Resilient Teen Girl Summer Camp

Empowering Pre-Teen and Teen Girls through Nature's Gifts!

Welcome to the Resilient Teen Girl Camp - Walton on Thames!

This unique summer program is designed to empower and inspire teenage girls age 11-16, providing them with unforgettable experience filled with adventure as well as opportunity to learn valuable life skills and establish a deeper connection with nature.

During our camps young people will embark on a journey of self-discovery and resilience-building. Through engaging activities such as journaling, nature crafts, upcycling, outdoor cooking, yoga and gardening activities girls will tap into their creativity and develop valuable skills.

Our aim is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where girls can disconnect from technology, reconnect with nature, and cultivate a sense of inner strength and confidence.

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SUMMER CAMP

Camp

Tuesday, 8th Aug 10-4

Thursday, 10th Aug 10-4

Friday, 11th Aug 1.30-4

Key Activities

Nature Crafts: Eco-printing, rock painting, pressed flowers, eco-jewellery and weaving.
Bushcraft Skills: Survival techniques, problem-solving, and fire-starting.
Sustainable Living: Slow fashion, upcycling, and making eco-friendly beauty products.
Wild Cooking: Learning about nutrition, cooking on fire and botanical drinks making.
Gardening: Learning about growing & cultivating plants.
Wellbeing Activities: Digital Detox, journaling, mindful photography, guided mindfulness, and self-care activities.

Meet The Team

Kate Ray

Founder of Guided Wellbeing & Camp Lead

Kate is an experienced Group Facilitator and qualified Ecopsychologist with over a decade of mentoring and coaching young people and adults. She is passionate about empowering young girls and women, teaching the value of nature and living sustainably. With expertise in mental health and facilitating nature based programs Kate creates safe, immersive outdoor experiences and nurturing environment. As a mother of a teenage daughter, Kate understands the unique challenges faced by young girls today. Her love for adventures adds an element of excitement and connection to her work.

Amy Smithson

Farm & Forest School Teacher & Camp Lead

Amy is a qualified forest school teacher and farm school facilitator with a passion for working with children of all ages. She brings her love for animals and nature to her role, creating engaging and educational experiences for children in outdoor environments. In addition to her work, Amy is also a dedicated home educator, providing a nurturing and personalised education for her two children. With her expertise in farm and forest schools, Amy cultivates a deep connection between children and the natural world, fostering a love for learning.

Carrie Iddins

Primary School Teacher & Camp Lead

Carrie is a passionate and dedicated Primary School Supply Teacher with close to 20 years of international experience working with children in the UK, US and Dominican Republic. Beyond teaching, she runs a sustainable clothing business called FairPlay Clothing and organises the Molesey Clothing Exchange, fostering a sense of community and promoting the importance of reducing waste. With her experience in sustainable practices and love for community, Carrie will share the importance of slow fashion and its impact on the planet, how to up-cycle clothes and the benefits of creating community, providing the girls with a creative opportunity to embrace and explore eco-conscious choices.