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Three Generation Camps
2010 Camp Reports
Holiday Intensive English Camp
HIEC Camp 19 July - 8 August 2010
The Prem camp hosted 19 students from different countries including China, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea and Japan for the Holiday Intensive English Camp between 19 July-8 August 2010. Aiming to allow students to live and learn together in an English speaking environment, students created good relationships as mentioned by a Japanese students in his homework writing
(AKA Kamyu)...On July 19th we came to the camp. First time when we meet together we were so quiet. But when we eat dinner we became friends. We went to the zoo, waterfall, hot spring, and more. It was very fun...
The afternoon and out-of-class activities such as team buiding, boat racing, team sports and field trips supported the English classes well. Students enjoyed group challenges and field trips while they automatically practiced English language in a real-life situation. The three week camp went by so quickly but it successfully allowed students to improve their language skill.
Even though it is the last camp run under the name of the Prem Camp, it will remain a good memory of friendships among students from different nations. It sustains the Global Citizen concept of our institute. We look forward to next years camp under the Traidhos Three Generation Camps branding.
The Prem camp hosted 19 students from different countries including China, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea and Japan for the Holiday Intensive English Camp between 19 July-8 August 2010. Aiming to allow students to live and learn together in an English speaking environment, students created good relationships as mentioned by a Japanese students in his homework writing
(AKA Kamyu)...On July 19th we came to the camp. First time when we meet together we were so quiet. But when we eat dinner we became friends. We went to the zoo, waterfall, hot spring, and more. It was very fun...
The afternoon and out-of-class activities such as team buiding, boat racing, team sports and field trips supported the English classes well. Students enjoyed group challenges and field trips while they automatically practiced English language in a real-life situation. The three week camp went by so quickly but it successfully allowed students to improve their language skill.
Even though it is the last camp run under the name of the Prem Camp, it will remain a good memory of friendships among students from different nations. It sustains the Global Citizen concept of our institute. We look forward to next years camp under the Traidhos Three Generation Camps branding.
Adventure Camp
Adventure Camp 3-17 July 2010
A truly international group of students camp together for Adventure camp with 28 participants from China, Taiwan, USA, Japan and Thailand.
Camp Counselors commented that the students quickly created good friendships and cooperated well as a team. They were polite and easy going and adapted well to all of the activities. The camp was a lot of fun and enjoyable for everyone.
Parents commented that their children were happy at camp and had fun learning new things. Several mentioned their thanks at the good care taken by camp staff in looking after the students.
Adrenalin racing on the high ropes course
Determined to make new friends
Variety of team challenges
Exciting to kayak in the rain
Night trail around campus
Tree-top canopy zip-wiring
Unlimited laughter and challenge
Raft-building and riding
Evening games and campfire BBQ
Cooking and eating always part of the fun
Authentic kantok dinner
Making and launching bottle rockets
Participating in crazilympics
A truly international group of students camp together for Adventure camp with 28 participants from China, Taiwan, USA, Japan and Thailand.
Camp Counselors commented that the students quickly created good friendships and cooperated well as a team. They were polite and easy going and adapted well to all of the activities. The camp was a lot of fun and enjoyable for everyone.
Parents commented that their children were happy at camp and had fun learning new things. Several mentioned their thanks at the good care taken by camp staff in looking after the students.
Adrenalin racing on the high ropes course
Determined to make new friends
Variety of team challenges
Exciting to kayak in the rain
Night trail around campus
Tree-top canopy zip-wiring
Unlimited laughter and challenge
Raft-building and riding
Evening games and campfire BBQ
Cooking and eating always part of the fun
Authentic kantok dinner
Making and launching bottle rockets
Participating in crazilympics
Summer Camp
Three Generation Campus was filled with the sound of laughter for the first three weeks of the summer holiday as thirty-four students from Bangkok, USA, Taiwan and Japan came together for Three Generation Summer Camp 2010.
With electives in tennis or golf, workshops considering different issues of living sustainably and conserving the world's resources, IT sessions and an exciting mix of team challenges, off-campus visits, outdoor cooking opportunities and night games, the students shared many activities and experiences cementing friendships that will last much longer than the evening campfire.
We are proud at the way the students managed themselves and challenged themselves to live away form home for this extended time and remember the hard work given by all camp staff to make this a memorable camp. Parents and students are already asking about a camp for the October break!
With electives in tennis or golf, workshops considering different issues of living sustainably and conserving the world's resources, IT sessions and an exciting mix of team challenges, off-campus visits, outdoor cooking opportunities and night games, the students shared many activities and experiences cementing friendships that will last much longer than the evening campfire.
