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CCS offers students a unique adventure. Each year students in Year 3-13 participate in an “Education Outside the Classroom” Camp experience, similar to a Week Without Walls.
The CCS Camp programme aims to develop each of our Core Values. Students engage in a wide range of activities, challenging themselves, taking risks, and engaging in local service-learning projects.
Camps also focus on developing a deep respect and appreciation for Balinese and Indonesian culture and environmental issues. Our Camps also focus on balance, helping students develop self-awareness, reflection, and resiliance academically, socially, and emotionally. Camps typically take place in Term 1 in order to build community among students.
Our Camp programme is strategically designed to build on prior experiences and provide an increasing level of challenge and understanding.
Students in Year 3 are introduced to Camps with a 1-night sleepover at school, while our IBDP students complete longer and more intensive activities that contribute to their overall learning and the IB Creativity, Activity, and Service programme. All CCS camps used established external providers an complete a rigorous process of safety checks and risk analysis.
Camp Summaries
| Year 3 | Sleepover at CCS |
| Year 4 | 1 night away at a campground |
| Year 5 | 2 nights camping in Bedugul focussed on team building, and collaboration skills |
| Year 6 | Kintamani and Batur - Climbing, cultural experiences |
| Year 7 | Bedugul and Lovina Camping, Snorkeling, Tree Tops High Ropes Course, and service-learning with Stepping Stones Bali |
| Year 8 | Penglipuran Village cultural Homestay, Kintamani, and climbing Mount Batur |
| Year 9 | Nusa Penida - Bali Starlings, Snorkeling, Cave Temple, Trekking |
| Year 10 | Social Enterprise Learning at East Bali Immersion in Karangasem, Service-learning through road building, Trekking and Waterfall Hik |
| Year 11 | Open Water / Advanced Open Water Dive Training including Tulamben |
| Year 12 and 13 | IB Biology and Environmental Systems and Societies Science trips to Lembongan for research and data collection |
