Autumn Camp for Girls “Girls Only in the Castle” (RUS)
Event overview
Five autumn days filled with creativity, new discoveries, and warm companionship! Our camp is a space where girls can meet new friends, try different creative activities, learn more about self-care and healthy habits, explore history, and simply enjoy their school holidays.
Each day features a new theme, hands-on activities, creative workshops, games, and socializing.
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The camp fee includes all materials for activities, as well as a nutritious hot lunch every day.
October 26 – Tea Party Gathering
We begin the camp with the most important thing: getting to know each other!
In a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, the girls will meet one another, participate in group games and communication activities, and try the “Secret Friend” challenge, which encourages kindness, attentiveness, and a warm group spirit.
We will also dream and make plans for the future. Each participant will create her own vision board using pictures, drawings, and imagination.
The day will end with a real tea party, where we will bake cookies together in the oven! We will learn teamwork, table setting, and enjoy the results of our efforts.
October 27 – Beauty and Health
What does it mean to take care of yourself? We will discuss beauty not only as appearance but also as wellbeing, healthy habits, and caring for your body.
Participants will learn the basics of skin and hair care and discuss simple daily habits that help people feel energetic and confident.
We will also talk about nutrition: why our bodies need different foods, the importance of routine, and why healthy eating is not about strict limitations.
Of course, we will add some movement too! The programme includes light fitness and fun physical activities that show how enjoyable exercise can be.
October 28 – Medieval Princesses
For one day, we will travel back several centuries and discover medieval fashion.
What did noble ladies wear? What fabrics were used? How could clothing reveal a person’s social status? Which accessories and headpieces were especially popular?
After learning about medieval fashion, each participant will create her own crown and feel like a true craftswoman.
Our journey through time will continue with medieval dances. We will try movements and dance elements from the period and learn how celebrations and festivities were held.
The modern part of the day will feature a cooking workshop. Together we will prepare a healthy homemade pizza and discover that nutritious food can be both tasty and enjoyable.
October 29 – Art Laboratory
A day of creativity, colour, and inspiration.
We will transform the camp into a true art laboratory where there is no need to draw “correctly”. The goal is to experiment, discover personal colour combinations, and express emotions through art.
Accompanied by calm, relaxing music, we will draw, imagine, and observe how music influences our choice of colours, lines, and images.
We will discuss how ideas of beauty have changed throughout history, why people have different views of beauty, and how art helps us find the extraordinary in ordinary things.
Each girl will create her own artwork and experience what it feels like to be an artist.
October 30 – Stories We Love
The final day of camp is dedicated to stories and characters that stay with us.
We will talk about favourite books, films, and cartoons. Which characters do we admire? Which stories make us laugh, dream, or reflect?
Participants will share recommendations and try looking at familiar characters through the eyes of an artist.
Each girl will choose a favourite story or character and create her own illustration, depicting a beloved scene, character, or magical world as she imagines it.
To conclude, we will remember the brightest moments of the week, share our impressions, and celebrate the end of our camp together.
Five days, five completely different themes: friendship and communication, beauty and health, history and fashion, art, books, and cinema.
And every day brings new experiences, creativity, friendship, and a delicious, nutritious hot lunch already included in the camp fee.
Programme language: Russian
Age: 7–10 years
Camp hours: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Meeting and pick-up location: Near the ticket office of Narva Castle, Peetri plats 7.
Children gather at the museum’s main entrance next to the ticket office. The gates open 15 minutes before the programme begins. Please dress children according to the weather.
5-day camp pass: €130
1-day ticket: €30 (very limited availability!)