School Programmes

Unique learning experiences

Create Impact

Wild Mountains offers a range of truly unique school camps. We use an Earth Education pedagogy.

We welcome primary, secondary and university groups. From overnight, to a week or longer.

Our Programs

EARTHKEEPERS

Discover the Magic
Grade 4- 6
3 day | 2 night
SHAPERS OF TOMORROW

Change the World
Year 7 - 9
5 day | 4 night
BESPOKE PROGRAM

Let’s co-create
Leadership, team building, wellbeing?

Earth Keepers

Earthkeepers is a very structured program with sequential, cumulative and immersive activities.
The program includes:
Conceptual Encounters learning about the science of how the earth works via engaging drama based activities.
Sensory Immersion exploring the natural world with all of our senses.
Solitude time to process and time to be in the natural world. A crowd favourite.
Rewards students receive 2 keys on camp. They earn the remaining 2 keys back at school.
Reinforcement students record their learning in a booklet. The Gameshow finale is always fun. You may even spot some famous International Guests!
Earth Keepers is a captivating journey to find the mysterious character “EM”.
Students receive a letter from EM inviting them to the Earth Keepers training centre. Upon arrival, they enter EM’s lab and so the exciting journey begins.
Students are deeply engaged in hands on and immersive experiences where learning feels effortless.
We run our school programs at cost.
$270 per student. Minimum charge of 20 students.
The price reduces $10 per person for each additional 5 students. $260 per person for 25 students.
2 Teachers can attend for no charge.
Yes. We encourage active parent participation. Adults charged at student prices.

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Wooden sign in a forest stating "EARTHKEEPERS TRAINING CENTRE" with a smaller sign below that says "Welcome". Sunlight filters through trees.

A young girl smiling and holding a wooden chart about energy, soil, water, and air in a forest setting during a group outdoor activity.

A group of children and an adult are outdoors, creating a web, engaged in nature based learning involving colorful strings and cords, with trees in the background.

A group of children and a woman are outdoors in a forest, engaging in an educational activity. The woman is sitting on the ground, wearing outdoor gear and talking to a girl with a striped shirt, a sun hat, and a lanyard. The children are holding not

Three children outdoors, holding and looking at photographs, dressed in casual clothes and hats, with trees in the background.

A boy wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a backpack holds a plant with spiny seed pods while in a dense forest, with a small mirror in their hand reflecting the surrounding greenery.

A group of children sitting on the grass in a park, with two girls in the foreground. The girl on the left is wearing a blue jacket and has a backpack, while the girl on the right is wearing glasses with an eye patch over her eyes and a white t-shirt

A young girl wearing a large green hat with 'TONIESSORI' written on it, smiling with her eyes closed, in a grassy outdoor setting, with a wooden box in the background.

Children sitting on grass in a line outdoors, participating in an educational activity. One girl in a blue shirt offers a leaf to another girl wearing a large sun hat and eye mask. Other children are visible in the background, some wearing hats and s

A young girl wearing a blue vest and gray hoodie, holding a yellow, torn map in a forest with green foliage, and pointing at a location on the map.

Children observing and exploring objects in a display case at a museum or educational setting.

A young boy with brown, curly hair wearing a plaid jacket looking at animal photographs and models on shelves labeled with growth numbers, including 20 thousand, 50 million, and 100 million.

Children sitting close together, clapping and laughing during a performance or event in a dimly lit room.

Group of children and adults smiling and posing in a forest at Earthkeepers Training Centre, under a wooden sign with the text 'Welcome'.

Shapers of Tomorrow

5 days, 4 nights
Enquire | Reflect | Activate
Shapers of Tomorrow is a thought-provoking journey for young people.
Students are guided through conceptual encounters to learn about the key systems that make the earth work. They are allowed slow time to reflect on and integrate their learning experiences.
Thoughtful and animated discussions explore their perceptions of self and others. We unpack some of the environmental, social and economic challenges in the world. Shapers of Tomorrow encourages personal responsibility and inspires them to be active agents of change and leaders in a world that needs help.

A group of people walking on a trail through a forest near the Earth Atmosphere Entrance Station sign.

A chef wearing a white hat and red apron is instructing two young girls seated at a table with red and white checkered tablecloth at a restaurant, pointing to a menu.

Two young girls sitting at a table covered with a red and white checkered tablecloth, looking at a red menu. One girl is wearing a blue bucket hat with Australian flags and

Several hands holding a mollusk shell during a nature walk or educational activity outdoors.

Two people wearing paper plate masks, standing outdoors in a wooded area. The left mask depicts a cat with orange eyes, and the right mask features a blue and white mythical creature. Both individuals are dressed in black shirts, with the person on t

A group of hikers walking through a forest, wearing hats and backpacks.

Young boy outdoors wearing a black T-shirt with a cartoon graphic, a blue tutu, red shorts, and black shoes, flexing his muscles with arms raised, standing on green grass with trees and a blue sky in the background.

A group of people sitting in a circle at night in an outdoor setting, with lanterns around them, as a person stands in the center performing a traditional dance or ceremony with a stick, in a forested area.

A young boy coloring a butterfly mask on a paper plate with markers at a wooden table in a rustic room.

A person with a hat walking along a grassy trail in a lush, green forest carrying a box and a bag.

Group of children sitting around a campfire at night, enjoying snacks and talking.

Our Facilities

Our camp is high up on the Macpherson Range, located in subtropical rainforest.

It is an opportunity for students (and teachers) to reconnect with the natural world. We offer space for quiet contemplation and reflection in magical settings with stunning views to the valley below.

The off-grid centre complete with solar power, rainwater collection and compost toilets offer opportunities for students to learn about eco building, sustainable design and development. There is also an opportunity to complement your camp with a break from devices and high-speed technology.

We provide: