Every Friday, Kindergarten (apart from Term One) to Year 9 attend  OnLand Learning at The Stewart Farm. This program was initiated during COVID and replaced the push to have students learning online.

Onland Learning fulfils our PDHPE requirements via an outdoor education offering.  Students will partake in termly activities based on activity-based experiences that underpin our unique Progressive Education: cooking, making, growing, performing, exploring and serving, e.g. surfing, swimming, hiking, fishing, canoeing, cooking/gardening, construction, sport, learning family group challenges.  There is also a focus on unstructured play – with our students offered opportunities to play creatively while supervised by teachers.

Every final day of semester, we have a Community Day – where families are invited to our onland site to participate in performances, meals and challenges.  This day is a way of growing our culture of respect and shared responsibility.