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This is a lovely ‘traditional’ style camp. We appreciate the outdoor focus and down to earth activities – craft, wide games, walks, swimming. The excursion day is also a highlight with the more high tech side of things. The christian content is very important and well organised/ led. It is a great blend of social skills and faith building for an age group that needs to find their identity in Christ. Thanks so much for your commitment.

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The camp is an amazing resource. It is brilliant fun and packed with activity, but allows time for friendship and learning too. The atmosphere is relaxed and accepting and I have great confidence in the leadership. This holiday has become a key part of my girls’ summer and refreshes them physically spiritually and emotionally.

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Thank you so much to you and all the team for running the camp at Studland, Our son had really great time and benefitted so much from his time there. He’s chatted loads about the camp and was especially complimentary about the food (special praise for the puddings which were aammmmaaZing!) He is already talking […]

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Just can not express our thanks enough for the wonderful time our daughter had with you and the team at Studland. The whole team clearly put so much energy, soul and imagination into every part of the experience. It just sounded the most creative and un-institutionalised of camps.  Keep doing exactly what you are doing […]

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We sent our oldest daughter at 11 (tentatively at first as she didn’t know any other kids there) as we thought that it would be a good springboard into the next phase of her life, enabling her make new friends from different parts of the country and to grow in her faith.

She came back having had ‘the best’ time, made some amazing friends and made a commitment to follow Jesus.  Now 16, she has been back every year since, with her younger brother and sister who each started going at 11.  Continue reading →