
Regent Hill Form 2 School Trip to Maun

Maun Trip
We are excited to offer Regent Hill School students the chance to join Camp Botswana Children’s Activity Camp in Maun. This residential trip is a fantastic opportunity for students to experience Botswana’s wildlife, nature and culture while building confidence, independence and teamwork skills.
During the camp, students will take part in a range of exciting activities such as wildlife experiences, outdoor challenges and cultural workshops. The programme is designed to be fun, safe and educational, helping students learn new skills while enjoying an unforgettable adventure with their classmates.
The cost of the trip includes transport, accommodation, meals, snacks and all activities. Students should bring a packed lunch for the journey to camp, or money to buy lunch on the way. To make things easier for families, payment can be made in full or in monthly instalments due on the 30th. The trip is also fully insured, meaning a full refund is available if a student is unable to attend.
Below you will find all the important information about the trip, including the 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: 3rd – 8th August 2026
Meeting point: School (Prompt departure at 6:00 AM ) — return to school ≈ 6:00 PM on Saturday.
Location: Sedia Hotel in Maun (gateway to the Okavango Delta).
Daily Programme:
Monday 3rd August — Travel & Camp Welcome
06:00 am — Meet at school and depart for Maun.
Arrival at the campsite and registration.
Tent allocation, Camp Botswana T-shirt distribution and welcome ice-breaker games to help everyone get to know each other.
Evening: dinner followed by campfire stories and group introductions.
Tuesday 4th August — Elephant Conservation & River Cruise
Morning: visit Elephant Havens, an elephant sanctuary in the Okavango Delta. Students will take part in an interactive conservation session learning how the sanctuary protects and cares for rescued elephants.
Afternoon: sunset boat cruise along the Thamakalane River, spotting birdlife and enjoying one of the most diverse ecosystems in Africa.
Evening: campfire, team-building activities and group games.
Wednesday 5th August — Horse Riding & Bush Survival Skills
Morning: horse riding experience through a private game reserve where students may see giraffe, zebra, springbok and other wildlife in a safe natural environment.
Afternoon: bush survival skills workshop including archery, outdoor cooking and practical life-saving survival techniques.
Evening: hot chocolate around the campfire with reflection activities and “highs and lows” discussions.
Thursday 6th August — Moremi Safari Adventure
Full-day safari game drive into the Moremi Game Reserve. Students will explore one of Botswana’s most famous wildlife reserves while learning about conservation and wildlife tracking.
Evening: dinner followed by campfire activities and team games.
Friday 7th August — Culture, Creativity & Camp Challenge
Morning: traditional pottery workshop where students create their own piece of art to take home as a souvenir from Maun.
Afternoon: relax and cool off in Maun’s swimming pools or enjoy free time reflecting on the week with friends.
Late afternoon: take part in Camp Botswana’s legendary Amazing Race Challenge, a fun team-based competition across camp.
Evening: talent show and marshmallow campfire for the final night celebration.
Saturday 8th August — Certificates & Departure
Morning exercises and breakfast.
Certificate presentation celebrating students’ achievements during the camp.
Departure from Maun and return journey to school.
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.
Life Skills for the Future
Camp teaches responsibility, respect, leadership, and independence — skills that support children not only at school but throughout life.
How to secure your space
Follow the steps below to register
Step 1: Sign the Indemnity Form
Click the button below to complete, and sign the required indemnity form.
Step 2: Make Your Payment
Total cost of the trip P4,600, deposit payment of P600.00 required – deposit deadline
Tuesday 31 March 2026
Make Payments to:
Bank: Standard Chartered Bank
Account Name: Regent Hill Primary School
Account Number: 0100181849700
Branch: Game City
Branch Code: 66 – 28 – 67
Swift Code: SCHBBWGXXXX
Step 3: Get Ready for Adventure
Download the packing list and start preparing for an unforgettable week in Maun


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Tel: 7332 5773
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