A new version has appeared among all kinds of camps.
Summer programs have been held on the campus of the international boarding school UWC Dilijan for the third year
For 2 weeks, camp participants aged 9 to 16 years old can choose one of five thematic areas and prepare projects together with experts. Despite the fact that there are only five directions, they tried to diversify the choice to the maximum. The result was a very varied program, which included Performing art, Visual Art, Leadership, Nature and Technology, Healthy lifestyle and Sport. Shifts are organized in Russian and English.
Also in 2018, for the first time, there were family programs for children from 6 to 9 years old with their parents. In an informal setting, participants attend interactive workshops on history, ethnography, architecture and fascinating mathematics, and at the end of the program, unusual theatrical performances will stand.
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This year, a truly stellar composition of teachers is participating in the project: Anastasia Leonova is a business coach. IB Diploma Applied Economics Lecturer, author of Kinder MBA programs; Lada Shapovalova – graphic designer, teacher of Art & Design programs at the British Higher School of Design, author of a series of books for children, teacher and manager of Britanka ArtsCool – Art & Design programs of the British Higher School of Design (Moscow) for schoolchildren, illustrator and author of a series of books for children; Natalia Lapkina – Ph.D. and project manager for the Qawra Children’s Academy of Sciences www.sciencekids.ru; Danila Arikov – actor, director-teacher, director and director of the STANISLAVSKY children’s theater studio; Daria Turanskaya – architect, teacher, current member of the Union of Moscow Architects, teacher of her own course for children 4-6 years old in architecture at the educational center of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art; Irina Bogdanova – historian, photojournalist (Moscow State University), specialist in Russian history, author and host of interactive historical games in the “I Know” project; Greta Shushchevichute – stage director, theater and film actress, acting teacher, host of authoring programs for children at the Fanny Bell House family theater; Maria Yarina – biologist, popularizer of science, author of scientific shows of the Smart Moscow project, organizer of educational expeditions for children; Vladimir Lopatin – artist, illustrator, co-founder of the graphic stories publishing house Live Bubbles, organizer of the international comics festival “Big Festival”; Franco Stride – director, screenwriter, film and TV producer, music technology specialist; Yulia Kuznetsova – geographer, candidate of sciences, author and presenter of children’s popular science programs at the Polytechnic Museum, “Wow! How? “