Muster Academy

Every summer, we invite you to grow together at our educational summer camp, “MUST'eriai Attacked by Mosquitoes”! Located in Pocynė, this camp has been attracting young people for five years—those who appreciate valuable experiences and meaningful content. Here, you will make new friends, embark on unforgettable adventures, laugh a lot, play, and learn new skills that will help you better understand yourself and others.

Every day, the camp will feature guest lecturers, mentors, and coordinators—professionals who design educational materials in a way that ensures campers not only develop but also have fun. Our goal is for all educational content to have lasting value: after the camp, young people return home with a deeper understanding of their personalities and improved interpersonal skills.

A highly experienced team will lead the camp, ensuring that every moment is thoughtfully planned—there’s no time for boredom! Five times a day, the estate’s host will spoil campers with delicious, homemade meals prepared with love. The beautifully located estate is reserved exclusively for your children, offering dedicated spaces for education, evening talks on the veranda, a sauna, a lake designed for safe swimming, football, and many other activities that campers will explore as they grow.

Camp Mentors (subject to change each year):

Laura Šukienė – Founder and director of MUSTer Academy, expert in body language and human typology, mentor at www.idialogue.lt, and youth career consultant at www.sukiene.lt.

Gintarė Šabasevičienė – MUSTer Academy mentor and student companion. A graduate in business and marketing from Northumbria University, marketing project manager, and for seven years, a dedicated educator sharing knowledge with children and teenagers. Creates educational content, writes articles, helps kids discover their talents, and teaches goal-setting.

Mindaugas Daraškevičius – A charismatic idea generator, inspirer, and motivator. Co-founder, partner, and networking expert behind multiple brands. Skilled in leveraging social capital, finding new recommendations, and monetizing them for business growth. Also, co-founder and co-owner of "OFFLINE GAME CLUB".

Dainius Palivonas – Founder of "Impro Academy," with 10 years of stage and event experience, hosting over 120 events and training sessions annually. Improvisation trainer, professional event host, licensed public speaking coach (since 2015), licensed "Godopoco" trainer (since 2017), lecturer at the Social Sciences College, host of LRT TV show "Sąžinės balsas" (2012), and participant in multiple TV projects.

Rūta Jakubauskienė – Expert in human resources and behavioral psychology, certified in neuroeducation since 2018. Further training with Liudmila Lebedeva and advanced neuroscience studies at LSMU and VU universities.

Camp mentors and programs are subject to updates and modifications based on group sessions.

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For additional information, contact us:

📧 Email: admin@muster.lt
📞 Phone: +370-615-35-153

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Choosing the Right Summer Camp for Your Child

When selecting a summer camp, parents often wonder: "Will this camp suit my child's personality?" Some children are quiet and reserved, while others are highly active. Some have unique hobbies, making parents worry about whether they will fit in.

Every child is unique, and it is precisely these differences that give our camp meaning—helping kids learn about themselves and others while fostering self-acceptance. No matter their interests, the camp nurtures essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills. Most importantly, kids create lifelong memories and gain invaluable experiences.

How Will Your Child Benefit from Our Camp?

1. Dedicated Mentors

Campers are constantly guided by caring, experienced mentors who emphasize experiential learning. The result? Increased self-esteem, leadership, and respect for oneself and others. Mentors ensure each camper feels valued, capable, and included, turning even simple moments into meaningful, engaging lessons.

2. Community Building

We emphasize shared goals. Through various activities—painting, learning, singing, dancing, acting, and sports—campers develop a strong sense of community. They encounter diverse perspectives, learn to appreciate differences, and understand the value of teamwork.

3. A Safe Environment

The entire campsite is reserved exclusively for our campers, ensuring no external visitors. A structured daily schedule provides stability, balancing education and fun equally. Additionally, the on-site pond is adapted for safe swimming, and all children are insured against accidents.

4. Educational Activities

During summer, children can become disengaged from learning. Our camp offers diverse activities, allowing campers to explore creative, logical, and physical challenges while staying intellectually stimulated.

5. Healthy Lifestyle

Studies show that only 1 in 3 children is physically active daily. Our camp promotes healthy nutrition and active lifestyles, with five meals a day and various physical activities to boost energy, reduce stress, and build confidence.

6. Confidence and Self-Worth

Unlike the competitive school environment, we encourage personal achievements. While schools measure success through grades, our camp values the development of skills and personal growth.

7. Connection with Nature

We encourage kids to disconnect from technology and spend more time outdoors, stimulating all five senses. Time in nature improves physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

8. Overcoming Challenges

Camp teaches children resilience. For example, if they don’t win a game, they learn to practice, improve, and keep trying—valuable lessons for real-life challenges.

9. Teamwork Development

Through team-based activities, campers enhance communication, emotional intelligence, and leadership skills. They learn that collaboration is often the best way to accomplish tasks.

10. Fun and Engaging Games

All recreational activities are designed to develop creative thinking and imagination while providing a safe space for self-expression. Campers learn to navigate social situations, resolve conflicts, and build negotiation skills.

11. Encouraging Independence

Time away from parents is essential for self-identity development. At camp, kids explore their interests, recognize strengths and weaknesses, and learn to trust their instincts rather than relying solely on parents or teachers. Independence is a crucial step toward becoming a self-sufficient adult.