Now enrolling: Winter 2026 Florida · Summer 2027 DC, UK & Canada · Ages 8–20 · Reserve a place →
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2026–27 · Enrollment open

Raising the leaders of tomorrow.

Model UN, chaperoned educational travel to the United States, the UK and Canada and hands-on leadership workshops for African youth aged 8–20 (UK 8–17, US & Canada 10–20), built on integrity, diplomacy and service.

Ages 8–20UK 8–17 · US & Canada 10–20
3 programsDiplomacy · Discovery · Character
Fully chaperonedDoor-to-door care
  • Ages 8–20 · African youth
  • Safeguarding-trained staff
  • [1:X] chaperone ratio
  • Fully insured travel
  • 24/7 parent line
Upcoming Programs 2026–27

Choose your next adventure.

Four sessions across the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada: UK for ages 8–17, US and Canada for ages 10–20.

Students in an aerospace hangarWinter 2026
Orlando & Miami, Florida + South Carolina, USA

Winter Leadership & Global Experience Camp

Dec 21, 2026 – Jan 2, 2027
Ages 10–20

  • 4-Day Model United Nations (Model UN) Program
  • Leadership & Diplomacy Training
  • Educational & Cultural Site Visits
  • Theme Parks & Experiential Learning
Students programming a robot in a labSummer 2027
Catholic University of America, Washington DC, USA

STEAM Summer Camp

Jul 27 – Aug 9, 2027
Ages 10–20

  • 4-Day Model United Nations (Model UN) Program
  • STEAM Workshops & Innovation Labs
  • Leadership & Diplomacy Training
  • Educational & Cultural Site Visits
Students on a city sightseeing walkSummer 2027
United Kingdom

Discover & Explore United Kingdom

Aug 2 – 16, 2027
Ages 8–17

  • Comprehensive 14-day, 15-night program
  • Visa, return flight & accommodation included
  • Tours, feeding & airport transfers
  • On-site activities & souvenirs
Program group by a tour busSummer 2027
Toronto & Ontario, Canada

Summer Camp in Canada

Aug 16 – 30, 2027
Ages 10–20

  • An unforgettable journey through Toronto and Ontario
  • Visa, return flight & accommodation included
  • Tours, feeding & airport transfers
  • On-site activities & souvenirs
What every program includes

Three experiences. One confident young leader.

Each program builds real skills, broadens horizons and gives students stories they will carry for life.

Teen delegates in navy blazers debating at a Model UN assembly
Diplomacy

Model United Nations

Students debate international issues and draft resolutions as global diplomats, building research, public speaking and negotiation skills.

  • Committee preparation and research coaching
  • Position papers and resolution writing
  • Mock assembly with awards ceremony
  • Public speaking feedback from mentors
What's included →
Students looking up at an aircraft inside an aerospace hangar
Discovery

US Educational Tours

Guided visits to aerospace, technology, science and university settings in the United States that bring classroom learning to life.

  • Aerospace, tech, museum and campus visits
  • Chaperoned group travel ([ratio] chaperone ratio)
  • Daily reflection and learning journals
  • City sightseeing and cultural experiences
What's included →
Teens brainstorming with sticky notes in a leadership workshop
Character

Leadership Workshops

Interactive workshops that build communication, confidence, teamwork and decision-making, grounded in integrity and service.

  • Team challenges and project sprints
  • Communication and confidence labs
  • Ethics and service-learning sessions
  • Certificate of completion
What's included →
A sample journey

Seven days that open new worlds.

From aerospace hangars to a Model UN summit, every day is planned, supervised and designed around learning.

A chaperone checking in a group of students at an airport arrivals hall
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Day 1

Arrival & welcome

Chaperones meet the group on arrival, check-in at accommodation, safety briefing and welcome dinner.

2
Day 2

Aerospace & engineering

Guided visit to an aerospace hangar and hands-on engineering workshop.

3
Day 3

Technology & innovation

Tour of a technology office, conversations with engineers and a robotics lab challenge.

4
Day 4

Science & discovery

Science museum and planetarium, followed by a team research session.

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Day 5

University campus day

Campus tour with student ambassadors and a mock lecture.

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Day 6

Model UN summit

Committee sessions, resolution drafting and a full assembly debate.

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Day 7

Celebration & departure

Closing ceremony with certificates, city sightseeing and a chaperoned departure.

