The team of the socio-pedagogical program ‘Formula of Unity’ is organizing an international camp for teenagers aged 14–18.
You can find the history of our camps here.
Attention! The camp will happen entirely in English (so a language proficiency level of at least A2–B1 is required). Currently we expect participants from Russia, Ecuador, Cameroon, and Turkey however students from other countries are more than welcome to join.
General Information about the Camp

Check-in
16 July
до 14:00
Check-out
29 July
до 11:00
Location
RC ‘Silande’
Details
of the organization
of the camp
Daily Camp Schedule
The first half of the day is educational, it is dedicated to classes on certain subjects. Participants can choose one of the following:

A class is opened if at least 4 people sign up for it. Therefore, we ask you to choose two preferred classes: your first and second priority. If the first priority class does not get enough participants, you will be invited to join your second-priority class.
We spend the second half of the day according to the Methodology of Collective Creative Education — the day is filled with events we create together. This is also an important part of the day, during which students develop such skills as responsibility, leadership, teamwork, negotiation, mutual understanding, finding win-win solutions, critical thinking as well as organizing and running events. The educators will help with resolving various issues. They carefully observe group dynamics and address emerging conflicts, managing the group’s interactions.
In the evening, each group has an ‘Evening Light’ gathering, where participants discuss meaningful things (for example there we get to know each other, take part in creative activities, and discuss topics that are important to the participants).The camp’s atmosphere helps teenagers open up, form friendships and develop mutual respect. You can read more about our approach here.
This time, the camp will be about a dialogue of cultures. We will exchange cultural practices, explore our similarities and differences, and find common interests for communication beyond the camp. On the last day, a large festival is planned, it will be prepared by the participants and invited educators.
After the camp, we plan to host Zoom meetings once a month to allow participants and educators to meet again, stay in touch, and share stories about their countries.
Camp’s Participation Fee
Registration for the camp
Registration takes place in your Personal Account:



















