What a big couple of weeks it’s been for Carinity Education Rockhampton, with our Tangalooma Camp being held near Brisbane.
Twenty students and four staff from Glenlee attended Tangalooma Resort on on Moreton Island, along with 19 students and four staff from our sister school, Wadja Wadja School.
The adventure started with an early morning carpark breakfast on the Sunday, before a 10-hour bus ride to the first nights’ accommodation at Chandlers Lodge, the athletes’ training camp.
The group all enjoyed Red Rooster for dinner before bunking down for the night in dorm rooms.
Early up the next morning, the Carinity crew got ready for an awesome ferry ride to the most beautiful beach most had ever seen.
The students got to feed fish over a shipwreck off a boat, feed dolphins at night, toboggan down the biggest sand dune in Australia, go on a four-wheel drive bus, swim in the resort pool, eat at the resort buffet, and stay in the best rooms.
The Carinity Education staff worked tirelessly – literally 24 hours a day – to ensure all students got to have the best time ever.
“I know I speak on behalf of all the students that attended camp in being so grateful at how awesome they are and how much fun they were to hang out with,” one student said.