We are proud at the way the students managed themselves and challenged themselves to live away form home for this extended time and remember the hard work given by all camp staff to make this a memorable camp. Parents and students are already asking about a camp for the October break!
English Camp
Camp Date: 17 - 30 April 2010
During the weeks of April 17 - 30, the Traidhos Three Generation Community for Learning was happy to host a group of nine students, ages 9 - 11, from Bangkok. Students came to study English in a fun and exciting environment while exploring the many adventures Chiang Mai has to offer.
During their stay, they spent classroom learning time with Ajarn Rosalyn, where they learned in a lively and effective interactive method. They played games, did projects and had a great hands-on learning experience.
Outside of the classroom, students had the opportunity to explore beautiful Northern Thailand, with activities planned in and around the city of Chiang Mai and as far away as Doi Intanon, the tallest peak in all of Thailand.
Adventures included zip-lining through the jungles, where they got to experience a part of the rain forests previously reserved for only a select group of scientists and researchers, hiking deep into the forest to arrive at a Karen Hill Tribe, taking soil and water samples and testing for water cleanliness in the waterfalls of Doi Intanon, shopping at the Chiang Mai Walking Street Market, plowing the rice fields behind a buffalo at the Buffalo Camp and visiting the Chiang Mai Zoo.
Activities on the Three Generation campus included archery, farm education along with a jungle cooking course, swimming, umbrella painting, 'crazylympics' sports games and the camp was brought to a close with a traditional Northern Thai Kantoke dinner, complete with local drumming, dance performances and the grand finale being students letting off their own Khom Loy, the traditional Thai sky lanterns.
English Camp was a great time for each of these nine students, awarding them the opportunity to expand their English skills both in the classroom and by speaking with native English speakers throughout each of their educational adventures. Each and every student showed significant improvement in not only their English knowledge, but also in their confidence to use that knowledge, and in the end, each of these students built friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.
During the weeks of April 17 - 30, the Traidhos Three Generation Community for Learning was happy to host a group of nine students, ages 9 - 11, from Bangkok. Students came to study English in a fun and exciting environment while exploring the many adventures Chiang Mai has to offer.
During their stay, they spent classroom learning time with Ajarn Rosalyn, where they learned in a lively and effective interactive method. They played games, did projects and had a great hands-on learning experience.
Outside of the classroom, students had the opportunity to explore beautiful Northern Thailand, with activities planned in and around the city of Chiang Mai and as far away as Doi Intanon, the tallest peak in all of Thailand.
Adventures included zip-lining through the jungles, where they got to experience a part of the rain forests previously reserved for only a select group of scientists and researchers, hiking deep into the forest to arrive at a Karen Hill Tribe, taking soil and water samples and testing for water cleanliness in the waterfalls of Doi Intanon, shopping at the Chiang Mai Walking Street Market, plowing the rice fields behind a buffalo at the Buffalo Camp and visiting the Chiang Mai Zoo.
Activities on the Three Generation campus included archery, farm education along with a jungle cooking course, swimming, umbrella painting, 'crazylympics' sports games and the camp was brought to a close with a traditional Northern Thai Kantoke dinner, complete with local drumming, dance performances and the grand finale being students letting off their own Khom Loy, the traditional Thai sky lanterns.
English Camp was a great time for each of these nine students, awarding them the opportunity to expand their English skills both in the classroom and by speaking with native English speakers throughout each of their educational adventures. Each and every student showed significant improvement in not only their English knowledge, but also in their confidence to use that knowledge, and in the end, each of these students built friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.
Three Generation Camps
2009 Camp Reports
Holiday Intensive English Camp
Camp Date: 19 July-8 August 2009
Adventure Camp
Camp Date: 5-18 July 2009
Participants spent two weeks at Three Generation and the surrounding Chiang Mai area taking part in many fun and challenging activities, such as zip lining, tubing, hiking, jungle cooking, and kayaking.
The group worked well together as a team and every individual succeeded in trying activities that they had never before experienced.
By the end of the camp, many of the students did not want to leave; they had made friends and memories to last a lifetime!
Participants spent two weeks at Three Generation and the surrounding Chiang Mai area taking part in many fun and challenging activities, such as zip lining, tubing, hiking, jungle cooking, and kayaking.
The group worked well together as a team and every individual succeeded in trying activities that they had never before experienced.
By the end of the camp, many of the students did not want to leave; they had made friends and memories to last a lifetime!
