Activate your talents, prepare for future academic success, and have unlimited fun!

Participants at this excellent holiday camp will learn and use the knowledge gained in CODING, MATHEMATICS, ARTS & LITERATURE, SCIENCE, SOCIAL STUDIES, DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY and so much more to solve both the noticeable and ambiguous problems in the community.

The Holiday School of 2022 continues the tradition of great and splendid holiday camps at Howbury School.

The 2022 camp for children ages 2 - 5, 6-9, 10 -13, is centered around our theme of this year's holiday school, Colours of Talents. 

Children at this year's holiday camp will be inspired to build on their natural curiosity through hands-on, fun & engaging games and learning activities that encourage collaborative problem-solving, discovery, and exploratory learning.

 Although we are centered around learning let us not forget we should have fun as well as the saying goes, "work hard, play hard" so lots of activities like swimming, basketball, and board games, will be available for children to relax and enjoy.

The holiday camp will start on the  25^th of July and run until the 19^th of August. 

Each participant pays ₦32,000 for the whole program duration or ₦8,000 per week.

The Senior Internship Program; SIP

The Senior Internship Program is a robust work experience activity for students between the ages of 10 to 13. During the program, interns identify problems within the community and implement strategic solutions using a wide array of skills picked up through this program.

The theme behind this year's internship program is going to be SDG 2- Zero Hunger. Our interns will work with veterans and experts in the industry on SDG 2-zero hunger- to come up with ideas and influential solutions that we hope will achieve food security, and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agricultural practices in our community.

Interns will work in different groups and will get a first-hand experience of how devastating this really is later changing their perception and reasoning by critically analyzing the effects of unsustainable agricultural development and how it affects the global food supply.

The SIP program will be lasting from August 2^nd to August 10^th and at the end of the program,  the interns will be paid a stipend.