Y7 Rewards Trip

Isabel Lamb • June 23, 2026

Year 7 Enjoy Reward Trip to Hyde Park


On Friday 19 June, our Year 7 students enjoyed a well-deserved rewards trip to Hyde Park following a successful year of hard work and positive contributions to school life.


During the visit, students took part in an engaging water safety session, learning important skills and knowledge about staying safe around rivers, lakes and other open water environments. They also explored local wildlife and discovered more about the plants and animals that inhabit Hyde Park's waterways.


The highlight of the day for many students was the opportunity to take to the water on pedalos, enjoying the sunshine and putting their teamwork skills into practice.


The trip was a fantastic opportunity for students to learn outside the classroom, spend time with friends and celebrate their achievements. It was wonderful to see students demonstrating enthusiasm, curiosity and excellent behaviour throughout the day.



A huge thank you to all staff who helped organise and supervise the visit, making it such a memorable experience for our Year 7 students.

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