Skiing Adventure of a Lifetime: Students Take on the Slopes and Make Lasting Memories
Just before the Christmas break, 45 students from across campus set off on a ski trip of a lifetime to Italy—and it was nothing short of amazing!
Whether they were skiing for the first time or aiming to improve their skills, every student made noticeable progress. There was a great sense of achievement as they learnt new techniques, tackled more challenging slopes, and built confidence on the snow-covered hills.
The atmosphere was filled with joy and excitement throughout the trip. Students laughed, joked, and encouraged one another, creating a fun and supportive environment. Even the friendly falls became a source of humour, with everyone cheering each other on. The slopes were not only filled with skiers but also with singing, as the students bonded over their shared adventure.
In addition to skiing, the students had the chance to experience the thrill of snow tubing. The rush of speeding down the hill and the excitement of racing with friends added an extra level of fun. For many, it became the highlight of the trip.
A major accomplishment for most students was reaching the top of the mountain. With a strong sense of pride, they skied down, taking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The challenge of skiing down the mountain was tough but rewarding, boosting their confidence and skill.
When they weren’t skiing, the students spent their time playing games, chatting, and enjoying each other’s company, creating friendships that would last long after the trip ended. Many students said this shared experience, alongside the skiing and snow tubing, made the trip one of the best they’ve ever had.
Looking ahead, the success of this trip has sparked excitement for future school skiing holidays. Students are already talking about the next adventure, scheduled for December/January 2025/2026. The memories from this trip have set a high standard for future ski holidays, making this an event that will be eagerly anticipated for years to come.