Trips and Adventures | Oxley College

Oxley offers a range of exciting trips and adventures across both the Junior and Senior Schools.

As well as our Other Learning and Experiences (OLE) Continuum, Oxley College offers optional local and international tours for students. We aim to encourage our students to learn from others, develop an appreciation of the world around us and take part in service learning. We design these experiences in conjunction with Round Square.

Our OLE Program

OLE Camps - Year 3 to 6

The week is a wonderful opportunity for Oxley students to explore new experiences with their peers in a supervised and supportive environment and immerse themselves in activities we hope will enrich their lives beyond the classroom.

OLE Camps - Year 7 & 8

Students will learn to prepare for the elements, camp in tents, navigate, engage in activities, cook and clean for themselves while working in small teams to develop resilience.

Rites of Passage - Year 9

We want to ignite students’ passion for what the future holds and the learning journey they are on. The Rites of Passage program for Year 9 makes a significant transition toward life as a senior student.

Outback - Year 11

Outback is a long-standing College tradition at Oxley. Each year our Year 11 students spend two weeks on the road travelling to remote areas within Australia.

Optional Cultural and Service Trips

Thailand – Year 10

We are thrilled to offer Year 10 students an unforgettable experience in Bangkok, Chanthaburi and at the renowned Traidhos Three-Generation School in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Nepal – Year 10

Get ready for an unforgettable journey that combines meaningful service, cultural immersion, and breathtaking adventure!

Snowy Mountain Adventures

We are excited to propose a 5-night outdoor adventure program for Year 10 students in OLE Week 1, Term 4.

Regional Service Learning

Year 10 students will have the opportunity to take part in a rewarding Service-Learning trip to Murrurundi, a picturesque town located at the base of the Liverpool and Great Dividing Ranges.