Sample itinerary for illustration only. Final venues, dates and duration ([X] days) will be confirmed per cohort.

Why parents trust us

Your child's safety comes first. Always.

Sending your child abroad is a big decision. Here is how we look after them at every step.

Safety & safeguarding

Every adult is background-checked and trained in child safeguarding. [Confirm policy name / standard]

Small, supervised groups

A chaperone ratio of [1:X], with students grouped by age and never left unaccompanied.

Vetted partners

Venues, transport and accommodation are reviewed before every trip. Partner names are shared with families before travel.

Comprehensive insurance

Travel and medical insurance for every participant. [Insurer / coverage to confirm]

24/7 parent contact

A dedicated emergency line for families, staffed day and night during every program. [Phone number]

Pastoral care

Daily check-ins, dietary and medical needs recorded in advance, and regular photo updates for parents.

Students celebrating with certificates at a closing ceremony
Outcomes

What students take home.

Beyond the photos and souvenirs, students return with skills that show up in the classroom and beyond.

Confidence

Speaking up in front of peers, adults and audiences.

Global perspective

Understanding how ideas, cultures and industries connect.

Teamwork

Leading and following in diverse, high-performing teams.

Integrity

Making ethical decisions under pressure.

[X]+Students taught
[X]Partner schools
[X]Cohorts run
[X]%Parent satisfaction (survey)

Figures to be confirmed by Future Minds Global with a source before publishing.

Our partners

Our partner schools & institutions.

We work with schools across Ghana and Benin, universities and colleges in the United States and United Kingdom, and trusted travel and hospitality partners.

Schools in Africa

  • New Mission AcademyKumasi, Ghana

  • DPS International SchoolTema, Ghana

  • Tema Parents' Association SchoolTema, Ghana

  • God's Grace International SchoolTesano, Accra, Ghana

  • Tema International SchoolTema, Ghana

  • International Community School (ICS)East Legon, Accra, Ghana

  • Marymount International SchoolTema, Ghana

  • SOS-Hermann Gmeiner International CollegeTema, Ghana

  • Oak International SchoolCotonou, Benin

  • Nigerian International SchoolCotonou, Benin

  • The Busy Bees SchoolCotonou, Benin

Universities & colleges (US/UK)

  • The Catholic University of AmericaWashington, DC, USA

  • Mount St. Mary's UniversityEmmitsburg, Maryland, USA

  • Hood CollegeFrederick, Maryland, USA

  • Waltham Forest CollegeLondon, UK

Travel & hospitality partners

  • Travel With DaySackLondon, UK

  • Holiday InnOrlando, Florida, USA

Gallery

Moments of discovery.

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Testimonials

In their own words.

Parent testimonial – to be provided A short quote from a real parent or school describing the change they saw.

[Name]
Parent, [City, Country]

Parent testimonial – to be provided A short quote from a real parent or school describing the change they saw.

[Name]
School partner, [School name]

Parent testimonial – to be provided A short quote from a real parent or school describing the change they saw.

[Name]
Student alumnus, age [XX]
FAQ

Questions parents ask.

Who are the programs for?

African youth aged 8 to 20: UK programs are for ages 8–17, and US and Canada programs are for ages 10–20. Students are grouped by age so activities, supervision and content fit each stage.

What activities are included?

Model United Nations, educational tours in the US (aerospace, technology, science museums, university campuses and city sightseeing) and leadership training workshops.

When is the next program?

Now enrolling: Winter Leadership & Global Experience Camp, Florida & South Carolina (Dec 21, 2026 – Jan 2, 2027); STEAM Summer Camp, Washington DC (Jul 27 – Aug 9, 2027); Discover & Explore United Kingdom (Aug 2 – 16, 2027); Summer Camp in Canada (Aug 16 – 30, 2027). See Programs for details.

How is my child kept safe?

All staff are background-checked and safeguarding-trained, groups travel with a [1:X] chaperone ratio, every participant is insured, and parents can reach us 24/7 during the program.

What does tuition cover?

See our Tuition & Fees page for what is included. Figures there are placeholders until confirmed.

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2026–27 · Ages 8–20

Give your child a summer that shapes their future.

Places for 2026–27 are limited so every group keeps a small, well-supervised size. Start an enquiry today and our admissions team will guide you through the next steps.

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