Summer and winter camps on your campus.
Two to ten days in the holidays: debate, public speaking, storytelling and presentation, with every child performing every day and a showcase at the end.
- days in the break
- 2 to 10
- grade bands, Grades 1 to 12
- 4
- showcase on the last day, parents invited
- 1
Five days. One arc.
Camps run 2 to 10 days; this is the five-day shape most schools choose. Longer camps add debate formats and a mini-tournament.
Day 1
Find your voice
Introductions on stage, voice and presence, first prepared speeches.
Day 2
Tell a story
Storytelling structure, expression, reading your own words aloud.
Day 3
Make a case
Claim, reason, example, and first mini-debates in pairs.
Day 4
Answer back
Listening, rebuttal, thinking on your feet, impromptu rounds.
Day 5
Showcase
Every child performs. Awards for Best Speaker, Most Improved and Best Storyteller.
How a camp is run.
Format
- Grade-batched groups: Grades 1 to 3, 4 to 6, 7 to 8, 9 to 12
- Half-day or full-day, on your campus
- Batches small enough that every child performs every day
- Activity-driven: games, drills, rounds, not lectures
- A showcase on the last day that parents are invited to
Every child takes home
- A certificate, signed by faculty
- A personal booklet of their own work
- A recording of their showcase performance
- Awards: Best Speaker, Most Improved, Best Storyteller
On file.
A ten-day in-person summer camp, hosted on a partner school's campus in 2026.
Vivek High SchoolChandigarhTen-day in-person summer camp
Scored every session. Reported every term.
- Four dimensions after sessions: clarity and structure, confidence and delivery, argumentation and rebuttal, content and GK awareness.
- A coach note with every score: what improved, what to work on next.
- A term report per student and a summary per class, to the school and to parents.
Session feedback
Sample student · Grade 7 · Intermediate
Week 6 · British Parliamentary round
- Clarity & Structure
- Are ideas organised and easy to follow?
- 4
- Confidence & Delivery
- How does the student carry themselves while speaking?
- 3
- Argumentation & Rebuttal
- Are points logical, relevant and well-supported?
- 4
- Content & GK Awareness
- Is the student using current, relevant examples?
- 3
The proposal, in one document.
Formats, how a term is timetabled, the rubric and a sample report, partner schools and the pricing structure. Something you can forward to the management committee.
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