Worldschool Antigua
The Antigua Worldschool Hub offers a vibrant and culturally immersive program for children aged 3 to 12 in the heart of the beautiful, UNESCO-listed city of Antigua, Guatemala. Running for three weeks, the hub blends creativity, cultural education, and outdoor adventure into a well-rounded experience. Children will explore art, Mayan farming techniques, and Guatemalan traditions while developing hands-on skills like organic soap making, bracelet weaving, and herbalism. Activities are designed to engage kids in physical, mental, and creative growth, fostering a deeper connection to Guatemala’s rich cultural heritage.
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Meet the Team
Alana & Bevan (Hosts): Passionate about fostering worldschooling opportunities, Alana and Bevan bring their love for Antigua and its culture to the program. As long-time worldschooling parents now living in Antigua, they are committed to creating a welcoming and enriching experience for families.
Manos De Maya: Educates children on traditional Guatemalan clothing and its history, offering a unique cultural perspective.
Eco Farms Antigua: Guides children in Mayan farming techniques and environmental stewardship.
Venue Details
The hub is set in an eco farm located in the picturesque town of Antigua, renowned for its cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and proximity to natural wonders like volcanoes and Lake Atitlán. With a focus on community and cultural immersion, the venue offers children a safe, inspiring space for learning and exploration.
Cancellation Policy
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What's Included
All activities and resources, daily lunch, cultural experiences and workshops, farm incursions and volunteering opportunities.
Reviews
Alana and her team provide a caring and fun environment for kids to thrive. Our kids (11yo, 6yo, 5yo) have attended two hubs now and each one has enriched our kids lives. There are structured activities, but also a lot of spaces for the kids to take time for themselves or play in a small group if they don’t want to participate in the current activity – play areas, soccer field, climbing wall, huge garden, rabbits. We appreciate this flexibility as each of our kids have a different learning style. There were a couple of social conflicts with our kids in the first one, but it was handled professionally and with love. These were great learning opportunities for our kids. I would recommend this program to any family looking for semi-structured education for their children.