Programs by Age

Campers write, perform and produce an original song in a single week — synths, phonk beats, ballads, whatever they want to make. No backing band, no ghost-writers: it's their track from first note to final mix.

A full crew process compressed into one week: script, shot list, camera, cast and edit — all handled by campers themselves, with instructors teaching the tools rather than making the creative calls.

Frame by frame: campers plan a scene on a light table and shoot it on a rig — twelve to twenty-four photos per second of film. Drawings, cut-outs and stop-motion, animated and voiced by the campers who made them.

Real hands-on experiments, not demonstrations: campers design, run and interpret chemical reactions, light and energy investigations, guided by science educator Nick. Expect colourful reactions and a lab journal full of discoveries.

Three connected labs — printing and screen-printing, object-making across textiles, ceramics and wood, and a portrait-photography and sculpture lab — all built around one idea: making something real with your own hands.

Real garments taken apart and rebuilt into something new — a jacket, a bag, a dress — with real sewing techniques, working towards a runway show where campers present their own designs.