SMART CAMP 2022

Wemoment; On the day of departure, take a shuttle bus from Kowloon Tong MTR Station or Drive direct to Wemoment

Life is full of challenges, and outdoor activities are no exception, and risk is an integral part of life. However, we place great emphasis on safety, with instructor-to-child ratios, strict risk management and external accreditation, so that children can concentrate on their training in a safe environment. We employ highly trained instructors and monitor their performance on a regular basis to ensure continuity of training. All equipment is carefully checked to ensure that it meets or exceeds industry standards. Risks cannot be completely avoided, but through rigorous management we can minimise the chance of accidents occurring.

Of course you can. Experience in outdoor activities is not essential and there are very few applicants who would not normally be suitable for certain activities. During the course, instructors will teach you the necessary skills to ensure a safe and smooth activity.

It is not uncommon for children to feel homesick, but we believe that this is an opportunity for them to grow up. Our team is trained to accompany young children through this stage and overcome it.

Mobile phones and tablets will be locked away in personal luggage but will not be used during the training period. There will be a designated time each day for trainees to communicate with their families and share their daily antics.

Our instructors will assess the severity of the injury and the first aid and, if possible, the trainee can continue with the training. If a trainee requires medical follow-up, the team of Life Growth Factors will make appropriate arrangements, inform family and guardians of the situation and keep in contact with them at all times. All injuries will be reported and followed up with the Safety Management Team.

Minor injuries are inevitable. Our instructors are certified in Advanced Outdoor First Aid or above and they carry proper first aid equipment with them 24 hours a day. In an unfamiliar outdoor environment, superficial injuries are inevitable and there have been instances of illness during the course.