At Mega Adventure, we truly believe that not all classrooms have walls. Our park is definitely a unique place to bring your class together. Our programs have been developed in conjunction with ACHPER learning outcomes, proudly nurture the IB curriculum ideals and are suited to different schooling years. We facilitate two types of school experiences: an Educational Program and a Fun Program, each including a range of activities on our SkyMate which provide tangible learning outcomes.
“The experience was exceptional. The staff were very helpful. It challenged the students physically and mentally. It tested their abilities and level of risk taking. The students formed small groups that worked together to share the experience.”
– Neil Wuttke, Year 7 teacher, Henley Beach Primary
FUN PROGRAM
Our schools fun program is about getting your class together and having a go – with some fast paced, high-energy activities. It focuses on areas such as:
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Communication
- Self confidence
- Persistence and refining thought processes
It’s about helping each other through a series of different physical and mental challenges – and having a good laugh at the same time! Whatever outcome you are aiming for, rest assured your experience with us will be fun, friendly, and safe.
EDUCATION PROGRAM
In addition to the Fun Program, using our unique SkyMate structure, participation in Mega Adventure activities naturally lends itself to the Australian Curriculum: HPE focus areas (although not exclusively) of:
- Safety (S)
- Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS)
- Challenge and Adventurous Activities (CA)
- Lifelong Physical Activities (LLPA)
With varying degrees of difficulty over fluctuating heights, this program can be adapted depending on the learning opportunities desired for the students. Transferable skills are taught through team building games and exercises, and also through physical activity and exposure to unique emotional and social scenarios.
“Mega is a great experience whether you are a thrill seeker or not. It was challenging but lots of fun. I’m planning to do it again on a weekend with my family.”
– Ethan, Year 7 student, Henley Beach Primary.