Cutlery 

Fork

Spoon

Knife (optional)

Ingredients

Warm Jumper

Waterproof jacket

Socks

Shoes

Hat

Undergarments

Extra change of clothes

Deodorant

Towel

Pyjamas

Cards/toys/games

Teddy bear

Torch
sunscreen

Phone

Bug repellent
Day pack

Sleeping bag

Sleeping bag liner

Sleeping mat

A tent

Detergent

Steel Wool

Matches

First Aid Kit

Teachers on camp: Ms Griffin, Tinney and Mr Grant 

DAY 1 –Wednesday the 2nd of November 

8.00 -    Arrive at School - Re-pack bags into your hiking packs, making sure you have packed trangias, sleeping bags and tents, food, drinks, roll mats etc..

8.30 -                  Pack Bus 

9.00 -                  Depart School - Drive to Tidal River campground, Wilsons Prom. Travel time 3hrs.

12.00  -              Arrive at Tidal River Campground - Can eat morning tea on the bus on the way. 

12.00  -              Check in to Tidal River Campground and start setting up camp 

1:00 -                 Start heading over to Mushroom rock for Abseiling 

4.00 -                 Depending on time available walk from Whiskey Bay past Squeaky beach back to camp 

5.30 -                 Start to prepare and cook food, eat and clean, then free time

7.56 -                 Sunset - According to this website 

7.30-9.00ish     ACTIVITIES/MUSIC NIGHT - Around the Fire (collect firewood), ran by students.

9.30  -               In tents and Shhhh :) 

 

DAY 2 - Thursday the 3rd of November

Before 7.00 am RISE AND SHINE

7.30 -        Prep, cook, eat Breakfast

8:00 -        Clean Up

8.30 -              Start hike to Sealers Cove

11.00 -        Morning tea break/drink break - Pack own snack in pack

12.30 -                Arrive at Sealers Cove have lunch which was brought along, can cook something quick 

2.00 -                  Start to head back to Camp 

3.30 -                  Afternoon tea break/drink break - Brought in Pack

5pm -                 Arrive back relax

5.30  -                 Start Preparing for group banquet dinner, cook and help others

6.00  -                 Eat together 

6.30  -                 Clean Up and free time around camp (Sunset 7.57)

7.30-9.00           NIGHT ACTIVITIES - Around the Fire, ran mainly by students (gather firewood)

9.00  -                 In tents and quiet by 9.30 as we need to rise early the following morning for the Mt    

                            Oberon Sunrise walk. Have clothes, snack and torch ready for the morning. 

DAY 3 - Friday the 4th of August

5.20 -                  Get up, get changed, grab a snack, head torch/torch jump on bus

5.30 -                  On bus to base of Mt Oberon, hike up 3km to see the sun rise.  

6.10 -                  Exact time of Sunrise according to timeanddate.com  

6.45 -                  After taking in the spectacular views, walk back down jump on bus back to camp.

7.30 -                  Prepare, cook and eat breakfast

8:30 -                  Clean up and pack up tents and pack bus

9.00 -                  Surf lesson for 2-3 hrs, get changed. 

11.30 -                Depart campground, eat lunch on the bus. Fill up bus with fuel before School 

2.30 -                  Arrive at MacRob unpack and clean bus - pack everything neatly back in store rooms 

3.00 -                  Group meeting on grass - Debrief, conclude camp, dismiss students                  

At the start of the trip everyone gets a bunch of stickers, the aim is to place as many stickers on as many different people as possible without them noticing.

As a group the aim is to count all the way up to the number of the group (for example, if there are twenty people, the aim is to count to twenty) the catch is one person says one number at a time without knowing if anyone will say the number too.

The leader tells everyone to walk around around the campfire and when the ukulele stops playing an object will be called out (such as a torchlight, or marshmallow). 

Everyone then runs to find that object. Slowest person to find the object gets to the circle last, and therefore, eliminated. 

Average rainfall 67.9mm

Minimum temperature 11.7 º C

Maximum temperature  
17.2º C   

Typical weather  sunny with light winds.

Area: 505 km²

Location: 157 kilometres southeast of Melbourne

Phone: 13 19 63

Website: parkweb.vic.gov.au

Established: 1898

Wildlife: Traditional australian native wildlife; Kangaroos, emus, wombats, echidnas and many rosellas

A boat ride along the coast with possibilities of spotting playful dolphins and seals around the rocks of the coast. 

- don't approach wild animals 

- never go alone

- be sunsmart: where protective clothes and sunscreen

- eat appropriate foods: i.e non perishables

- don't eat wild food if you are uncertain

-use repellent

- bring temperature smart clothes- stay warm during the clothes and cool during the heat

- hydrate

- be prepared

- follow signs

 practice fire safety, eg. make sure anything flammable is out of reach, never leave the fire unattended, choose an area free of debris, let meth burn

- don’t squish plants

- don’t pee in or near rivers