Which camp is right for your year level?

Question 1 of 5

Which year level are you planning for?

This shapes the program structure, activity intensity, and ideal duration.

Year 7

Transition and cohesion focus

Year 8

Building on transition, ready to stretch

Year 9

Resilience and OE elective programs

VCE Outdoor Environment Studies

Curriculum-aligned, specific outcomes required

Question 2 of 5

How many students are you planning for?

This affects activity scheduling, staffing, and whether a split cohort makes sense.

Under 40 students

1–2 classes — straightforward to manage

40–80 students

2–4 classes — rotational activities work well

80–150 students

Full year level — split cohort structure recommended

150+ students

Large cohort — staged program across multiple weeks

Question 3 of 5

What's the primary goal for this program?

This shapes which activities we prioritise and how the days are structured.

Social cohesion and belonging

Peer relationships forming or resetting

Resilience and challenge

Students pushing limits in a safe environment

Curriculum outcomes

Specific Victorian Curriculum learning objectives required

All of the above

The full package — social, challenge, and learning

Question 4 of 5

How many days can you realistically take students off campus?

Consider leadership approval, timetabling, and parent buy-in honestly.

1 day

Single activity day — lowest barrier to approval

2 days / 1 night

Most common starting point for year-level camps

3 days / 2 nights

The Adventure Hub sweet spot — enough time to shift something

4–5 days

Full immersive program — maximum impact

Question 5 of 5

Roughly what's your budget per student?

Helps us recommend a program that's realistic to pitch to parents and leadership.

Under $150 per student

Single activity day or lean 1-night program

$150–$350 per student

2–3 day camp with activities and accommodation

$350+ per student

Multi-day with full service — transport, catering, activities

Not sure yet

We'd like a recommendation before setting a budget