Little Shedders
Summer Camp 2026: ME, WE & US Adventures
Full-Day
Program Overview
For Little Shedders (ages 5–8), our ME, WE & US Adventures is a thoughtfully designed summer program where children build independence, make decisions, and gain confidence through hands-on adventures across Hong Kong’s beautiful outdoors — from forest trails and rocky coastlines to beaches, farms, and hillside paths — each setting offering a new way to discover and learn.
Across the summer, ME, WE, and US themes rotate every three weeks, with each week offering a different focus. Children build independence and confidence (ME), learn to collaborate and problem-solve (WE), and deepen their understanding of nature and their role in caring for the world around them (US).
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Program Details
OVERVIEW:
• Ages: 5-8yo
• Format: Unaccompanied
• Schedule: 5-day program (Mon-Fri)
• Session: Full-day
• Experience: Outdoor adventures
—>Learn more about the ME, WE & US Adventures Program Journey HERE.
CLASS SIZE:
1:4 mentor to child ratio
NB: A minimum of 6 kids required for class to run
TIME:
• Drop-off: 8:30AM
• Pick-up: 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
For Mong Tung Wan Days
• Drop off: 8:20AM
• Pick-up: 4:30PM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
LOCATION & ACTIVITIES:
Programs take place at various locations across Hong Kong, with activities changing daily. Please refer to the daily schedule HERE for specific locations and details.NB: Activities are subject to change due to weather and other unforeseen circumstances.
TRANSPORT:
For activities held at outdoor locations, a private shuttle bus will transport children to and from the site, with convenient pick-up and drop-off at the Hong Kong Central Post Office.
FLEXIBLE SINGLE DAY PROGRAM:
Didn’t secure a spot, or prefer a more flexible option? We also offer single-day Shedders outdoor adventure program for ages 3-6- ENROLL HERE -
Enrollment Details
COST:
$6,850 for 5-days*
*10% for early bird before May 22, 2026
5% discount when signing up with a friend from May 23, 2026 onwardsTo enjoy 5% off from signing up with a friend, please select “Pay offline” once signing up via our online platform, and then WhatsApp 6677-5374 the invoice number, we will adjust the invoice accordingly.
NB: Promotions cannot be used in conjunction with one another.
SCHEDULE:
The program follows a 3-week rotation of ME, WE, and US themes throughout the summer, allowing children to experience different stages of growth whether they join for one week or multiple weeks.For enrollment and activity details, please refer to the theme corresponding to your selected week:
“ME” Theme— WK1 / WK4 / WK7 / WK10
“WE” Theme— WK2 / WK5 / WK8
”US” Theme— WK3 / WK6 / WK9—> GROUP A: Schedule Overview
—> GROUP B: Schedule Overview
NB: Group B follows the same activities and locations as Group A, with the schedule running on different days.• WK 1: June 22 — 26 - CLOSED
• WK 2: June 29 — July 3 - CLOSED
• WK 3: July 6 — 10 - CLOSED
• WK 4: July 13 — 17 - CLOSED
• WK 5: July 20 — 24 - CLOSED
• WK 6: July 27 — 31
-GROUP A: FULL
-GROUP B: ENROLL NOW (4 spots left!)
• WK 7: August 3 — 7 - FULL - JOIN THE WAITLIST
• WK 8: August 10 — 14 - ENROLL NOW (3 spots left!)
• WK 9: August 17 — 21 - ENROLL NOW
• WK 10: August 24 — 28 - ENROLL NOW
T&Cs and Bad Weather Policy
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Learning Outcomes
Through our ME, WE & US Adventures, children journey through self-discovery, shared experiences, and understanding their place in the wider world — all grounded in hands-on learning in nature.
• The “ME” Program Journey— Discovering Myself Through Nature
Children build confidence, curiosity, and independence as they explore new environments and take on age-appropriate challenges.• The “WE” Program Journey — Growing Together Through Shared Experiences
Children develop teamwork, empathy, and communication skills as they collaborate, support one another, and share responsibility.• The “US” Program Journey — Understanding Our Place in the Living World
Children explore ecosystems and food systems, developing a deeper awareness of how we care for the planet and the communities around us.
THE SHED VALUES
Through consistent participation in The Shed programs, we hope children will learn and develop the following values we strive to reflect:
• Sustainable
• Caring and Compassion
• Community Orientated
• Courageous
• Connected
“ME” Theme: Weekly Overview
Week + Dates (Mon-Fri)
Week 1: June 22 — 26
Week 4: July 13 — 17
Week 7: August 3 — 7
Week 10: August 24 —28
Activities & Locations
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Location:
Mong Tung Wan, Lantau Island
Key Activities:
On day 1, children explore: What do I notice? Where do I go when I have the freedom to explore?Mindful Morning
The day begins with a quiet moment to pause, listen, and notice both the environment and themselves.Children then explore Mong Tung Wan, observing the homes and habitats of plants and animals around them. With the freedom to move and explore, they begin to notice what draws their attention and where they feel most curious and comfortable.
