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Outdoor
Education

Outdoor education is an important part of our learning journey here at Redlands as it develops each student鈥檚 ability, understanding and skills needed to excel as part of a holistic education.聽

Camps

Experiential outdoor education provides a stimulating complement to the traditional classroom environment. From Years 2 to 11, all students are involved in camps, where residential-style experiences are conducted in a sequential learning program in a wide range of environments throughout New South Wales.

Camps are a vital part of a Redlands education aiming to enhance student鈥檚 perceptions of their abilities, improve self-confidence, add to essential life skills and develop a deep respect for the natural environment.

Redlands Camps

Experiential outdoor education provides a stimulating complement to the traditional classroom environment. From Years 2 to 11, all students are involved in camps, where residential-style experiences are conducted in a sequential learning program in a wide range of environments throughout New South Wales.

Developing Young Leaders

The camps that are a part of the Redlands outdoor education program help develop our students awareness of oneself, group dynamics and living skills, positive decision making and use of practical initiatives, confidence communicating with others and leadership qualities that all form a valuable part in the development of our students.

A Variety of Locations

Camps are held at a variety of locations in New South Wales, including the Royal National Park, Kangaroo Valley region, Myall Lakes National Park, Canberra, Galston Crosslands and Redlands High Country Campus outside Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains.

The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

All students from Year 9 onwards have the opportunity to participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award. This is a balanced, non-competitive program of voluntary activities that encourages personal discovery and growth, self-reliance, perseverance, self-responsibility and service to the community. 聽

Each year approximately 60 Redlands students participate in聽the Bronze level, 20聽students the Silver level and 20聽students the Gold level.

Redlands High Country
Campus

The Redlands High Country Campus in Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains region offers the greatest array of possibilities for both curriculum fieldwork and experiential learning. The campus is utilised for both outdoor education and also our Winter School, providing students a unique opportunity to combine their studies with routine snowsports training.聽

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