Sunny Skies for Ski Trip


Last week's senior ski trip provided students with three days of adventure, learning and unforgettable memories in the snow.

After arriving at Mt Buller on Wednesday, students wasted no time hitting the slopes, enjoying an afternoon of skiing as they settled into their alpine surroundings. The day continued with a twilight skiing session, giving everyone the unique experience of skiing under lights.

Throughout the trip, students participated in ski lessons where they developed new abilities, refined their technique and, most importantly, learned to embrace challenges.

Whether they were mastering their first turns, tackling steeper runs or building the confidence to get back up after a fall, every student achieved progress at their own pace.

Beyond the slopes, the trip provided a valuable opportunity to form new friendships and strengthen existing connections. Students encouraged one another, celebrated successes and shared experiences that will be remembered for years to come.

One of the most rewarding aspects of the trip was witnessing the personal growth of our students. Skiing demands self-confidence, resilience, patience and perseverance. They quickly discovered that improvement doesn't always happen immediately and that sometimes the best approach is to take a breath, try again, and trust the process. These qualities extend far beyond the mountain and will serve them well in many areas of life.

A huge thank you to all students for their positive attitude, willingness to step outside their comfort zones and the way they represented our College throughout the trip. We are incredibly proud of how they challenged themselves, supported their peers and embraced every opportunity.

The 2026 Senior Ski Trip was certainly one to remember, filled with skiing, laughter, friendship, challenge and personal growth. It created lasting memories that students will carry with them as they move towards the final stages of their secondary schooling.

Stephanie Bertalmio

Ski Trip Coordinator

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