FAQ's
What are the sleeping arrangements?
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Each young person will be allocated to a dorm based on their connect group and age. Girls and boys will be separated, and youth leaders and volunteers will be staying in separate rooms.
Are phones allowed and is there reception?
Yes, phones are allowed at camp and there is full reception on site. However, it is your child's responsibility to take care of any expensive belongings that they bring. We do not take responsibility for any lost, broken or stolen items.
Who do I call in an emergency?
In an emergency, please contact:
Sam Miles (Devonport) - 0447 684 449
Tom Cogger (Launceston) - 0493 113 117
What activities are occurring over the course of youth camp?
A full and detailed itinerary of the camp will be provided in our parents information handbook. However, some of the things you can expect at camp are: Camp sessions with praise and worship along with our guests speakers Ps Josh + Gabby Geerling, tribal championship games and activities, connect group huddles each morning, and a variety of ‘chill out’ zones for some down time.
My child has a medical condition, what should I do with this information?
On all of our registration forms, there is a section that you can complete, informing us of all the relevant information we need to know for your child. Once you have completed this form, if you have listed any medical information for your child, we will be in contact with you to confirm any arrangements.
Can I drop my teenagers off directly to the campsite?
Yes, you are more than welcome to drop your child directly to the campsite. The details of the camp site and when we will be meeting are below:
Name: Camp Banksia
Address: 1 Anderson St, Port Sorell
Time: Arrive at 4:00PM
What sort of supervision is exercised over camp?
At camp, we will have 25 leaders and volunteers present, all over the age of 18 with relevant ‘working with children’ checks. We will also have multiple ‘camp parents’ on site at all times, who will be at the venue to assist with supervision. Along with this, we will also have a number of iSEE CHURCH staff members on site during the day as well. Over the duration of camp, we will also have first aid officers on site in the event of an emergency.
Will my child need any spending money?
Your child does not need to bring any spending money to camp as all meals and activities are included in your camp registration costs. However, we will be taking up an offering at camp, if your child would like to give towards that offering.
Dietary Requirements:
From your child’s rego form, this is passed onto the campsite to cater for your child’s dietary needs. All meals are covered with dietary requirements, so please ensure this information is accurate on your childs rego form. If any dietary requirements change, please email youth@iseechurch.com.
Payment Plan:
Payment plans are open to begin payment up until March 1. All payment plans must be paid in full by the start of Youth Camp on April 21.