On this performing arts tour of Tasmania, students have the opportunity to perform at Port Arthur, the Salamanca Markets and at a number of local schools where they’ll get to meet and interact with other students during performance workshops.

From ancient caves to coastal towns, students will make their way across the diverse landscapes of NSW uncovering the history of the Bathurst Goldfields and the Royal Flying Doctors Service. They’ll also visit Toboggan Hill Park and the Taronga Western Plains Zoo where they will enjoy an exciting overnight camping experience.  

Students make their way across the Blue Mountains as they enjoy stunning aerial views at Scenic World and explore geological formations at the Jenolan Caves. Students step back in time with visits to the Bathurst Goldfields and the NSW Mineral Museum, where they uncover rare collections of minerals and ancient dinosaur fossils.

A remarkably diverse destination, Melbourne presents remnants of colonial history, a thriving arts and culture scene, science discovery, and a robust sporting culture. Making it the perfect place to broaden students minds and experience immersive educational programs.

New Zealand’s North Island is abundant with awe-inspiring landscapes. On this tour, students can explore incredible natural wonders including ancient forests, hot springs, caves, sand dunes and volcanoes! Students will also get to experience New Zealand’s rich Maori culture with visits to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and Tamaki Village.

Thrilling adventure, majestic landscapes and scientific discovery awaits students in the South Island of New Zealand. With ancient forests, sparkling caves and pristine glaciers, the South Island offers students the chance to enhance their science and geography knowledge as they explore one of the most fascinating eco-systems on earth.

Made up of four interconnected ski areas totalling over 3000 acres, Perisher is the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere. With all that space comes a great deal of variety and Perisher’s 47 lifts can take students to a new run every day. Positioned atop the snowy mountains in Kosciuszko National Park, Perisher is…

With terrain designed for fun and skill progression, Mt Buller is the perfect location to introduce students to snowsports. With three different terrain parks, a half-pipe, an ultra-cross course and 80km of groomed runs, there is no shortage of terrain to traverse in style.

As Victoria’s largest alpine resort, Falls Creek is the place for students to become the rider they’ve always dreamed of being. The beautiful European style village with ski-in ski-out accommodation allows you to maximise time on the slopes.