Teachers
At Kookaburra we endeavour to make the planning of school camps as easy as possible. The following information will assist with this task, but if you require any further information please don’t hesitate to contact us so we can assist you.
Booking timeline
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Booking Form and deposit
We will require a completed booking form and deposit
programme requirements
Closer to the commencement of your camp we will contact you to discuss and finalise your programme requirements.
final numbers
One week prior to camp we will forward a final numbers and dietary requirement form, which you will need to complete and return to us.
When You Arrive:
First the bus is unloaded and then the students and staff are invited into the dining room for the orientation briefing.
Kate and Charles will introduce the Camp Kookaburra staff and give a camp information briefing, then the students will be invited to get their bags and settle into their cabin.
Depending on the time of day, the students will either have lunch (brought from home) or embark on a guided walk around the camp…this will reinforce the camp rules and boundaries as discussed in the briefing.
While the students are having their orientation walk, Kate will meet with all the Staff for a safety briefing, and talk through the general running of the camp, duty group information and activities schedules. This takes about 20 minutes, by this time the students have returned and it’s time to get into the activities.
What To Bring To Camp:
First Aid Kit
Sports Equipment
DVDs
CD Player
Musical Instruments and Sheet Music
Trivial Pursuit or Quiz Questions
Documents That May Assist Your Planning:
After You Leave:
After you have enjoyed your stay at Camp Kookaburra we would love to hear your feedback! We are constantly striving to ensure our facilities and service are as good as they can possibly be and we would appreciate it if you took just a few minutes to fill out our short online questionnaire.