Learners step into the role of entrepreneurs as they identify problems, design solutions, and bring a product to life. Throughout the camp, they will develop a business idea, conduct simple market research, create and refine their product, and prepare to present and sell.

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The experience culminates in a Market Day, where learners showcase and sell their products to real customers.

Learners engage in hands-on experiments and creative projects that explore science, design, and problem-solving. From testing ideas to building and refining creations, this camp encourages curiosity and innovation.

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Activities may include experiments, design challenges, and creative builds such as soap or candle making, along with other hands-on explorations.

Learners connect with the natural world by planting, observing, and caring for living things. Through hands-on experiences, they explore life cycles, ecosystems, and the responsibility involved in sustaining growth.

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This camp blends science with real-world application, helping learners see the impact of their work over time.

Learners develop strategic thinking through daily chess instruction, practice, and gameplay. They will learn foundational strategies, analyze moves, and build confidence through friendly competition.

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Whether new to chess or looking to improve, learners are challenged at their level.

Learners explore a variety of artistic mediums while developing their own creative voice. Through guided exploration and independent creation, they will experiment, design, and produce original artwork.

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The focus is on process, creativity, and expression rather than perfection.

Learners take on team-based challenges that require problem-solving, communication, and resilience. Through structured activities and outdoor-inspired tasks, they practice leadership and learn to navigate challenges collaboratively.

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Each day presents new scenarios that encourage learners to think critically and work together.

Learners step into the role of detectives as they examine evidence, analyze clues, and work through real-world style investigations. Through hands-on activities, they will explore basic forensic techniques such as fingerprinting, observation, and evidence analysis.

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Each challenge requires learners to think critically, ask questions, and collaborate as they piece together information to solve a mystery.​

Learners are introduced to the foundations of coding and robotics through hands-on challenges and creative problem-solving. They will explore how code works, develop simple programs, and apply their thinking to build and control robotic systems.

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Through guided exploration and independent work, learners will test ideas, troubleshoot problems, and refine their designs—building both technical skills and persistence along the way.​

Inspired by the stories of Roald Dahl, learners explore storytelling through reading, writing, art, and performance. They will select a Dahl book to study independently, focusing on how to read as a writer while examining elements such as character, voice, and plot.

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Learners will then apply their understanding to create a final project of their choice, such as an original story, play, or piece of artwork inspired by their reading.