Academy of Heroes – Blaubeuren
A week as… a hero, a champion, a teammate, a role model, an English speaker.
Sign up for date updates- Format
- Overnight camp
- Ages
- Ages 8–13
- Location
- Blaubeuren, Baden-Württemberg
- Dates
- Summer holidays 2027
Five nights of being a hero – in the Swabian Alb. At the Academy of Heroes in Blaubeuren, children aged 8 to 13 discover their heroic strengths: an archetype ceremony, squad missions and Hero Trials, their own comic book workshop and a self-designed hero t-shirt – all in English with native-speaker trainers. Accommodation and full board included; families are invited to the Thursday Hero Showcase with certificates.
The concept
Welcome to the Academy of Heroes
Every hero has a strength: courage, wisdom, power or fearlessness. On day one, each camper discovers theirs – with a personal Archetype Card, a hero name and a self-designed hero t-shirt.
The week is built around that identity: teams take on missions, crack codes and compete in the Ultimate Hero Trials. In the comic workshop every hero story gets its own pages – and because all of it happens in English, the language grows with every mission.
At the end of the week the heroes show what they are made of at the big Hero Showcase – parents warmly invited.
- Day oneArchetype Ceremony – every hero finds their strength
- All weekMissions, Hero Trials & the comic workshop
- The finaleHero Showcase with certificate
What the kids experience
- Archetype Card Ceremony – Courage, Wisdom, Power, Fearlessness
- Hero squad missions & code-cracking challenges
- Ultimate Hero Trials
- Morning workshops – improv theatre, creative writing, comics, film & music
- Design your own hero t-shirt
- City adventures & outdoor challenges
- Evenings with campfire stories, pub quiz, talent shows & movies
- Thursday Hero Showcase with certificates – families invited
Venue & location
English holiday camp in Blaubeuren
Jugendherberge Blaubeuren
The Blaubeuren youth hostel sits in the Swabian Alb, close to the famous Blautopf spring: comfortable accommodation with separate dormitories for girls and boys, full board with dietary options – and groups strictly limited to 12 children.
You’re part of the camp week too
From midweek updates to the big Final Presentation — you won’t miss a thing.
The Final Presentation
On the last day, you’re warmly invited to watch the campers show off what they’ve built over the week — from magical short films to adventure journals, from businesses they’ve launched to the final dance ensemble. Standing up and presenting in English is often the moment their new confidence really shows. Ceremony, snacks and a certificate for every camper included.
Midweek updates
You don’t have to wait until the last day to see what’s going on — our trainers share photos and stories from camp midweek, so you can follow along with what the group is up to almost live.
Frequently asked questions
My child only speaks a little English – is that a problem?
No. Our trainers run the whole day in English but meet every child at their own level: understanding comes first, and speaking follows once it feels safe. Playing, building and rehearsing together, even quieter kids warm up quickly.
Who looks after the kids?
A LevelUp team of native-speaker and international trainers runs the programme and stays with the group throughout the camp week. Midweek we share photos and short updates, and you are warmly invited to the final presentation on the last day.
What if my child gets homesick?
Our team is around day and night and knows the classic second-evening dip well: closeness, distraction and a full programme usually do the trick. If a child needs more than that, we call you directly and decide together.
How do I register my child?
Right from the booking section on this page – via the booking link or an enquiry. After registering you receive all details on the schedule, packing list and payment.
Questions about this camp?
We are happy to help with the programme, travel and registration.
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