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91������ students have the opportunity to visit the College’s sister schools in Italy, France, and Japan, and are able to host students from these countries. The College also sends study tours to locations around the world, including New Zealand, the United States, South-East Asia, and other locations in Australia.

Camps and retreats provide an invaluable opportunity for students to associate with each other and with staff in an informal learning environment. These activities also allow students to further explore areas of their development such as teamwork and personal faith. Years 7, 10, 11, and 12 typically take part in camps/retreats. Some subject areas, such as Physical Education and Performing Arts, also have camps for their students for some units of learning.

Programs such as the Science and Engineering Challenge, Tournament of the Minds, RoboCup, ANU STEM Program, ANU Titration Competition, National Mathematics and Science Competitions, Philosothon, and Debating, among others, offer opportunities for extension and for exploring new interests.

Students are able to attend events to learn about or contribute to a range of topics, such as: leadership, study skills, sustainability and the environment, sport, careers, personal development, teamwork, law, the arts, and science.

Formal leadership opportunities exist for students from Years 7 to 12 on the Student Representative Council. Students participate in the leadership of the College, Campus or one of the Houses. The SRC oversees our outreach program that fundraises for local and national charities and organises events for students, including fundraisers, fashion parades and Variety Night.

There are clubs and committees for just about every interest at 91������. Some of the clubs currently on offer include the Astronomy Club, Sustainability Group, Dungeons and Dragons Club, Drone Club, Dance Crews, Sound and Lighting Crew, and the Yearbook Design Team - just to name a few.