Naturepreneurs™: Enterprising minds, guided by creativity and ecological responsibility.
Naturepreneurs™ empowers children ages 10–12 to step into leadership through jungle entrepreneurship.
Naturepreneurs™ empowers children ages 10–12 to step into leadership through jungle entrepreneurship.
They miss opportunities to practice initiative, responsibility, and creativity in authentic settings.
Naturepreneurs™ empowers children ages 10–12 to transform curiosity into enterprise.
From selling Aeta honey to managing eco‑projects, learners practice initiative, teamwork, and sustainability.
We follow the “whole child approach”: an educational philosophy that goes beyond academics, focusing on nurturing every aspect of a child’s development (social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and mental health) so they grow into balanced, capable, and resilient individuals.
Students design guided nature experiences, practicing planning, storytelling, and environmental stewardship while learning how tourism supports communities and ecosystems responsibly.
Learners master bread‑making techniques, then practice entrepreneurship by selling products, gaining skills in production, marketing, teamwork, and financial responsibility.
Children explore sustainable hospitality through photography, listing setup, and guest management, building confidence in service, responsibility, and eco‑friendly business practices.
Students partner with Aeta communities to harvest and sell honey, learning cultural respect, ecological responsibility, and practical marketing and sales skills.
This course is only available for the Spring Cohort, not all year round.
Learners create coconut‑based drinks, sweets, and products, practicing innovation, teamwork, and entrepreneurship while connecting business skills to local resources.
Children explore modern farming methods in limited spaces, learning sustainability, innovation, and enterprise through hands‑on vertical farming projects.
Students practice farming lessons, grow vegetables, and sell them, gaining skills in cultivation, marketing, teamwork, and financial responsibility.
Learners curate and manage creative exhibits, practicing organization, promotion, and entrepreneurship while showcasing artistic talent and teamwork.
This ensures learners experience the full cycle of entrepreneurship, from production and marketing to earning and managing profits, while reinforcing responsibility, independence, and real‑world financial skills.
| Time | Task |
|---|---|
| 8:00 – 9:00 | Morning Hike & Nature Connection |
| 9:00 – 10:30 | Core Learning Block |
| 10:30 – 10:45 | Mindfulness Break |
| 10:45 – 12:00 | Hands‑On Project Work |
| 12:00 – 13:30 | Lunch & Extended Break |
| 13:30 – 14:30 | Entrepreneurial Skills Lab |
| 14:30 – 15:00 | Reflection & Wrap‑Up |
Can’t make it to our Spring Cohort? Here are more dates!
₱12,129
Premium, all‑inclusive.
Families pick any week to join. Materials are provided so kids can complete a full mini‑venture in that week.
₱33,499
Condensed cycle.
Families provide or share materials. Focused on building and testing entrepreneurial projects.
₱54,899
Full program, best value per week.
Covers planning, creating, marketing, and earning from ventures, with families supplying materials.
Have questions or want to explore if our program is the right fit for your child? We’d love to connect. Book a call with us today and let’s talk about play, freedom, and community.
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