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Sustainable Summer Camps.

Our carefully crafted European camp programs for schools from around the world are rooted in sustainable development. The intention of our camps is to inspire the young generation and give them a glimpse of how to be in this fast-changing world, how to contribute to sustainable development and have a positive impact on all life on this planet.


Besides academic development, all camps strongly consider ‘whole-person’ development and well-being, based on three pillars: Resilience, Relationships and Relaxation. Students will get back in touch with nature, are sure to have fun and will create new friends for life.


Carefully selected staff live and sleep in the same residence as the students. They are available 24 hours a day to deal with any problems that may arise.

Our Summer Camps in Europe.

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The Netherlands 

Sustainable Entrepreneurship 

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United Kingdom

English for the Future 

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Germany

Creativity & Sustainability

Our Happy Moments.

Our Participants Feedback.

Vicky (16 yrs)

The ‘Dear Earth’ workshop really opened by eyes. It made me realize what is truly important to me in my future life.’

Joanne (16 yrs)

"The visit to the energy company showed me that you can also act entrepreneurial and make change happen in a bigger corporate organization."

Mona (15 yrs)

‘At home I always buy new clothes for fun. The fashion day showed me the impact that fast fashion has on the environment. I will definitely change my style now!’

Coco (15 yrs)

"Our stay in the refurbished farm house was so much fun! We could run around outdoors, see the animals next door and really become one big family together."

Christina (16 yrs)

‘I was so impressed by the open-ness of the presenters. They were even willing to share their failures and how they managed to turn their professional careers around.’

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Sofia (13 yrs)

‘I was really struck by how strangers in Holland positively greet each other in Holland. That is something I would like to take back to my home country’

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