School camps & outdoor learning programs

Rite of Passage Camps

Outdoor education to support lifelong learning & development.

The perfect setting for teaching resilience to students

AdventureWorks WA Rite of Passage Camps are designed to support student growth, development, and social-emotional learning through immersive outdoor experiences using a Rite of Passage Transitional framework.

This framework is designed to help students develop a sense of who they are and what they are capable of, build connections and relationships, grow resilience, and foster a sense of purpose, and create a vision of the adult they want to become.

Whether you’re looking to enhance teamwork, leadership skills, or personal resilience, our school camps provide the perfect environment for lifelong learning.

Our Rite of Passage Camps in Australia

AdventureWorks WA offers a variety of programs and camps that go beyond traditional education. Our approach combines the power of the outdoors with evidence-based social and emotional learning (SEL) frameworks to create enriching experiences for students, teachers, and parents.

Explore our offerings below to find the perfect fit for your needs. Our camps take place in beautiful settings in Western Australia. If you are located outside of Western Australia, our team can travel to provide support and training to deliver your own program anywhere within Australia.

Rite of Passage

Year 6 & 7 Transition Camp

Location: Margaret River, Busselton
Duration: 3-5 days

Transitioning from primary to secondary school can be a challenging time for students. Our Year 6 and 7 Transition Camp focuses on building resilience, bravery, and adaptability. Through team-building activities, nature exploration, and reflective sessions, students develop self-awareness and form stronger peer connections, making the move to high school smoother and more confident.

AdventureWorks WA - Into Adulthood with JSRACS

Year 7 & 8 Connection Camp

Location: South West WA
Duration: 3-5 days

As students continue their journey to adulthood, our Year 7 and 8 Connection Camp helps them navigate new friendship groups and discover their own character strengths. This camp sparks curiosity and builds meaningful connections through adventure challenges, group discussions, and personal reflection, supporting students’ social and emotional growth.

Nature Camps (Years 7-8)

Year 9 & 10 Rite of Passage Challenge

Location: South West WA & Kimberley
Duration: 3-10 days

Adolescence can be a turbulent time, but our Year 9 and 10 Rite of Passage Challenge provides a supportive environment for students to explore their identity and develop resilience. This journey-based camp uses adventure and challenge to help students find their strengths, start important conversations, and build a sense of responsibility and perseverance.

Nature Camps (Years 9-12)

Year 11 & 12 Reflection Retreat

Location: Margaret River
Duration: 3-5 days

Our Year 11 and 12 Reflection Retreat is designed for deep learning and personal growth. Amidst the responsibilities and decisions of late adolescence, this retreat provides time for reflection, community building, and developing critical thinking skills. Students engage in activities that foster collaboration and community awareness, preparing them for life beyond school.

Hear what other parents have to say!

"My son is still talking about the camp (and his facilitator) 2 days later and mentioning the new friendships he ... has made with other year 9’s different to himself. So, I just want to extend my thanks to you, for including such a great opportunity in the year 9 program. Well done, I hope this is something that continues for future year 9 students."

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– Year 9 Parent

"My son connected with his facilitator and has really taken on the suggestions/discussed possibilities for personal growth. Some of these ... were – not judging people too quickly, having confidence to try new things, speaking up and engaging with others."

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– Year 9 Parent

"As discussed earlier in the year, my son was hesitant and reluctant to attend. However, the camp itself provided my ... son with an opportunity to learn and grow, open his mind to a different way of thinking and try an activity that he was a little hesitant to initially try (high ropes). He said that his facilitator was encouraging and inspiring."

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– Year 9 Parent

"To say she loved it would be an understatement. She loved every bit of it and importantly, she made new ... friends and became closer to old friends. She also said that she thought this camp has “made her a better person” and as a parent, I can not ask more than that - so hats off to you and the organizers of the camp and in particular to your facilitators, who she can not speak highly enough about."

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– Year 7 Parent

Join us for an unforgettable School Camp experience

Ready to enrich your students’ educational journey? Discover AdventureWorks WA outdoor education camps – designed to inspire, strengthen, and empower the next generation.