The Year 8 girls of Saint Kentigern Girls' School recently embarked on an unforgettable adventure on their annual camp. Their destination? The stunning Great Barrier Island, where they took on an array of thrilling challenges and activities.

From the moment they set sail, the girls were treated to a breathtaking display of nature as dolphins and penguins guided them to their destination. Upon arrival at Orama, they were welcomed by the Sir Edmund Hillary instructors, who had prepared an action-packed week of activities that would keep them busy from dawn until dusk.

The girls fearlessly tackled rock climbing, kayaking, abseiling, and even coast-steering. They worked together on the waka and braved overnight adventures, all while embracing the island's natural surroundings.

Of course, the camp wasn't without its challenges - the girls encountered long drops, spiders, mosquitos, and even eels! But they persevered and overcame their fears, pushing their boundaries and emerging stronger.

Throughout the week, the girls formed a tight-knit group, bonding over laughter, singing, and the incredible sunsets that lit up the island each evening. They returned to Auckland with memories to last a lifetime and a newfound confidence to take on anything that Year 8 has in store for them.

The SKG Year 8 camp was a remarkable experience showcasing our students' resilience and adventurous spirit.

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