Holidays in the saddle... and more. Camp No. 5

The stable in the Orchard teaches, entertains and educates. Intimate and professional: Camps are reported to the MEN leisure base. Supervised by: Superintendent, Sanitary Inspectorate, Fire Brigade, Construction Supervision Inspectorate, Police. Staff: > Natalia Figas - MSc in Management, QAP instructor license no. 1008266, educator, athlete, 12 years of experience as an instructor, educator and co-organizer of equestrian camps > 3 instructors/educators - these are our pupils, adults, high school graduates, students. Base: Stable in the orchard, Staw 81, a family organic agritourism farm. Horses, lake, river, countryside, homemade food, but above all the atmosphere and 50% of the time a day spent actively in nature without electronics on: horses, swings, hammocks, trampoline, on the beach, grass or in a stable. At our camps, in addition to teaching horse riding in accordance with the guidelines of the QAP, we also develop independence, responsibility, creativity and empathy. Consciously, in cooperation with parents, we give the opportunity to train various social and emotional skills. Longing, separation, sadness, small failures, successes - these are just some of the emotions that children have a chance to practice. Participants also have the opportunity to face various inconveniences such as: detox from electronics, sharing a room with several people, small work for the stable. Staying in a new environment, away from parents It gives you a chance to develop your ability to deal with unfamiliar situations. Spending time away from home is the perfect time to develop independence and a sense of responsibility for yourself. Longing for parents is a natural process that allows children to build inner strength and self-confidence in a foreign environment🌱. Group work The camp is a great opportunity to learn how to work together in a group. Daily activities in the stable, joint care of horses 🐴 teach how to support others, share tasks and communicate effectively. Communication Classes with horses develop the ability to communicate, both verbally and non-verbally. Common tasks, kitchen watches, stables, creative challenges 🎨 encourage establishing relationships with peers and teach conflict resolution. Emotion management Horse classes help participants cope with emotions such as stress, anxiety or frustration 😌that may arise in a new environment. Horseback riding teaches patience, concentration and composure. Empathy and responsibility Care responsibilities for horses help develop empathy, responsibility and the ability to work in a team. Participants learn to understand the needs of others – both people and animals❤️. Digital hygiene Limited access to the phone and 📵 the Internet at the camps allows not only for a dopamine detox from social media and games, but also for finding an attractive alternative to the digital world.