Senior School students have the opportunity to take part in Outdoor Education, a subject that combines adventure, learning and personal growth through experiences such as bushwalking, kayaking, rock climbing and camps. By participating in a range of outdoor activities and journeys, students develop practical knowledge and skills while reflecting on their personal, group and social development.

Through these experiences, students strengthen their ability to work as part of a team while developing skills in leadership, self-management, planning and decision-making. They also learn to assess and manage risks, prioritise safety, reflect on their experiences and consider how their actions can minimise environmental impacts and contribute to a more sustainable future.