Holy Rosary Catholic School
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29 Wyndham Road
Claremont TAS 7011
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Email: holyrosary@catholic.tas.edu.au
Phone: 03 6275 5200

Grade 5 Camp Recap

Year 5 Camp 2025 – Adventure, Teamwork, and Memories

From Monday 25th to Wednesday 27th August, our Year 5 students set off on an action-packed camp adventure full of sunshine, fun, and teamwork. Right from the first stop at Opossum Bay beach, students embraced the spirit of camp, enjoying beach walks, games, and the spectacular scenery before heading to the South Arm Labyrinth for some peaceful reflection and stunning views.

At Orana Guides Camp, the excitement continued with quizzes, star gazing, and a classic camp BBQ. The days that followed were filled with friendly competitions, laughter, and plenty of opportunities to challenge ourselves. Students showed exemplary support for one another throughout, cheering on their classmates and demonstrating teamwork at every turn.

Some camp highlights included:

  • Ploughman Cup Obstacle Course Challenge – Congratulations to Doyle House, who powered through with determination to claim the win.

  • Outer Space-Themed Sand Sculpture Competition – A galaxy of creativity shone through, with Young House taking home the honours.

  • Team Building Activities – Once again, Young House rose to the occasion, showing outstanding collaboration and spirit.

  • Sports and Games – From thrilling soccer matches to bush “Capture the Flags,” energy and smiles were everywhere.

  • History in Action – Students enjoyed stepping back in time at Richmond, learning about Tasmania’s convict past and exploring Old Hobart Town Model Village, complete with miniature streets, buildings, and characters. Of course, the lolly shop was also a huge hit!

By the time we returned to school, everyone was tired but full of stories and memories. The camp was not only an opportunity for fun and learning, but also a chance for our students to grow in resilience, independence, and friendship. We are incredibly proud of how supportive, respectful, and enthusiastic our Year 5s were throughout the entire experience.