20th - 24th April 2026 International Children Camp @ Learning Village Bwejuu, Zanzibar
20th - 24th April 2026 International Children Camp @ Learning Village Bwejuu, Zanzibar
12 children
from 7 different countries
5 days
full of courses and fun games
unique experience
courses are interactive and creative
all-inclusive
including three meals per day
Schedule
Courses at Camp
each camper will be assigned to two courses based on their preferences submitted in the registration form. Courses subject to availability.
Basic Electronics
In this course, children learn the foundations of electronics using a fun and safe Electronic Building Blocks Kit. They explore how circuits work through hands-on activities and simple projects designed for young learners. The sessions help them develop problem‑solving, creativity, and confidence while building real electronic models such as lights, fans, alarms, and more.
What Kids Will Learn:
- What electricity is
- How circuits open and close
- Basic components like switches, lights, motors, and buzzers
- Building simple working projects
- Learning through fun challenges and teamwork
5-10 y.o.
Age group
Nico
teacher
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prior knowledge required
by Nicotech
Arts
The art program will involve three main categories where children can learn, build confidence, and improve their creativity skills. These activities will help children develop their imagination, fine motor skills, and self-expression.
During the camp, children will explore:
- Marbling Art – A colorful and exciting activity where children create unique abstract patterns using paint and water techniques. This helps improve fine motor skills and color understanding.
- Painting – Children decorate wooden pieces with themes such as ocean life, animals, African patterns, or their names. This help children to improve there creativities.
- Clay Craft – Children shape small animals, cups, or decorative objects. Clay work enhances creativity, patience, and hand coordination.
Finally, at the end of the camp, the children will present their artwork to you to show the skills they have developed during the camp period.
5-9 y.o.
Age group
Jamila
teacher
-
prior knowledge required
by Jamila
Discovery Workshop – Understanding Science
In small groups (max. 10–12 children), young researchers experience fundamental physical phenomena through hands-on experimentation: Forces & Motion (air pressure, levers, angular momentum) Optics & Light Phenomena and much more. Age-appropriate, fun, clear explanations, and plenty of "aha!" moments. Suitable for curious elementary school children who want to playfully understand scientific concepts.
6-12 y.o.
Age group
Niels
teacher
-
prior knowledge required
by Mzungu Baridi
Our Day Campus
The courses during camp are held at Learning Village Bwejuu, on its 2600 square meters campus featuring:
- 3 indoor and 2 outdoor course rooms
- sand area for playing football, tag, or terrain games
- rabbits, chicken and garden
- 10 computers for Arduino and Music Production
- Solar Power for uninterrupted events
- 100+ Board Games
