A popular activity, students and staff can try their hand at hitting the bullseye.

Students use their creativity to paint their own boomerang using aboriginal art.

Students test out their cooking skills making damper the way stock-men and bush-rangers use to, over an open fire.

Students test out their skills on a 9-hole Frisbee Golf course around camp.

Challenge your students to work together to solve/complete a variety of tasks that encourage teamwork, develop leadership skills and are loads of fun. This can be done as a whole group activity or as part of the rotations.

The Low Ropes Course gives students the opportunity to challenge themselves and look out for others as they work their way through a variety of elements designed to test their abilities.

Takes these work sheets on one of the local short walks with a small group and look out for the variety of local animals or evidence that they are around: free of charge

Explore the world of the many nocturnal animals and treat them to one of the best views of the Milky Way.

Jamie & Kim’s Mobile Zoo. An educational session with the animal handler where the students are able to touch or hold a snake, lizard, wombat, baby crocodile and other wildlife.

Using a compass and bearings, the students find their way around camp to find the answers to a variety of questions about the Grampians region.

In these activities students use the power of observation to search for the location of various photo’s or three letter words scattered around the Tandara campsite.

We have a large sports field, easily observed by camp leaders from the verandas. We usually offer groups plenty of sporting equipment, free of charge. However, under our COVID Safe Plan, we are asking that you BYO sporting equipment.