Challenge #2: The Obstacle Course
The Beau Soleil Challenge Series continued this weekend with the Obstacle Course, the second of seven Challenges our students will take on throughout the year.
With the mountains still green before the arrival of winter, students faced a course designed to test much more than speed, climbing, running and jumping their way through a series of fun but challenging obstacles.
Like every Beau Soleil Challenge, the Obstacle Course is designed to push students beyond what feels comfortable. For some, the challenge is physical. For others, it is about having the confidence to try, helping a teammate through a difficult section or simply keeping going when things get tough.
And after all that effort, there was one final obstacle waiting at the finish: the inflatable slide.
Two Challenges down, five to go — and plenty more opportunities for our students to discover just how much they are capable of. Discover our entire challenge series here: School Challenges
Congratulations to La Renardière and Tam on their wins!
Enjoy the video and relive the second Beau Soleil Challenge of the year.
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