Three Generation Camps
2008 Camp Reports
INSEE Fun Language English Camp
Camp Date: 20-26 October 2008
In cooperation with Siam City Cement and Fun Language, the campers of INSEE Junior English Camp hosted by The Prem Camp, worked in the rain to serve the community of Bahn Mae Hia Nai.
Thirty Camp students, Forest Department Officers, villagers and VSP Camp Staff, constructed two check Dams on 25 October 08. These were part of the ‘880 Check Dam Project’ celebrating 80 years of the King’s reign and sponsored by Siam City Cement.
We hope that these dams will help to sustain life for the community of Bahn Mae Hia Nai and the surrounding environment.
Thirty Camp students, Forest Department Officers, villagers and VSP Camp Staff, constructed two check Dams on 25 October 08. These were part of the ‘880 Check Dam Project’ celebrating 80 years of the King’s reign and sponsored by Siam City Cement.
We hope that these dams will help to sustain life for the community of Bahn Mae Hia Nai and the surrounding environment.
Holiday Intensive English Camp
Camp Date: 21 July-16 August, 2008
English Camp had a diverse group of learners Thailand, China, France and Mexico. In total we welcomed 37 campers for intensive language lessons and days of exploration. English classes were instructed by teachers from Diana Princess of Wales International Study Centre in the morning sessions. In the afternoon students participated in golf lessons at the Three Generation Golf Academy.
Campers also took part in activities to support their English learning during real life with PTIS staff at Three Generation Organic Farm and Cooking Academy. Students from the different countries harmoniously made memorable friends while sharing housing and problem solving team tasks.
At the end of the camp, we are pleased to report that their English language has improved significantly.
Campers also took part in activities to support their English learning during real life with PTIS staff at Three Generation Organic Farm and Cooking Academy. Students from the different countries harmoniously made memorable friends while sharing housing and problem solving team tasks.
At the end of the camp, we are pleased to report that their English language has improved significantly.
Adventure Camp
Camp Date: 7-20 July, 2008
Three Generation Camps welcomed 36 students from several countries including Thailand, Oman, Kuwait, USA, Australia and Taiwan. During this camp participants and staff had a lot of fun building up the great friendship while learning about the nature and culture in Chiang Mai.
The challenging activities made our campers really open up and try new things. This camp received plenty of impressive feedback from the campers and parents in terms of personality development and growth through self responsibility.
Three Generation Camps welcomed 36 students from several countries including Thailand, Oman, Kuwait, USA, Australia and Taiwan. During this camp participants and staff had a lot of fun building up the great friendship while learning about the nature and culture in Chiang Mai.
The challenging activities made our campers really open up and try new things. This camp received plenty of impressive feedback from the campers and parents in terms of personality development and growth through self responsibility.
The Holiday English Camp
Camp Date: 20-27 April 2008
After the cool Songran festival in Chiang Mai, Traidhos Three Generation Community for Learning had a great time to host the Holiday English Camp. There were Thai kids from Chiangrai and Chiang Mai learning English with Ajarn Robin. The one week camp seemed very short as they enjoyed so much learning about thinks around them and Doi Inthanon in English.
After the cool Songran festival in Chiang Mai, Traidhos Three Generation Community for Learning had a great time to host the Holiday English Camp. There were Thai kids from Chiangrai and Chiang Mai learning English with Ajarn Robin. The one week camp seemed very short as they enjoyed so much learning about thinks around them and Doi Inthanon in English.
Songkran Camp
Camp Date: 7 - 19 April 2008
Three Generation Camps
2007 Camp
Young people from Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Hill Tribe in Chiang Rai area of Thailand spent their school vocation participated in the two week camp to learn English and have fun with Chiang Mai exploration.
This camp also did another good job in blending the children from the school in busiest area of Bangkok with the new friends from Yao hill tribal in Chiang Rai who partly supported by Three Generation Community for Learning to join the camp. They created very good friendship as they learn, help and join together everything.
Camp Three Generation opens for Thai students every semester break, next will be in April 20-27 and October 11-17, 2008. Come and join learning English and having fun with new friends.
This camp also did another good job in blending the children from the school in busiest area of Bangkok with the new friends from Yao hill tribal in Chiang Rai who partly supported by Three Generation Community for Learning to join the camp. They created very good friendship as they learn, help and join together everything.
Camp Three Generation opens for Thai students every semester break, next will be in April 20-27 and October 11-17, 2008. Come and join learning English and having fun with new friends.
