Feedback on INME camps for kids

Is it really worth the cost? I have been considering it for my 12-year-old, but some friends mentioned the accommodation is basic. Could you share which location your daughter went to and if you found the safety protocols to be up to the mark?

My son went for the INME camp in Rishikesh last year and honestly, he came back a completely different child! He was always very shy, but the team building activities really pushed him out of his shell. He is already asking to sign up for the next level this summer.

Good to know she enjoyed it! We are planning to send our daughter this year for the first time. Do they provide enough supervision during the outdoor trekking activities? I’m a little worried about safety.

I have seen a lot of kids from our school going to INME. It really helps with their confidence and independence, especially since they are away from home for a few days. Just make sure to pack extra mosquito repellent and basic first aid items, as they spend most of their time in the wild.

Good to hear positive feedback. I sent my nephew once and he didn't enjoy the food much, so definitely check the menu before booking if your child is a picky eater.

Hi, my son has attended their summer camp twice now. Honestly, it's very well-organized and the instructors are quite professional, which gave me peace of mind. The only thing I’d suggest is to check if your daughter is okay with the basic camping food, as my boy struggled a bit with the simple hostel-style meals in the beginning.

Our school actually recommends INME programs for the senior students. My daughter attended the outdoor leadership one, and she still talks about the trekking experience. It's a great way to keep them away from screens for a week!

We have sent our kids to INME camps twice now and have only good things to say about their instructors. They are very well trained and keep the kids engaged throughout the day. It definitely beats sitting at home during the holidays.