Summer Leaders’ Camp 2026 heads to the beautiful, stunning, and truly epic CostaBella Nha Trang.

A gorgeous seaside setting with incredible facilities — private beach, water park, swimming pools, modern rooms with balconies, and premium activity spaces. The perfect environment for adventure, challenge, and growth.

An unforgettable summer by the sea. We can’t wait to see you there.

A free pre-Tết celebration was held at the Point Avenue Center, bringing families and students together for a festive cultural experience before the holiday season.

The event featured interactive booths representing different countries, each offering a hands-on activity linked to traditional celebrations. At the Korean booth, participants created origami, while the Vietnamese booth guided students in making bánh chưng. The English booth served hot dogs with fried onions, ketchup, and mustard, and the activity booth hosted fun games designed to bring luck for the upcoming year.

The celebration concluded with an exciting lucky draw, where participants received prizes including 50% course vouchers. The event created a joyful atmosphere of cultural exchange, community connection, and shared celebration.

Hiking Club #3 welcomed a new group of participants and it was great to see Quỳnh Mai, who had previously joined an event at the Point Avenue Center, return for another adventure.

Despite not having ideal footwear, Quỳnh Mai and her mother showed incredible determination, motivating each other every step of the way to reach the summit. Even when their shoes broke along the trail, they remained positive and continued the hike. With some creative problem-solving from Mr. Jacob, who tied the sole back onto the shoe, the journey continued without issue.

Before long, the group was back at basecamp enjoying BBQ chicken, sharing stories, and laughing as they counted how many times they had slipped along the way. The experience captured the spirit of resilience, teamwork, and positive attitude that defines every hiking club adventure.

A three-week international day camp was successfully held at True North International School, welcoming Korean students for an enriching English immersion and cultural learning experience. Running Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm, the programme combined academic study, creativity, and teamwork in a dynamic international environment.

Each morning, students focused on developing their reading and writing skills. In the early afternoon, campers joined specialised classes such as Heritage Explorer or cooking, before participating in TNIS art, STEM, or PE lessons alongside the wider student community. The day concluded with engaging activities including an epic drama project or fun team challenges, with the final performance featuring a reenactment of Cinderella.

Students enjoyed the school’s facilities and formed new international friendships during break times, meals, and shared classes. They developed new skills, experienced both Vietnamese and international cuisine, and gained valuable exposure to a global learning environment.

The programme concluded with a warm and emotional closing ceremony, where students and staff reflected on the highlights of the three-week journey and celebrated their growth and shared experiences.

The Winter Leaders’ Camp in Cát Bà was an unforgettable experience filled with leadership, teamwork, and adventure. With gorgeous weather throughout the programme, campers enjoyed a perfect setting for learning, challenge, and outdoor exploration.

The camp began with swimming on arrival, where campers enjoyed water slides and time in the pool before settling into the programme. Throughout the camp, Junior Supporters played an important role — leading room inspections, promoting healthy eating habits, and organising the talent show. Their leadership and responsibility set a strong example for younger campers.

Outstanding leadership was also demonstrated by Squad Leader Trung Lam, who showed exceptional maturity and responsibility throughout the programme. Strong teamwork was evident in the project-based learning class, where campers collaborated to design a playground, sharing ideas and supporting one another through the process.

Tammy joined the camp and completed a 10km run alongside campers, inspiring students through her commitment and determination. Campers also enjoyed beach activities, time playing in the ocean, and delicious fresh seafood throughout their stay.

The festive spirit was strong with Christmas celebrations, where everyone brought a gift to exchange, creating a joyful sense of community. In the evenings, campers loved sitting together under the stars, sharing stories and building friendships.

The camp was also shaped by memorable personalities, including Soon and Aditya — true camp characters we hope to see again.

A highlight of the programme was an epic island hike led by Danny, covering 9km with 600 metres of elevation across Cát Bà National Park. Jeremy showed outstanding attitude by helping younger campers, and many participants paired up to support each other through the challenging expedition. The special day ended with a boat ride through the archipelago back to town, where Tammy treated everyone to coconut ice cream.

The Winter Leaders’ Camp captured the spirit of leadership, resilience, and community that defines the Point Avenue camp experience — a journey of challenge, growth, and lifelong memories.

Hung Phan, Roy, and My An have been successfully selected as Junior Supporters for the upcoming Winter Leaders’ Camp in Cát Bà due to their excellent effort and leadership shown whilst being campers.

This marks their first opportunity to gain real work experience and apply the leadership, teamwork, and character skills developed through their previous camp experiences. As Junior Supporters, they will lead by example, help camp operations, and support the next generation of campers.

Their role is to inspire younger students to grow, take initiative, and become the best version of themselves — reflecting the leadership and personal development values at the heart of the camp experience.

The Point Avenue team recently took part in a staff hike in Sóc Sơn, led by Camp Director Mr. Jacob and Danny, Founder of Camps and a graduate of United States Military Academy.

All staff joined the experience — including English center teachers, office staff, camp team members, the CEO, and the founder — strengthening teamwork and shared purpose outside the classroom. The group hiked up Hàm Lợn Mountain, enjoying a beautiful day of challenge, collaboration, and outdoor learning.

The hike reflects the leadership mindset, resilience, and community spirit that shape our experiential learning approach, and the same values we develop through our Vietnam kids camp programmes.

Severe storms across Vietnam are creating unsafe conditions in several regions. Due to extreme weather and safety concerns, Point Avenue has made the decision to cancel the upcoming camp in Sapa.

The safety and wellbeing of our students, families, and staff remain our highest priority. While this may cause disappointment, the decision reflects our commitment to responsible leadership, risk awareness, and student care — core values of our programmes.

At camp, students learn resilience, adaptability, and sound decision-making in challenging situations. This moment reinforces the importance of preparation, safety, and community responsibility, which are central to our experiential learning and outdoor education approach.