What should I expect at departures? There is 3 main steps to departure: rapid antigen test, wristband pickup, and bag drop off prior to bus boarding.

Who will be performing tests? Tests will be self-administered with supervision. We will be using saliva tests.

What if I get a non-negative test result? A second test will be administered to confirm the result.

What if I get a second non-negative result? Our team will discuss your situation, however you will not be able to depart for camp. Depending on health orders you may be required to undertake a PCR test, or you may choose to undertake one since if you receive a negative result we can make arrangements for a late arrival to camp.

Can I get a refund if I am unable to attend due to testing? Yes, we will be able to provide a full refund of registration if you are unable to attend camp due to non-negative test results.

What if I have recently recovered from COVID (and so might receive a non-negative result)? We recommend you get a clearance note from your doctor, or you have the isolation release message from NSW Health. You may like to test yourself with a rapid antigen to check your expected result.

Do I need to bring my own test? No, we will provide the rapid antigen tests.

Is this mandatory for everyone? Yes, every person attending the camp must undertake a test (including all our leaders, crew & contractors).

What about people already on site? Anyone onsite for attendee arrival will be tested prior.

Do I have to wear a mask at departures? Yes, to ensure the safest environment we ask that all adults at departures wear a face mask, even while outside.

Do I have to wear a mask on the bus? In accordance with government guidelines, anyone above 12 (HSK leaders) will wear a face mask on transportation and indoors.

What if I am not departing from one of the locations but arrive directly at the campsite? You will be tested upon arrival.

Can I come if I have symptoms? No, if you are experiencing symptoms you should not attend departure (or camp), and should follow health advice around testing.

Who do I talk to if I have an enquiry? The help desk or check in team at your location will be able to assist or escalate any concerns.

At Camp

What measures are in place at camp? A range of measures are in place including screening (such as testing), deep cleaning, and hand sanitising stations.

What cleaning procedures are in place? Daily cleaning of high touch points and communal areas will be undertaken by professional cleaners.

What if I get symptoms at camp? Our onsite Pastoral Care team will have rapid antigen tests on hand for anyone with COVID symptoms. If a non-negative result is received, the person will be isolated and departure via private transport will be arranged (such as parent pickup).

What if someone in my child’s cabin receives a non-negative rapid test result or is confirmed to have COVID? According to health orders, you would be considered a close contact and required to isolate for the relevant timeframe and undertake any testing requirements. Departure will be arranged (including parent pickup).

Is camp indoors or outdoors? The majority of camp will be conducted outdoors, with the exception of cabins, dining, and praise and worship rallies.

Is there ventilation in the auditorium? Yes, the doors of the auditorium will be open, allowing significant ventilation & airflow.

Will there be space to socially distance in the auditorium? Yes, there will be plenty of space so children and leaders can socially distance.

Do I need to wear a mask indoors at camp? As per health orders a mask must be worn at all times in indoor areas by anyone over 12 years old.

Can I wear a mask outdoors? Yes, you are more than welcome to wear a mask even in outdoor environments at camp.

Will hand sanitizer be available? Yes, hand sanitizer will be available at designated stations around campsite.

What if I want more information? For both registration and COVID related enquires please email us at [email protected] and we will be able to assist!