Beach Exploration + Coasteering
Along the coast, children move across rocks and through the water with close guidance. As they climb, balance, and navigate the terrain, they become more aware of how their bodies move and respond outdoors.They notice moments of excitement or hesitation, building confidence as they learn how to move safely and make decisions in a natural environment.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:20AM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
NB: Ferry will depart at 8:40am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 4:30PM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
Packing List:
Mong Tung Wan Session -
Location:
Braemar Hill
Key Activities:
On day 2, children explore: How do I choose to explore and play? What am I drawn to in nature?Elements of a Stream
Children explore the shore to find a stone that draws their attention, noticing differences in size, shape, colour, and texture.They bring their chosen stones together to create a shared “Rock Museum,” and share what they picked and why — helping them recognise their preferences and what captures their curiosity in the natural world.
Stream Scramble
Children move along the stream at Braemar Hill, choosing their own paths — over rocks, through shallow water, or along the bank.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Wet Session -
Location:
Pok Fu Lam
Key Activities:
On day 3, children explore: What captures my attention and why? How does your curiosity guide you to new discoveries?Rock Chalk Nature Art
Children search for rock chalk and use it to draw their favourite nature findings onto rocks. They choose what to draw and where to place it, noticing what captures their attention.Through this, they build confidence in their choices while expressing what they see and feel in the natural environment.
Exploring Pok Fu Lam Stream
Children hike up to Pok Fu Lam Peak for a wider view of the landscape, before heading down to explore the stream more closely.Along the way, they observe what lives in and around the water, noticing how plants and small creatures survive within this environment.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Wet Session -
Location:
Shek O
Key Activities:
On day 4, children explore: What happens when I care for something? What does it mean to take responsibility for a place?My Role as a Farmer
At Shek O Community Farm, children take part in planting, tending, and caring for growing things. Each child takes on a role — watering, weeding, or supporting a seedling — building a sense of responsibility through hands-on care.They also add their personal mark to the ME section of the Summer Totem, choosing a nature symbol that represents them. Both the farm and the totem reflect what it means to grow something and care for what is living.
Beach Clean-Up + Ocean Play
Children take part in a short, guided beach clean at Shek O, noticing what they find and what it reveals about how people treat the environment.Afterwards, they enjoy time for ocean and sand play — experiencing the place they have just helped to care for, and building a deeper sense of connection and responsibility.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Beach Session -
Location:
Peak—>Lung Fu ShanKey Activities:
On day 5, children explore: What have I discovered about myself this week? What can I do now that I couldn’t before?Reflection Hike to the Peak
Children take on their biggest challenge of the week — hiking to the highest point at The Peak.At the top, they pause to take in their surroundings and reflect on what they have accomplished, building confidence as they recognise how far they’ve come.
My Totem Icon This Week
Children think back on the places, creatures and people they have met across their week and choose one memory or scene to be represented on thier Totem Icon.Together, they will fill a section of the week that will contribute to The Shed's Summer Totem Pole. This special Totem Pole will be a work of art that all Shedders will contribute to over the 10 weeks of summer programming representing the core Shed curriculum values represented by ME, WE & US.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Dry Session
Group B follows the same activities and locations as Group A, with the schedule running on different days. Please refer to Group B schedule HERE.
“WE” Theme: Weekly Overview
Week + Dates (Mon-Fri)
Week 2: June 29 — July 3
Week 5: July 20 — 24
Week 8: August 10 — 14
Activity + Locations
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Location:
Mong Tung Wan, Lantau Island
Activity:
On day 1, children explore: Who are we as a group? How do we work together?Learning to Move Together
Children take part in team-based challenges across Mong Tung Wan — from human knots to partner relays and trust games in the sand.Through play, they practise listening, negotiating, and solving problems together, building early trust and connection within the group.
The Coastal Challenge
Children move along the coastline together — navigating rocks and shallow water, supporting one another through each step.This shared physical challenge builds confidence and trust, as children learn to rely on and encourage each other from the very beginning.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:20AM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
NB: Ferry will depart at 8:40am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 4:30PM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
Packing List:
Mong Tung Wan Session -
Location:
Pok Fu Lam
Key Activities:
On day 2, children explore: What can we build when we combine our ideas?Navigating Natural Waterways
Children scramble through the Pok Fu Lam stream as a team, deciding together which route to take, who goes first, and how to help each other through more challenging sections.As they navigate together, they practise making group decisions and helping each other through a shared challenge.
Collaborative Nature Sculpture
Using natural materials from the stream, small groups create a shared sculpture. Together, they decide what to build, how to shape it, and how to bring their ideas together.Through this, children practise communication, compromise, and contributing to a collective creation.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Wet Session -
Location:
Parkview —> Tai Tam
Key Activities:
On day 3, children explore: How do we support each other in a challenge?The Secret Waterfall
Working together Little Shedders will have to support one other by navigating challenging terrain to get to a secret waterfall located in Tai Tam country park.As they navigate the terrain, they learn how to help, encourage, and look out for their teammates through a shared outdoor challenge.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Wet Session -
Location:
Clearwater Bay
Key Activities:
On day 4, hildren explore: How do we care for each other? What can we create together that we couldn’t make alone?Cooking, Building and Sharing Together
Children prepare salad rolls as a group — washing, chopping, and assembling together.Each child takes on a role, contributing to a shared meal they will enjoy together, experiencing how care and effort can be expressed through food.
