The Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre recently hosted the highly anticipated Air League Recreation Camp for teenagers in Queensland, offering cadets a thrilling and action-packed experience.
The camp featured many exciting activities, including caving, archery tag, team-building exercises, pool games, rock climbing, and the adrenaline-pumping giant swing. With a focus on adventure and team building, the cadets had the opportunity to push their limits and challenge themselves in a safe and supportive environment.
The caving activities utilised unique man-made caves that allowed participants to explore intricate tunnels and caverns, testing their physical agility and problem-solving skills and, in some cases, conquering their fears. The archery tag session let the cadets and officers take aim and hit targets (including each other!) in a fast-paced and fun-filled game. Team building exercises encouraged cooperation and communication, fostering a sense of camaraderie among participants.
The cadets also tested their skills on the rock-climbing wall, reaching new heights and conquering their fears. At the same time, the giant swing provided an exhilarating experience as participants were launched into the air at high speeds, experiencing quite an adrenaline rush.
Ample free time was also available for the cadets to play games, build friendships, and make plans together for the rest of the year’s activities.
Queensland Group was also pleased to host Chief Commissioner Gregory O’Brien for the weekend. He had the opportunity to meet with officers and cadets, observe the activities, and present the Female Federal Cadet of the Year trophy to Corporal Krishna Kumar.
The Australian Air League Recreation Camp was a fantastic opportunity for teenagers to make new friends, learn new skills, and create lasting memories. With experienced instructors and brilliant facilities, the cadets enjoyed a safe and enjoyable adventure-filled experience.
