Marulamantsi Junior School – Go Camps Abroad

Marulamantsi Junior Secondary School Trip to Kasane

Kasane Trip

We are excited to offer students an incredible residential adventure to Kasane in partnership with Camp Botswana Children’s Activity Camp. Located near Chobe National Park, this experience gives students the chance to explore one of Botswana’s most famous wildlife areas while building confidence, independence and teamwork skills.

Students will take part in exciting activities such as safari game drives in Chobe National Park, river boat cruises, team-building challenges and campfire evenings, creating unforgettable memories while learning outside the classroom.

The cost includes transport, accommodation, meals, snacks and all activities. Students should bring a packed lunch for the journey, or money to buy lunch on the way. The trip is fully insured, and payment can be made in full or in monthly instalments due on the 30th to help spread the cost.

Below you will find the key information, itinerary, payment details and forms required to secure your child’s place.

If you have any questions, please contact the school trip lead or email info@campbotswana.org.

Check out our action packed itinerary:

Dates: 13th – 17th April 2026
Meeting point: School (Prompt departure at 6:00 AM ) — return to school ≈ 6:00 PM on Friday 17th April 2026.

Daily Programme:

Monday 13th April — Arrival & Camp Welcome

Arrival and registration at camp.
Welcome briefing, camp orientation and Camp Botswana T-shirt distribution.
Ice-breaker games to help everyone get to know each other.

Afternoon: settling into camp and preparing for the week ahead.

Evening: dinner followed by campfire stories and team-building games.
Bedtime.

Tuesday 14th April — Chobe Safari Adventure

Morning: early morning exercises followed by breakfast.

Full-day safari game drive through Chobe National Park, one of Africa’s most famous wildlife destinations.

Afternoon: continue the safari experience with more wildlife spotting and photography opportunities.

Evening: dinner followed by relaxing campfire stories and group time.
Bedtime.

Wednesday 15th April — Aviation & Archery Day

Morning: early morning exercises followed by breakfast.

Morning activity: visit to the local airport to learn about aviation, aircraft and regional travel.

Afternoon: archery challenge where campers learn aim, focus and outdoor sport skills. Enjoy cooling off in the swimming pool.

Evening: dinner followed by campfire reflections and sharing the “Highs and Lows” of the day.
Bedtime.

Thursday 16th April — Leadership & River Adventure

Morning: early morning exercises followed by breakfast.

Morning activity: leadership workshop focusing on teamwork, communication and confidence.

Afternoon: boat cruise along the Chobe River, with opportunities to observe wildlife and enjoy the beautiful river scenery.

Evening: marshmallow campfire celebration and final reflections.
Bedtime.

Friday 17th April — Certificates & Departure

Morning: breakfast followed by certificate presentation celebrating campers’ achievements.

Departure from camp and return journey back to Gaborone.

Benefits of Camp Botswana:

Confidence & Independence

Children step outside their comfort zones by trying new activities like ziplining, swimming, outdoor cooking, and team challenges. Achieving small goals builds big confidence and helps them believe in themselves.

Physical Health & Wellbeing

With swimming, outdoor games, and active challenges, children stay moving and engaged. Being outdoors reduces screen time and promotes healthier lifestyles.

Teamwork & Social Skills

Through group games and shared experiences, campers learn how to cooperate, communicate, and support one another. They build friendships across different schools and backgrounds.

Resilience & Problem Solving

From lighting a safe campfire to completing team obstacle courses, children learn patience, perseverance, and how to overcome challenges in a positive way.

Cultural Awareness & Heritage

Camp Botswana encourages children to understand and appreciate Botswana’s traditions, environment, and community values. Activities often include cultural learning experiences that strengthen identity and pride.