Camps: long sessions like a leadership camp
Camps are long, camp-style sessions modelled on student leadership camps. Each camp runs over three to five days, and each day is one session of about three hours made of timed blocks: a warm-up, short teaching points, hands-on activities and case studies, a break, a reflection and a short quiz. You can do a camp on your own or run it with a group.
On your own
Work through one day at a time at home, over consecutive days or weekends, with a notebook. The built-in timer keeps each block on track and your journal stays private on your device.
With a group
A teacher, youth leader or parent can run any camp for 4 to 30 students in a classroom, school club or majlis. Every activity has a group version, and each camp has facilitator tips and a printable facilitator pack. Groups of under-18s should always be supervised by a responsible adult.
Finish strong
Pass a day's quiz with 80% or more to complete that day. The last day ends with a capstone project. Complete every day to earn the camp's graduate badge.
Choose a camp
Leadership Camp
Five days to learn to lead yourself, lead with others and lead something real in your school or community.
5 daysabout 3 hours a dayMoving-Out Bootcamp
Five days to rehearse independent life before university, so the real thing feels familiar.
5 daysabout 3 hours a dayYoung Founders Camp
Five days to spot a real problem, test an idea cheaply, run the numbers and pitch it with confidence.
5 daysabout 3 hours a dayPublic Speaking and Debate Camp
Three days to find your voice, shape a persuasive message and hold your ground in a respectful debate.
3 daysabout 3 hours a dayMoney Camp
Three days to earn, budget, bank, spot scams and plan your next twelve months with confidence.
3 daysabout 3 hours a dayWellbeing and Resilience Retreat
Three calm, practical days to understand yourself, build tools that work, and leave with a personal Wellbeing Plan.
3 daysabout 3 hours a dayRunning a camp for a school, club or majlis? Each camp page has group instructions, facilitator tips and a facilitator pack you can print.
Notes for parents and schools