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Camps International are experts in sustainable student travel, offering life-changing adventure & community service schools expeditions across Africa, Asia, Europe & Latin America.

Going on a Camps trip is a great way to support and improve your mental health. Here are a few ways to maximise these be...
18/08/2026

Going on a Camps trip is a great way to support and improve your mental health. Here are a few ways to maximise these benefits while you're on expedition!šŸŒā 
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šŸŒæGet outsideā 
Time in nature is proven to reduce stress and improve mood. Use your downtime after a long day of project work to enjoy a digital detox and soak up the fresh air and scenery around camp.ā 
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šŸ¤Connect with new peopleā 
You may be on expedition with people you've never spent time with before. Taking the time to get to know them and expand your circle helps build new friendships, which are crucial for our general wellbeing.ā 
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šŸ’ŖStay activeā 
Staying active is a great way to boost mood and confidence. There'll be plenty of opportunities to get involved, from morning workouts to sports games in camp.ā 
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šŸŽØGet creativeā 
New environments and new places are the perfect setting for creativity. Whether it's sketching, writing, or taking photos, creativity is a powerful outlet for stress and a great way to boost happiness.ā 
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We're celebrating the power of responsible travel and the impact it can have on student wellbeingāœØā 
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We recently had a team join us in Kenya as a part of their Gold Award with The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. ...
14/08/2026

We recently had a team join us in Kenya as a part of their Gold Award with The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. Amongst those students was Yosh*ta, who shared her experience with us below:

"Last week, I had the immense privilege of going to Kenya with my school as a part of my Gold Award with The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation. This journey was a profound lesson in humility, deeply reminding me of how fortunate I am to enjoy everyday privileges that many go without, such as access to high-quality educationšŸŒ

We spent the first two days of our trip at the Camps International camp in Tsavo. Beyond the breathtaking scenery, I was incredibly inspired by a local shop run entirely by women, whose impactful mission focuses directly on funding young girls' education and fostering women's empowerment.

Following this, our four-day hike took us through diverse terrain, from sub-arid plains to scaling Mount Kasigau. After injuring my ankle on the very first day, this became a true test of mental and physical perseverance. Pushing through the challenge was entirely worth it, as the sweeping views and cinematic cloud formations looked almost too perfect to be realšŸŒæ

We concluded this unforgettable experience with a safari in Tsavo East National Park and a visit to a Maasai tribe. Connecting with the local community and witnessing Kenya's wildlife firsthand brought the entire journey full circle.

Ultimately, this trip taught me volumes about Kenyan culture, deepened my connections with my peers, and showed me what I am truly capable of achieving under pressure. I have, now, a profound sense of gratitude and a completely renewed perspective on the world"šŸ™Œ

It's always wonderful hearing from our incredible alumni about how their trip shaped their lives, and how those memories mean so much to themšŸ’›

If you'd like to share your story with us and be featured on our socials, just drop us a DM, we'd love to chat!āœØ

How do we work towards the UN SDGs in Kenya?šŸ¤”We've spent over 20 years working alongside communities in Kenya on project...
11/08/2026

How do we work towards the UN SDGs in Kenya?šŸ¤”

We've spent over 20 years working alongside communities in Kenya on projects shaped by local priorities and in alignment with the UN SDGs. Some of our project highlights over this time include:

šŸŒæOver 240,000 acres of habitat protected
šŸOver 35,000 livestock dewormed
šŸ› 1,200 school desks built
šŸ 46 homes built or renovated
šŸ˜Over 6400m of elephant deterrent fencing constructed

Our projects in Kenya typically focus on school improvement, housing initiatives, habitat regeneration and supporting peaceful coexistence between humans and wildlife. They are also designed to align with the following UN SDGsšŸ™Œ

1- No poverty
2 - Zero hunger
4 - Quality education
5 - Gender equality
6 - Clean water and sanitation
8 - Decent work and economic growth
10 - Reduced inequalities
13- Climate action
14- Life below water
15- Life on land

We are so lucky to have been welcomed so warmly by so many communities in Kenya, and we can't wait to see what we achieve together in the futurešŸ’›

08/08/2026

What life looks like when you say YES to that Camps tripšŸ’›ā 
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An expedition is full of adventure, new friends and real impactšŸ™Œā 
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We can't wait to welcome more student travellers to our camps soon for even more purposeful travel!ā 
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Are you joining us on an expedition soon? Let us knowšŸ‘‡
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What does it actually mean to be ready for the world?šŸŒā ā School is brilliant for exams and structure, but some lessons on...
04/08/2026

What does it actually mean to be ready for the world?šŸŒā 
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School is brilliant for exams and structure, but some lessons only click when you step outside the classroomšŸ“šā 
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On expedition, you work on projects where the outcomes are real. Whether it's a community infrastructure build or a conservation initiative, there's no textbook answer to reach for. You have to listen, think on your feet, and contribute in ways that classroom time alone can't teach you.ā 
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Expedition closes the gap between knowing something and actually being able to use it, not through instruction but through experience. ā 
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It's a shift that stays with you long after you're home, into university, into work, and into how you see the world around youšŸ’›ā 
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Five skills students develop on a Camps expedition that universities and employers are looking foršŸŒGoing on expedition i...
02/08/2026

Five skills students develop on a Camps expedition that universities and employers are looking foršŸŒ

Going on expedition is so much more than an adventure. The experiences students have on their trip shape how they think and see the world, which are qualities that don't go unnoticed when it comes to applications and interviews.

