The Kulin District High School P&C are raffling a prize that’s sure to impress! On the back of this year’s sixty three second sell-out, only 1000 people will have the opportunity to go in the draw to win. First prize includes four adult and six child tickets to the 2023 Westcoast Wool & Livestock Kulin Bush Races, PLUS two 5 berth accommodation units supplied at the campsite for the weekend, along with food hampers to the value of $600 AND $500 cash!!

Second prize is four adult tickets to the 2023 Kulin Bush Races.

All raffle proceeds will be utilised in funding the 2023 Belongingness Camp for the Kulin DHS high school students.

KDHS is a K-10 school with 136 students. They currently have 40 high school students, a portion of which have joined in Year 7 from Kondinin PS, Yealering PS and Hyden PS. The staff and School Board work hard to offer the High School as a viable option for students and their families.

Held early in the year, the KDHS Belongingness Camp is designed to build school culture, a sense of camaraderie amongst the high school students and a sense of belongingness to the school and school community.

The students attend the Dare Adventure Camp at Dwellingup. The camp aims to give the students the opportunity to experience outdoor education in a natural environment. It is aimed to promote teamwork and improved communication skills while meeting new and varied challenges.

This year’s Belongingness camp was great as we got to experience some new things. My favourite activity was doing the Rock Climbing Wall and Crate Climb.
Nadia

Activities encourage students in team building, confidence building, trust activating, leadership skills, resilience, decision making skills and communication skills. The camp gives the students and staff an opportunity to develop strong, sustainable relationships, built on trust and understanding. It gives current and emerging leaders a chance to shine and helps develop a sense of belonging in all students.

I thought that camp was a great new experience as we got to do things we have never tried before, but we also built on our team work with the games and strategies.
Jacinta

Through sponsorship the camp will be fully subsidised, so there is no financial barrier for students to attend. The KDHS Board has fundraised to ensure this is possible. Such is the importance that they place on this camp, funds are independent of KDHS funding sources.

The Belongingness Camp this year was fun and exciting even though we got lots of cuts, scrapes, bumps and bruises. My favourite activities were Archery Tag, the Crate Climb and the 12 Foot Climb. My least favourite activities were the 12 Metre Rock Wall (terrifying by the way) and the Mud Crawl. The food was usually really good and the Councillors were amazing. I enjoyed my stay and would go there again if given the chance.
Allorah

The Kulin DHS P&C Raffle is NOW OPEN until 4pm on the 2nd December, unless sold out sooner.

The winners will be drawn at the Kulin DHS Presentation Night on the 14th December 2022.

Tickets are $50 each with only 1000 tickets being sold.

Thank you for supporting the Kulin DHS P&C to fund the 2023 Kulin District Highschool Belongingness Camp. To get your ticket and go in the draw for this AMAZING PRIZE, click on the link below.