Student Photogalleries
- Group "Yeerung" having a great time on MTB1
- Snowy Snapshot - Introduction to MTB Bikes with 2B
- Goodbye Term 3
- Photogallery 2: Expo 2, Caving and CLP Day
- Photogallery 1: Expo 1 and Intro to Surfing
- VYLC Photogallery 3: Heishan homestays and school visits
- Photogallery 4: Expo 2
- VYLC Photogallery 2: Pak Lap, community service, calligraphy, Buddhist Temple and more
- Photogallery 3: Students enjoy a range of activities
- VYLC Photogallery 1 - Arrival in China, day out to Luofu Shan, dim sum dinner, and exploring by bike.
- Photogallery 2: First Expedition - Riding to Cape Conran and hiking home to SRC along the beach
- Term 4: Photogallery 1 - Week 1 Activities
- Photogallery 4: Expo 2, Rafting, and more
- VYLC Photogallery 2: Calligraphy, Guangzhou, Heishan, Pak Lap, and more
- Photogallery 3: On-Campus - Photography Lesson, Expo, CPR Exam and Sustainability Pledges
- VYLC Photogallery 1: Arrival and Visit to Luofu Shan
- Photogallery 2: On Campus - Bridge Building, Surfing and Bike Riding
- Photogallery 1: Term 3 - Student Team Activities and Bridge Building
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We go snorkelling twice while here at Snowy. Most groups go to the mouth of the Yeerung River for their first class- which is where you learn how to do it- but my group was lucky enough to be able to go off the boat ramp both times! The first time we went, I was partnered up with Rose. We practised in what they call the bath, which was filled with a marine plant called “Neptune’s Necklaces” and was sheltered from the waves by the rocks. Then we swam around into deeper, open water for the second half of the lesson. I found it really easy to get the hang of it because I’ve done snorkelling before and I was very eager to go into the less sheltered water straight away. We saw a lot of marine life while on our snorkel, including sea stars, abalones and lots of fish, but my absolute favourite animal which Tom and I saw on the swim back was a 2 metre wide sting ray! Snorkelling has been one of my favourite activities so far, and I hope to do a lot more snorkelling once I’m back home. Kendra 1B
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