The role of camps

For children, camps are an opportunity to test, validate, and deepen their adaptability. They can become more independent, responsible, and concerned about taking care of themselves and those around them. Not to mention that camps are also a chance for parents to take a vacation 😊.

Returning to children, though, they can become even braver! Guiding them to navigate on their own in a new collective environment, with diverse personalities and characters, and engaging in many new activities, only shows that you have confidence in them and their abilities. They will equip themselves with courage to tackle these so-called challenges, which are actually nothing more than opportunities.

Furthermore, due to gadgets, the beauty of communication is diminishing, and it risks becoming a dying art. In camps, children are compelled to communicate, interact, and work as a team. They learn to consciously use nonverbal language, and they become better listeners.