Kite Building as a Team
Children work together to design and build a kite — deciding on the shape, colours, and how to divide the work before they begin.As they plan, create, and test their kite, they practise collaboration, communication, and working towards a shared goal.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Dry Session -
Location:
Shek O
Activity:
On day 5, explore: What happens when everyone contributes? How do we care for something as a group?Beach Challenge Circuit
Children take part in team challenges across the Shek O coastline — rock crossings, sand relays, and team carries — where success depends on moving together, supporting one another, and staying connected.Through these shared challenges, they experience how teamwork, patience, and trust make things possible.
Building for the Garden
At Shek O Community Farm, children work in teams to build a simple garden feature, each contributing to something that supports living plants.My Totem Icon For The Week
Children think back on the places, creatures and people they have met across their week and choose one memory or scene to be represented on their Totem Icon.Together, they will fill a section of the week that will contribute to The Shed's Summer Totem Pole. This special Totem Pole will be a work of art that all Shedders will contribute to over the 10 weeks of summer programming representing the core Shed curriculum values represented by ME, WE & US.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Dry Session
Group B follows the same activities and locations as Group A, with the schedule running on different days. Please refer to Group B schedule HERE
“US” Theme: Weekly Overview
Week + Dates (Mon-Fri)
Week 3: July 6 — 10
Week 6: July 27 — 31
Week 9: August 17 — 21
Activity + Locations
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Location:
Mong Tung Wan, Lantau Island
Activity:
On day 1, children explore: What living things share this space with us?Biodiversity Scavenger Hunt
Children explore Mong Tung Wan, searching for living things — something that flies, crawls, or grows in the sand.Through this, they begin to notice how different forms of life share the same environment.
Farm & Stream Exploration
Children move through the site — from freshwater streams to the organic farm and shoreline — observing how these environments connect and support different living things.They reflect on what surprised them most and where they found it.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:20AM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
NB: Ferry will depart at 8:40am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 4:30PM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
Packing List:
Mong Tung Wan Session -
Location:
Parkview —> Tai Tam
Key Activities:
On day 2, children explore: How do plants, animals, and people live together here?Food Web String Game
Children create a living “food web” using string, connecting the sun, plants, insects, and animals.When one part of the web is removed, they see how the whole system is affected — helping them understand how all living things are connected.
Stream Scramble & Ecology Walk
Children move through the Parkview to Tai Tam stream, observing the ecosystem around them — water insects, mossy rocks, small fish, and plants along the banks.Through close observation, they begin to understand how living things depend on one another within the same environment.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Wet Session -
Location:
Clearwater Bay
Key Activities:
On day 3, children explore: Who lives here? How can we care for the world we are part of?Bird Feeder Making
After observing local birdlife, children create simple bird feeders using natural materials and seeds, and place them in the trees.This small act of care helps them understand how their actions can support other living things in the environment.
Tree Walk & Wildlife Spotting
Children walk the Clearwater Bay Tree Trail, observing native trees and the life around them — touching bark, examining leaves, and spotting birds and butterflies above.Through this, they begin to see how trees provide homes for many living things, and why these environments need protecting.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Dry Session -
Location:
Braemer Hill
Key Activities:
On day 4, children explore: What changes in nature? How are living things connected?Food Chain Tag
Children take on roles — plant, herbivore, or predator — and act out the food chain through play.As the game unfolds, they see how changes to one part of the system affect the whole, building awareness of how all living things are connected.
Stream Change Investigation
Children explore the Braemar Hill stream, observing how water shapes the landscape — smooth stones, shifting sand, and carved banks.By comparing different sections, they begin to understand how nature is constantly changing over time.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:30AM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
NB: Bus will depart at 8:45am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐3:30PM
📍Hong Kong Central Post Office
Packing List:
Wet Session -
Location:
Mong Tung Wan, Lantau IslandKey Activities:
On day 5, children explore: How does food travel from the earth to our table? What is our role in the world around us?From Market to Table
Children visit the Cheung Chau wet market to experience where food begins — touching fresh produce, smelling herbs, and selecting ingredients to bring back.They then prepare a simple shared meal, making the journey from source to plate tangible and helping them understand the connection between the earth, people, and what we eat.
My Totem Icon For The Week
Children think back on the places, creatures and people they have met across their week and choose one memory or scene to be represented on their Totem Icon.Together, they will fill a section of the week that will contribute to The Shed's Summer Totem Pole. This special Totem Pole will be a work of art that all Shedders will contribute to over the 10 weeks of summer programming representing the core Shed curriculum values represented by ME, WE & US.
Drop Off:
🕐 8:20AM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
NB: Ferry will depart at 8:40am. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
Pick Up:
🕐 4:30PM
📍Central Ferry Pier 5 (To Cheung Chau)
Packing List:
Mong Tung Wan Session
Group B follows the same activities and locations as Group A, with the schedule running on different days. Please refer to Group B schedule HERE.