Authentic Montessori

Camps and Outings

Through a variety of camps and outings, we give children opportunities to gradually separate from adults, explore the world, and discover what they are capable of.

Trips and camps in the 0–12 environment 

Even before the age of 3, children can take part in camps and short trips, thoughtfully planned and tailored to their development.

These experiences are more than “trips”—they are intense, formative moments when children learn to manage without their parents in a safe but unfamiliar environment, and begin to build confidence in their own abilities: “I can do it without Mom and Dad. I can manage. I’m capable.”

Educational and recreational experience

Taking part in school camps is a valuable educational and recreational experience for children. These camps offer the opportunity to experience life in nature, learn various skills and connect more deeply with the surrounding environment. In addition, school camps encourage social and emotional development, giving children the chance to make new friends, work as a team and build self-confidence.

Camp activities may include mountain hikes, campfires, sports and recreational activities, games, swimming or trips to the seaside, visits to local tourist attractions, museums or arts and crafts workshops. Through these experiences, children can expand their knowledge and develop practical and social skills in a safe, stimulating environment.

A variety of camps

Every year, we organize a ski/snowboard camp, giving children a great opportunity to learn new sports skills or improve the ones they already have. Camp days are spent to the fullest with friends, creating experiences and memories to last a lifetime.

Trips and camps

Families and children spend time together, strengthening their friendships. Outside the school environment, there are many activities they can enjoy together, whether nature trips, outdoor games, sports and arts activities, or even volunteering in the community. These moments not only strengthen relationships between children and their families, but also provide valuable opportunities to learn and develop social skills.