Master assessment
Covers the common activity risks, required controls and residual risk levels across the school program.
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A practical school wall, teacher onboarding, and a pathway from first climb to interschool competition.
Register your school's interest and receive the sample master risk assessment and safety matrix by email.
Olympic sport climbing includes Boulder, Lead, and Speed. Wall Walkers is focused on bouldering for schools: a lower-wall, mat-based format that gives students an accessible way into the sport.
Bouldering builds strength, coordination, balance, mobility, and physical confidence without relying on one body type or sport background.
Every climb is a problem to solve. Students learn planning, focus, creative thinking, and how to adjust when the first attempt does not work.
Progress is visible and earned. Students practise persistence, controlled risk, self-belief, and calm decision-making under pressure.
The program starts with a master activity risk assessment, then adds the details that matter at each school before climbing begins.
Covers the common activity risks, required controls and residual risk levels across the school program.
Records the local impact area, supervision, access controls, emergency arrangements and school approval.
Program safety standard
AS 2316.1.2:2021 — Safety requirements and test methods for bouldering structures
The risk matrix
The hazard and possible harm are stated clearly.
The risk is rated before controls are applied.
Specific supervision, equipment and operating controls are documented.
The remaining risk is recorded after controls.
The sample supports an early school discussion. Each school still confirms its own site approval, CARA, supervision and policy requirements.
Competition-ready school walls follow one Wall Walkers specification so students at different schools compete on genuinely equivalent challenges.
Every competition board uses the same dimensions and angle, the same hold set, and the same hold positions and orientations.
Wall Walkers designs and tests the master layout, releases an opening bank of benchmark routes, then adds new routes throughout the season.
A school’s six-month competition window begins when its reset is installed and certified. The same rolling order is used for the next season.
Optional managed competition add-on
Add a full 26-week interschool season, including the rotating competition hold set, removal and installation, layout certification, cleaning, inspection and storage, benchmark route releases, scoring, leaderboard access, and program support.
Around $155/week + GST
$3,995 + GST per school, per 26-week season
Regional travel may be quoted separately.
A practical school-budget comparison
A team-sport entry fee is only one line item. An apples-to-apples comparison also includes the people, travel, officials, equipment, facilities, administration, and competition delivery needed to run the season.
Wall Walkers interschool competition
~$155/week + GST
One school · 26-week managed season
Illustrative school soccer season
~$600–$1,300/week
One team · illustrative 10-week season
The soccer figure is an illustrative operating-cost model of approximately $6,000–$13,000 for one team, not a quoted market rate. Direct cash costs can be lower where schools use existing facilities, staff absorb duties, families provide transport, or volunteers fill roles. Cost categories reflect those published for school football by Brisbane State High School; referee assumptions are consistent with Football Queensland's 2026 junior fees.
The aim is simple: give schools the infrastructure and support to introduce bouldering, then create a pathway for students who want to go further.
The long-term vision
Help schools introduce bouldering early, then support students who want to go further.
Start with a school-friendly bouldering wall and an achievable finance pathway. Schools with the standard competition-ready board can then add a managed six-month competition season.
A bouldering wall package tailored to the available school space, with mats, starter equipment, and teacher onboarding.
Indicative finance options can make the program easier to explore. Final pricing depends on site, scope, equipment, and approval.
Competition-ready schools can add a managed 26-week season with a standardised board, benchmark routes, scoring, and a certified reset.
Final pricing depends on the wall size, available space, site access, equipment package, installation requirements, and finance approval.
Register your school's interest and we'll email the sample master risk assessment and safety matrix immediately.
This is a low-pressure first step—not a quote request or commitment.
We'll also follow up to discuss fit, available space and the most practical pathway.