Longneck Lagoon Environmental Education Centre

Telephone02 4573 6323

Emaillongneck-e.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Stage 3

Longneck Lagoon EEC offers a range of NSW syllabus linked, HPGE and wellbeing excursions for Stage 3 students.

 

 

Leadership, teambuilding and wellbeing

Longneck Lagoon EEC offers a range of leadership, team building and wellbeing programs for Stage 3 students.

Wellbeing Program

Our wellbeing program, Wild Connections, is an engaging hands-on program to strengthen student wellbeing and development by connecting with nature, connecting with each other and connecting with self. 

The Wild Connections program is delivered to students working in groups (up to 20 students per group) with a maximum of 60 students per day. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Leadership programs

Leadership programs are designed to develop or enhance a range of communication, teamwork or leadership skills. 

Programs are tailored to meet the needs of student leadership groups. Activities utilise a range of equipment and locations within a bush setting to highlight communication, problem solving and teamwork skills.

Leadership and team building programs are delivered in small groups with a maximum group size of 12 students. Total maximum number of students per day is 36.

 

Team building programs

Team building programs are designed to develop or enhance a range of communication, teamwork or leadership skills. 

Programs are tailored to meet the needs of students requiring assistance in developing interpersonal skills. Activities utilise a range of equipment and locations within a bush setting to highlight communication, problem solving and teamwork skills.

Leadership and team building programs are delivered in small groups with a maximum group size of 12 students. Total maximum number of students per day is 36.

 

 

 

HPGE programs

Stage 3 - Treasure Trackers

This program focuses on the Intellectual Domain. The program is designed to develop skills in the use of a topographic map, compass and Global Positioning System (GPS). The program will also explore environmental issues and develop problem solving and teamwork skills. Students use their orienteering and mapping skills to locate and solve a series of puzzling treasures throughout the day. This program is delivered with a maximum of 12 students (4 students from 3 schools). 

 

This program is run on multiple dates throughout Terms 2 & 3 in 2025. Applications for participation are sent to schools at the end of Term 1.

 

Please complete an Expression of Interest if you would like to be included in the 2026 application process. Closing date for EOI's: Friday 6 March 2026.