Peninsula International School Australia’s (PISA) Year 5 to 10 students set off on their much-anticipated Residential Trips. These experiences offer a diverse range of outdoor activities, presenting students with invaluable opportunities for learning and skill development beyond the confines of traditional classrooms.
With a firm commitment to nurturing Future Global Citizens, PISA equips students with essential life skills through initiatives like Residential Trips, empowering them to make a positive impact on a global scale. Research highlights that experiential learning, such as participating in residential trips, enhances students’ social and emotional development, fostering resilience and empathy (source: National Association for Experiential Education).
As students dive into many outdoor adventures, they acquire new skills and cultivate attributes such as teamwork, leadership, and environmental stewardship. These experiences serve as the cornerstone for responsible citizenship, preparing students to navigate the complexities of our interconnected global society.
Through transformative initiatives like the Residential Trips, PISA remains steadfast in its dedication to holistic education, ensuring that every student emerges as a well-rounded individual poised to create a positive impact in the world.
