Through events, mentoring and school visits, we support young people to grow in faith and build strong Christian friendships.
Our residential events for ages 10–18 combine fun, adventure and friendship with space to explore what it means to follow Jesus. Young people are encouraged, equipped and most importantly deeply known and loved.
Year-round mentoring and school visits continue to nurture faith and leadership.
Come and be part of the adventure!
FAQs
Our youth events are planned with different age groups in mind, so there’s something for everyone. We totally get that you (or your child) might have a few questions or even feel a bit unsure before coming along. That’s completely normal! These FAQs are here to give you a better idea of what to expect and hopefully put your mind at ease.
What are the safeguarding measures in place to keep my child safe at camp?
All our leaders are carefully recruited, reference checked and DBS checked. Each leader undertakes safeguarding training prior to leading on a camp. We follow The Stewards’ Trust safeguarding policy and have designated safeguarding officers on site for each camp. Camps are run with clear supervision structures so every young person is cared for safely.
Who looks after my child day-to-day and what is the ratio of leaders to young people?
Each child is placed in a small group with dedicated leaders who get to know them personally. We maintain high leader-to-camper ratios, ensuring plenty of support, attention and supervision throughout the week.
How are medical needs, allergies or special dietary requirements managed?
We ask for full details on the booking form so we can plan ahead. Trained first aiders are always on site and a designated medical officer will oversee all medical administration during the week. Our catering packages with the venues take special care with all dietary needs and where there are nut allergies we operate a nut-free camp.
What does a typical day at camp look like?
Each camp has a distinct offering designed to match the age, needs, and interests of the young people attending. However, all camps include a mix of fun activities, teaching sessions, small group discussions and time outdoors. Evenings often involve games, music or campfires and we always make sure there is enough time for rest.
How do you support children who are homesick, anxious or struggling socially?
Our leaders are trained to spot when a young person is finding things difficult. We provide encouragement, one-to-one support and help them build friendships so that every child feels included and at home.
What is the Christian element of camp and how is it explained to the young people?
We share the Christian faith through age-appropriate talks, discussions and music. Young people are always encouraged to ask questions, explore at their own pace and take part in a way that feels right for them.
How do you handle unkind behaviour or bullying at camp?
We take kindness and respect very seriously. If any unkind behaviour arises, our leaders act quickly to listen, support those involved and resolve the situation in line with our safeguarding policy. Our aim is always to ensure every young person feels safe, included and valued.