šŸ™‹Confidence: Doing something challenging, far from home, changes how students see themselves. This shift in self-belief stays with them long after they return from their expedition.

šŸ’Ŗ Resilience: By nature, expeditions donā€™t always go to plan. Times like these teach students to adapt, keep going, and learn that uncertainty doesnā€™t always mean failure.

šŸ”„ Adaptability: Working in unfamiliar environments teaches students to think on their feet and find solutions with what's in front of them, this is a skill that follows them into every workplace.

šŸŒ Cultural awareness: Living and working alongside local communities helps build a genuine understanding of the world that canā€™t be taught in a classroom.

šŸ¤ Teamwork: Working together on projects teaches valuable collaboration skills that are valued highly in universities, workplaces and life beyond school
Expedition isn't just about where students go, it's about who they become when they get there.

Happy International Day of FriendshipšŸ™Œā ā Some of the most meaningful friendships are formed in the most unexpected places...
30/07/2026

Happy International Day of FriendshipšŸ™Œā 
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Some of the most meaningful friendships are formed in the most unexpected places. On expedition, you'll find yourself side by side with classmates, working toward something shared in an environment that's completely unlike anything you've experienced together before.ā 
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When you're navigating challenges together, pushing through long days, and experiencing something completely new as a group, existing friendships deepen in ways you don't always expect.ā 
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By the end of the expedition, the people you set off with feel closer than ever and for those who arrive not knowing many people in the group, connections form quickly and run deep. The friendships that grow from shared experience like this tend to be the ones that last.ā 
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On a day that celebrates the power of friendship, we're thinking about every student who has found their people, or grown closer to them, on a Camps expeditionšŸŒā 
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What does it actually mean to be ready for the world?šŸŒā ā School prepares you brilliantly for exams and structure, but som...
28/07/2026

What does it actually mean to be ready for the world?šŸŒā 
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School prepares you brilliantly for exams and structure, but some lessons only happen when you step outside the classroom.ā 
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On expedition, you work on projects where the outcomes are real. Whether it's a community infrastructure build or a conservation initiative, there's no textbook answer to reach for. You have to listen, think on your feet, and contribute in ways that classroom time alone can't teach you.ā 
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Expedition closes the gap between knowing something and being able to use it, not through instruction but through experience. It's a shift that stays with you long after you're home, into university, into work, and into how you see the world around youšŸ’›ā 
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What makes school travel ethical?šŸŒā ā Not all expeditions are created equal, and as interest in international school trave...
24/07/2026

What makes school travel ethical?šŸŒā 
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Not all expeditions are created equal, and as interest in international school travel grows, so does the importance of understanding what responsible, meaningful travel actually looks like in practice.ā 
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For us it starts with the communities we work with, every project at Camps is led and shaped by local priorities. Through listening first, building relationships over time, and returning year after year, we ensure that we give back meaningfully to the communities that welcome us.ā 
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Long-term partnerships are at the heart of this. Students become part of something ongoing rather than something fleeting, meaning the impact is more sustainable, the cultural exchange is more genuine, and the learning runs deeper as a result.ā 
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For schools, this approach also means travel that aligns with safeguarding standards, sustainability values, and real educational outcomes. Ethical travel isn't just the right thing to do, it's what makes the experience genuinely worthwhile for everyone involved.ā 
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Read more about this in our blog, exploring why long-term community partnerships matter and what they mean for students and schools. Link in biošŸ”—ā 
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Going on a Camps expedition pushes you outside your comfort zone in the best way possible. Here are 8 skills you'll come...
21/07/2026

Going on a Camps expedition pushes you outside your comfort zone in the best way possible. Here are 8 skills you'll come home with, whether you realise it in the moment or not!ā 
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šŸ¤Collaborationā 
Living, working, and problem-solving as a team teaches you how to pull together when it counts. You'll learn to listen, compromise, and rely on each other, skills that carry far beyond the expedition.ā 
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šŸ§ Critical thinkingā 
From navigating tricky terrain to making decisions on the go, expedition life sharpens how you think on your feet and weigh up solutions under pressure.ā 
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āœØConfidenceā 
Tackling challenges you didn't think you could, whether it's a tough trek or taking the lead in a group, builds self-belief that sticks with you long after you're home.ā 
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šŸš€Initiativeā 
There's no one to tell you exactly what to do every step of the way. You'll learn to spot what needs doing and just get on with it.ā 
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šŸŒCultural literacyā 
Immersing yourself in new places, communities, and ways of life broadens your worldview and teaches you to engage with difference openly and respectfully.ā 
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šŸ§­Leadershipā 
Whether you're guiding your group through a task or simply stepping up when needed, expeditions give you real opportunities to lead, not just talk about it.ā 
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šŸ’¬Communicationā 
Clear, honest communication becomes essential when you're relying on each other daily. You'll come away better at expressing yourself and listening to others.ā 
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šŸŒ±Resilienceā 
Things won't always go to plan, that's just expedition life. Learning to adapt, keep going, and bounce back is one of the most valuable lessons expedition life teaches.ā 
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You'll leave camp with more than just memories, you'll come home a more capable, confident version of yourselfšŸŒŸā 
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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
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