Lake Dewar Camp

6th - 8th October 2014

PMI Reflection
Plus -
What Worked
Minus -
Things to consider
Interesting -
Questions/comments
Leading up to camp team
members all contributed
to the organisation which
helped with knowing what
has happening during camp.
Communication between
staff during students free
time to ensure that students
were supervised while
us getting a break when
needed. (also was fair)
All of the activities were
engaging and students and
teachers enjoyed.
The tone on camp
was extremely positive
- staff were proactive,
clear expectations,
excellent organisation and
communication amongst
staff
Staff having the same group
of students and rotating
through the activities with
them (built a relationship
between staff and students
for that one go to person)
Catering was organised and
good quality (and quantity).
Getting a clear idea of
what activities are part of
the Amazing Race to allow
us to inform parents as
well as build interest with
students.
All staff and children in the
same building, as it was
difficult to communicate
amongst staff.

There were 6 rotations

of activities and five
groups...Next time maybe
making a 6th group to have
smaller groups and more
participation.
Dogs?? Our students knew
to not go near them but they
still came to activities and
approached students