San Diego 5/18/2011 2:58:34 AM
News / Education

First Green SuperCamp prepares young leaders for a bright future

A partnership between two pioneers in education, the Green School and SuperCamp, has led to the world’s first Junior Green SuperCamp, for 11 to 13 year olds in Bali from July 5-11, 2011.

The Green SuperCamp will bring together young leaders from around the world for an inspiring, interactive seven days. The camp will equip them with a far greater awareness of the impact they can have on their community, environment and the future of the planet.

Based in Bali, Indonesia, the Green School has been attracting global media attention for its radical approach to education: A school designed entirely of sustainable materials, where the children grow their own food and learn through nature. Based in the USA, SuperCamp has built a reputation after 30 years as the world leader in summer enrichment programs.

Bobbi DePorter, co-founder and president of SuperCamp, and her elite team of educators have changed the lives of over eight million kids worldwide through SuperCamp and Quantum Learning school programs. Today, more than 57,000 graduates from programs in the U.S., Europe, Asia and Latin America are part of the SuperCamp family and SuperCamp is recognized as the leader in youth academic and life skills development.

DePorter commented on the first Green SuperCamp, “Our partnership with Green School comes at an important time, when students are already seeking ways to be more globally aware and environmentally responsible. What better way to spend the summer than in the heart of Bali, at a school that has built a name as the world’s Green School.”

Green SuperCamp builds on the reputation and track record of SuperCamp by taking place at the Green School in Bali with a modified program that integrates the program with nature, lessons on sustainability, and global responsibility. This is a SuperCamp for green citizens.

Cynthia Hardy, co-founder of the Green School, added “Our Green School Curriculum has so much in common with the SuperCamp ethos of responsibility, learning by doing and putting the unique needs of each child first. This SuperCamp will be unique in combining many fun and engaging activities from nature with SuperCamp’s proven formula for results.”

Over seven action-packed days, young leaders from 11 to 13 will take part in a full schedule of fun, inspiration and experiential learning. This includes life skills, increasing confidence and motivation through the 8 keys of excellence, leadership, creative skills, problem solving and becoming aware of the impact they can have through the choices they make. It also includes learning skills, increasing academic performance and improving grades through Quantum Study strategies, math mastery, mind-mapping, accelerated reading and memory skills.

Green SuperCamp is currently accepting enrolments for both students and volunteers on their website. They are also partnering with schools for class trips and organizing stays within Bali for parents to accompany their children to Bali and enjoy a vacation whilst their child attends the camp.

The Green SuperCamp Website is at www.greensupercamp.com