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Rotary International - District 1070
Central England Cultural
Youth Exchange Camp 2026
Last year we were approached to be part of Rotary International – District 1070 -Area 9 Youth Exchange Camp. As a result in August, we at Bradgate Rotary, will have the privilege of hosting an Ice Breaker Event for a group of 8 students from around Europe and beyond who will experience some of the historical, cultural and social aspects our area has to offer. Bradgate Park Trust have kindly agreed to help us make their first day a memorable one – so watch this space for details !
So, what’s it all about?
The Central England Cultural Youth Exchange Camp is a ten-day immersive experience designed for curious, openminded young adults who want to experience England beyond the surface and organised by our District but specifically some of the other local Rotary Clubs within our area
This is not a standard sightseeing trip. It is a shared cultural journey. They will blend history, nature, city life, conversation, and connection, alongside a small group of peers.
This camp brings together just 8 participants aged 18–25 joining us from across Europe and beyond, including Sweden, Taiwan, Croatia, Turkey, Italy, Romania, Slovenia, and Hungary. The group comprises six female and two male participants. This intimate size is deliberate as it creates an environment where meaningful friendships form quickly, conversations go deep, and every experience is truly shared.
This camp is designed to:
Over ten days, they will experience England through movement, stories, and shared discovery. This is learning by being there, history and culture experienced together. Their shared adventure will include:
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To know more contact Alan Rockey on 07584 683022 of hit the Contact button on this page
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