School Camps & Excursions
Arguably, one of the best camps for students to participate in! The fully secure site, amazing food, and variety of structured activities will have students fully engaged and cared for.
The CYC ADANAC camp plays a vital part of the Year 7 Transition Program, and as such, we strongly encourage all students to attend.
This 3 day, 2 night camp at Yarra Junction is in Term 1 so that students are provided with early opportunities to establish and strengthen friendships which are vital for overall wellbeing and school connectedness.
To find out more about the camp, visit their website
Our hallmark experience designed to challenge, inspire, and educate students. This immersive five-day adventure takes students out of the classroom and into the heart of Tasmania, where they will explore its stunning natural landscapes, rich colonial history, and vibrant wildlife.
From the convict past of Port Arthur to the ancient wonders of Hastings Caves, students will delve deep into Tasmania’s unique cultural heritage. They’ll experience the thrill of outdoor adventures, from the heights of Mount Wellington to the serene beauty of Cataract Gorge, all while developing essential life skills like teamwork, leadership, and resilience.
The Year 8 Tasmania Camp is more than just a trip—it’s a transformative educational journey that broadens perspectives and fosters personal growth. Students will return with memories to last a lifetime, a deeper understanding of themselves and the world, and stories of their adventures that will enrich the entire school community.
The Rubicon Outdoor Education camp aligns perfectly with our Values and places Student Voice, Agency and Leadership at the centre. This camp is about empowering young people to make respectful choices which prioritise healthy relationships.
This 3 day, 2 night camp takes place in Term 3.
To find out more, visit their website
Get ready to pack your winter woolies, and hit the slopes on our 3 day, 2 night Ski Camp to Alzburg Resorts, Mansfield where students tackle Mt. Buller.
A jam-packed, high-energy ski camp, taking place in Term 3 fosters friendships and builds a sense of resilience and community.
To find out more about the camp, visit their website
There's something for everyone to help make connections and build a sense of belonging
Lunch Time Clubs & Activities
Japanese Kana club, Deutschklub, Art Club, Music Club, Equality Alliance, Lego Club, Maker Space, Chess Club.
School Production
Actors, musicians, singers, dancers, stage managers, makeup artists and backstage crew - with over 80 students across years 7-12 involved, our production is an annual celebration of our talented school community.
Instrumental Music & Ensembles
The Instrumental Music Program offers the opportunity to participate in a creative and dynamic community of musicians and performers. With a broad range of instruments to choose from and an extensive assortment of ensembles and bands, each student will be able to peruse their passion and unleash their potential.
For more details, visit the Instrumental Music Program page under the Learning menu.
Inter-School Sports
The Inter-School Sport Program at Buckley Park College is focused on encouraging and supporting all students to participate in a variety of sports at competition level in the School Sport Victoria Moonee Valley District.
Furthermore we stress the leadership opportunities for students to act as role models and to coach, umpire and organize many sports, in conjunction with staff.
Throughout the school year, students may represent the school in a variety of team sports including: Tennis, Cricket, Volleyball, Hockey, Football (AFL), Soccer, Netball, Basketball, Badminton, Softball, Baseball, and Table Tennis.
These competitions allow teams to compete at District, Western Zone and State levels.
Along with team sport opportunities, we also have the House Swimming & Athletic Carnivals which are a great opportunity for students to compete or support competitors in one of four Houses: Buckley, Croft, Graves or Hoffman in gaining points to lift the Seymour Cup, which is awarded to the House with the most points at the end of the school year.
Debating
Students learn the skills to think critically, formulate and clearly communicate an educated opinion on issues that matter to young people who aim to make a difference in the community.