CAMP WARRAWEE - YMCA Camping

1 OUTDOOR EDUCATION SPECIALISTS CAMPWARRAWEEName of Organisation: Address: Suburb/Town: P/Code: Name of Group Coordinator: Phone No.: Mobile: Fax: E-Mail: Preferred method of contact: Email Phone Preferred contact time: am/pmDATES CAMP REQUIRED: Day In: / / Approx. arrival time: Day Out: / / Approx. departure time ESTIMATED NUMBER OF CAMPERS: TOTAL Males Male Staff Females Female Staff MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT SUNB reakfast Morning Tea Lunch Afternoon Tea Dinner Are there any variations to meals (ie takeaway/picnic): Which of the following describes your group: School Tertiary Corporate Sporting recreation Church Social FamilyAGE BRACKET OF CAMPERS: Primary Year Secondary Year AdultPROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (YMCA organised activities) 100% Program 50% Program Tailored Program No Programming*For quoting purposes only subject to change.

2 *Refer to Camp Booking Pack for activity and scheduling with Special Needs: : physical/wheelchair, visual/hearing impaired, learning, psychological, list: HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT US?: Referral Website Search Engine Advertising Been Before Other: Deposit Paid $ Date / / Receipt # 81 Byrnes Road North Joyner, QLD 4500t 07 3882 1436e WASHING UP YMCA kitchen staff wash and dry dishes ($ per person per main meal, min $55 per group). FIRE WOOD chopped timber logs ($ per cage). FACILITIESEQUIPMENT Jack Harris recreation Hall Projector & Projector Screen Dining Hall (for activities) PA System Noonameena Hall (seats 30) Sports Equipment (basketballs, footballs etc) Bundalong recreation Centre Indoor Volleyball Court Net Swimming Pool (must have qualified 1st Aid & CPR supervisor) Fire Pit* Please note if multiple groups onsite facilities/equipment may have to be shared.

3 Please select below which camp outcomes your group would like to achieve from the YMCA Camping Learning Framework below (select 1 from each category):LEARNING EXPERIENCEDESCRIPTION BUILD RESILIENCED evelop and demonstrate coping strategies to adapt to individual and group challenges. REINFORCE A POSITIVE OUTLOOKC ampers are happy in the present moment and have a sense of wonder and optimism for a positive future and interact positively with each other. DEVELOP NEW PHYSICAL ACTIVITY SKILLSE xperience new adventure activities and develop skills to encourage lifelong physical activity in the outdoors. SET GOALSL earn to set personal and group goals, persist and strive to achieve them. MAKE HEALTHY CHOICESU nderstand how healthy choices contributes to physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

4 DEVELOP INDEPENDENCEC ampers take responsibility for their own actions and wellbeing and display initiative to effectively solve problems. PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIPE xperience opportunities to influence and encourage positive group behaviour, lead by EXPERIENCEDESCRIPTION BE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLEBe inclusive and respectful of others, embrace diversity and contribute to their camp community. SOLVE PROBLEMS TOGETHERR espect each other s viewpoints and work together to achieve outcomes. WORK AS A TEAMWork collaboratively with peers using effective communication skills and developing trust between group members. CONNECT WITH OTHERSD evelop positive relationships with others, form new friendships and strengthen existing EXPERIENCEDESCRIPTION APPRECIATE THE NATURAL WORLDE xperience interaction and connection with the natural world.

5 UNDERSTAND THE NATURAL WORLDBe exposed to and learn about the local ecosystems and human impact on the environment and develop respect for natural world. PROTECT THE NATURAL WORLDTake responsibility to protect and further enhance the environment through their Outdoor Education staff will develop a program to help your group achieve desired camp outcomes.