7 Things Our Camp Instructors Learn From Kids

Each year, as we gather all our equipment and clean out the last lost jumper from the corner of the room, we walk away with something more than just muddy boots and new memories. The amazing part about working at adventure camps is that the lessons do not only flow from us to the kids. […]

Planning Meaningful Experiences Over More Stuff

When the excitement of Christmas settles and the new year begins, many of us in Leeds, York and Yarm start thinking about what lies ahead. January feels quiet. It’s a time when families often reflect on what really brings joy and meaning. That’s especially true when money feels tighter and the sparkle of new toys […]

How to Help Your Child Prepare for Camp with Confidence

Introduction Getting your child ready for a leadership development camp can feel exciting yet a bit uncertain. These camps give children a chance to learn teamwork, build their confidence, and explore the art of guiding without always leading. Kids don’t need to be loud or sporty; leadership comes in many forms, and every personality has […]

Christmas Holidays and Childcare: How Parents Can Reduce Stress During School Breaks

The Christmas holidays bring sparkle, excitement, and plenty of festive traditions. But for many parents, they also bring a unique combination of pressure, stress, and logistical juggling. When school closes for the break, routines shift, childcare becomes a challenge, and family expectations rise. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Many parents find it […]

When to Start Kids at Adventure Camps

Adventure camps have a way of bringing out the best in kids. They’re full of movement, friendships and hands-on activities that feel a lot more exciting than classroom learning. From bushcraft and swimming to exploring the outdoors, camps give children space to grow in confidence and try things they might not do at home. It’s […]

Spotting Signs of Anxiety at Adventure Camps

Adventure camps for kids can be exciting places full of laughter, muddy wellies, and new friendships. They’re where children get to run about in the fresh air, build dens, try new skills, and explore a bit of independence. But alongside all that excitement, being away from home, meeting new people, and stepping into unfamiliar routines […]