Educational camps in Romania — options for every level of experience. Clear prices and real reviews.
Very easy – Moderate
1 day – a few weeks
Education centres, guesthouses, campuses and themed venues
All year, above all in the school holidays
Educational camps are programmes that put learning together with time off and time with other children.
Children come across new ideas through games, experiments, projects and hands-on work.
Unlike ordinary lessons, these camps are built on experience, working together and making things.
The aim is to build skills in a relaxed, interactive setting.
Book activities run by specialist organisers.
Educational and recreational camps for children and teenagers, combining adventure, exploration, creative activities and social interaction. The programmes include trips, practical workshops, team games and outdoor activities, offering participants new experiences and wonderful memories.
A project dedicated to children and young people, promoting friendship, creativity, teamwork and learning through interactive activities, games, and educational and recreational experiences.
Taberele Tumba oferă copiilor oportunitatea de a descoperi activități noi, de a lega prietenii și de a se bucura de experiențe educative într-un mediu interactiv. Prin jocuri, activități în aer liber și experiențe de grup, participanții au ocazia să învețe lucruri noi și să își dezvolte creativitatea și autonomia.
Experiments, discoveries and research work pitched at children.
Coding, robots, electronics and STEM projects.
Learning a language through talking and interactive work.
Art, writing, theatre, music and making things of your own.
Communication, confidence, leadership and working as a team.
The first ideas about ideas, projects and getting things started.
Children find out what the programme is for and what it involves.
Participants learn through exercises, games and demonstrations.
Children put what they have learnt to use, alone or in a group.
The activities build communication and cooperation.
Participants present their projects or what they found out.
Programmes pitched at the age group, for building knowledge and skills.
They fill out schoolwork with practical, interactive methods.
Right for those keen to look into something new.
It gives them room for expression, projects and ideas of their own.
It builds skills that will serve them later.
Most programmes need no prior knowledge.
Introductory work, educational games and simple experiments.
Projects, practical exercises and work done together.
Specialist subjects such as technology, robotics or research.
It matters that the subject matches what the child is interested in.
The activities are organised by age group.
The instructors have to have experience of working with children.
It covers learning, breaks, free time and time with the others.
It varies with the kind of camp and what it sets out to do.
Some programmes ask for materials for the projects.
Handy for notes, ideas and exercises.
You need them for the activities and the projects.
It may be needed at the technology camps.
Used for the artistic or practical projects.
Worth having for the livelier and the free-time activities.
Whatever is needed for the time spent at the camp.
Educational camps have to provide a safe, well-run setting.
No. Most camps are built to take different levels.
There are programmes for children and for teenagers.
Science, technology, languages, art or personal development.
No. The programme also has games, free time and time with the others.
They build creativity, communication and confidence in what they can do.
It depends on the subject and on what the camp does.
Learning by doing, and growing up a bit, in a setting children enjoy.
