General News
17 August, 2022
Camp fun
STUDENTS from some of the region’s smaller schools joined together for the first school camp since COVID-19 restrictions lifted.
STUDENTS from some of the region’s smaller schools joined together for the first school camp since COVID-19 restrictions lifted.
Grade 5/6 students from Panmure Primary, Cudgee Primary, Noorat Primary and Nullawarre Primary attended a three day, two night camp in Roses Gap earlier this month.
Panmure Primary School acting principal Scott Kenyon said a range of activities were available for fun, connection and growth.
“Students were excited to attend the adventure camp, the first since the 2020 restrictions,” he said.
“Students participated in a range of outdoor adventure activities including bushwalks, hut building, a 19-metre-high giant swing, flying fox, archery and canoeing."
“All of the students experienced outstanding personal growth, demonstrating courage and resilience but also developed leadership skills and tolerance to each other.”STUDENTS from some of the region’s smaller schools joined together for the first school camp since COVID-19 restrictions lifted."
Grade 5/6 students from Panmure Primary, Cudgee Primary, Noorat Primary and Nullawarre Primary attended a three day, two night camp in Roses Gap earlier this month.
Panmure Primary School acting principal Scott Kenyon said a range of activities were available for fun, connection and growth.
“Students were excited to attend the adventure camp, the first since the 2020 restrictions,” he said.
“Students participated in a range of outdoor adventure activities including bushwalks, hut building, a 19-metre-high giant swing, flying fox, archery and canoeing."
“All of the students experienced outstanding personal growth, demonstrating courage and resilience but also developed leadership skills and tolerance to each other.”