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Kayaking Adventures for Schools

Teamwork. Confidence. Nature. Learning Beyond the Classroom

Why Choose Outside Adventures for your School

Fun, Safe, and Unforgettable Outdoor Learning

Looking for a school activity that excites students, ticks curriculum boxes, and makes lasting memories? Kayaking with us is the perfect choice. Our programs get students outdoors, active, and working together — while discovering the joy of paddling on our local waterways.

From a 90-minute taster to a multi-day expedition, every kayaking experience is designed to:

  • Get kids moving in a fun, low-impact activity

  • Build resilience and teamwork as they paddle together

  • Create real-world learning through problem-solving on the water

  • Inspire environmental connection with our unique coastal and river ecosystems

Our Programs are suitable for students from year 3 and up and can be tailored to suit each schools learning outcomes.

Give your students more than a day outside — give them an experience they’ll talk about all year.

Secure your school’s kayaking program now, lock in your Term 4 or 2026 dates.

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Frequently asked questions

What do I need to bring with me?

  • A warm layer to wear on the water if needed e.g. fleece, waterproof jacket

  • Water bottle

  • Full change of clothes

  • Towel

  • Any personal medication needed

What should I wear?

  • Clothes you don't mind getting wet and that don't absorb water e.g. active wear or wetsuit

  • Closed toed shoes you don't mind getting wet e.g. old runners, wetsuit shoes (location dependent) 

Will I fit in?

Yes you will! We have had women from 18 to 85 in our classes, from many different backgrounds and experiences. We love having a diverse group of women out on the water with us and so do all the women who paddle with us. 

Do I really not need any experience for level 1? 

You don't need any experience at all to join level 1. It is completely fine if this is your first time getting in a kayak, we will support you to get the most out of your experience and cheer you on the whole way.

Which class should I join? 

If you are unsure of which class suits you best, please get in touch with us and we will help find the perfect starting place for you!

How often do you run the She Paddles Classes? 

We run the She Paddles classes multiple times throughout September to May. During the months of June, July and August we don't stop kayaking we still do series of weekly social paddles to different locations each week!

Am I fit enough to participant? 

All you need to join in is to be able to do 90 minutes of gentle exercise with lots of breaks. 

What happens in a Kid's Kayaking Experience

Our Kids’ Kayaking Experience sessions are designed for children aged 8 to 16 who are ready for an on-water adventure!

Over 90 minutes on the water, kids will:

  • Learn the basics of kayaking with guidance from our friendly, qualified instructors.

  • Build confidence and skills in a safe, supportive environment.

  • Join in games and activities that encourage teamwork, laughter, and lots of splashing fun.

It’s the perfect mix of learning and play—whether they’re trying kayaking for the first time or already have a bit of paddling experience.

By the end of the session, kids will come away with:

  • New paddling skills

  • New friends

  • And big smiles!

This a perfect activity for any kid looking for some on the water fun and is also an ideal first step if your kid is thinking about joining our term time kayaking club but wants to try first. 

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Contact us:

info@outsideadventures.com.au

0431 640 804

Office hours: Mon to Thurs 9am - 3pm

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Pre Paddle Form: Participant Waiver

Outside Adventure acknowledges and respects the Wadawurrung people as the traditional custodians of its local lands and waters.

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“Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.”

― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

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