Living together classroom pack

A first camp, new friends and a powerful lesson in freedom.

Nandi eagerly awaits her first camp, unaware of the adventure ahead. An excursion takes her to Robben Island, a place shaped by Nelson Mandela’s imprisonment and the struggle for freedom. As the visit unfolds, history becomes tangible and raises new questions. Surrounded by children she barely knows, Nandi also learns to listen, cooperate and trust the group. The day shows her that unity creates courage and that friendship makes every discovery more meaningful.

A puzzling map leads two friends towards the language of the heart.

In Nkhata Bay, beside the clear waters of Lake Malawi, Alinafe and Takondwa are known for their curiosity and generosity. Their lives change when an old man hands them a puzzling map to a treasure hidden in the Queen’s Palace. The quest brings many encounters and chances to help one another. The farther they travel, the less the treasure resembles a precious object. The friends discover that the greatest wealth lives in open hearts and that kindness can be understood without speaking the same language.

In Kumasi, Afia’s treasure is not made of gold, but of truth.

Afia dreams of adventure and mystery in the historic Ghanaian city of Kumasi. When she hears of a hidden treasure, she bravely sets off through paved lanes and majestic sites in the Ashanti capital. Yet what she seeks is unlike ordinary riches. Each clue brings her closer to a truth that some would rather keep buried. Afia discovers that honesty casts a light more precious than gold and that truth, like oil, always rises to the surface in the end.

In Ouidah, two friends learn to approach history with respect.

Yawa and Adjara are inseparable friends with complementary personalities: one lively and curious, the other thoughtful and wise. A story about Ouidah’s Door of No Return awakens their desire to understand this place of pain and memory. They decide to visit together. As the past becomes more tangible, the visit calls for listening, sensitivity and care. The friends learn that respect embraces history, people and relationships alike, and that it is the key to living together in harmony.

At Thaba Bosiu, Naledi receives an inheritance both strong and fragile.

In Lesotho’s mountains stands Thaba Bosiu, a sacred place linked to the birth of a nation. Naledi grows up proud to descend from King Moshoeshoe I and aware of the responsibility carried by her family history. An adventure through the hills soon tests an important relationship. She discovers that trust resembles the mountains around her: built slowly layer by layer, yet weakened in an instant by careless action. Her heritage teaches her to keep her word, act responsibly and protect precious bonds.

At Mutsamudu Palace, Ahamada seeks a treasure hidden between hearts.

On Anjouan, Ahamada grows up at Mutsamudu Royal Palace, surrounded by his adoptive family’s affection. Stories from his mother and Rahima, the elderly guardian, feed his fascination with the palace’s past. He imagines happiness hidden behind a secret door or at the end of a distant journey. Exploration gradually reveals a treasure much closer. The love he receives, the bonds he builds and each shared stage matter more than the palace’s riches. Ahamada learns that the path itself becomes precious when travelled with curiosity and gratitude.