Rosenberg Summer Camp

The Rosenberg day has a clear shape: mornings belong to learning, afternoons to sport and adventure, and evenings to the shared life of camp. Each student selects a minimum of one focus or language course per week and follows it for twenty-five lessons of forty minutes, choosing from fields as varied as Robotics & Engineering, Informatics & Coding, Environmental Science & Sustainability, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Diplomacy & Activism and business-facing courses such as Wealth Creation & Investment Essentials. After lunch the group moves into the afternoon programme or into individual sport choices, with private language lessons slotted in beforehand for students who want them, and the day continues into sporting competitions, evening events and campfires. Stays are built in blocks of two, three or four weeks, so families choose the length that suits them while the weekly course choice can change as interests develop. What makes the programme distinctive is the school behind it: the Future Park and the boarding school's own classrooms and Artisans mean the academic side is taken as seriously as the mountains, and campers from more than thirty countries work and travel together throughout. Junior and senior campers share some experiences but follow largely separate activity programmes so the level always matches the age.