free time and Frisbee.” Josh Robinson
“I enjoyed hiding from the teachers, and playing Frisbee.” Darcy Sambell
“My favourite part was putting blindfolds on people and making really mean rules when we were doing obstacles.” Sienna Bull
“I liked that there were lots of different activities.” Merrin Doelle
“Abseiling off the first high rope activity. I felt accomplished.” Mattea Hollis
“My favourite part of camp was challenging myself to get on the log mid rope.” Taylah Moore
“The high ropes. I liked seeing everyone getting scared.” Bella Young
“The mid rope course because when you came down you felt like you were falling.” Charlotte Henderson