Look closer at nature.
How has the water changed since yesterday? What creature makes that sound? Drawing or writing down what we notice can be the beginning of an inquiry.

The lake changing colour. A laugh shared across languages. A meal made with your own hands. Small experiences can open up a child’s world.
Worldschool camps are planned several times a year.
Meet on the lake, play together and share everyday life. A little adventure beyond the usual routine, for children and adults alike.
Dates, ages, fees and booking announcements will be shared here once confirmed.
Ask about a family staySomeone sings, a child listens. Little ones, older children and adults share the same roof. These ordinary moments belong in the learning we want to nurture here.




These photos record time spent here; they do not guarantee specific activities at future camps.
Worldschooling means learning through travel, everyday life, nature, cultures and the people we meet. It treats the world as a classroom, and looks different for every family.
It does not describe one particular campus or curriculum. Books and focused study can sit alongside learning driven by something a child wants to understand right now.
Read more about worldschooling ↗At SaaiJai, we want to grow a place where families can stay and let learning become part of daily life. Adults join children in trying things for the first time. This is the learning space we hope to build.
SaaiJai’s electricity is off-grid, independent of the power grid. With limited water, electricity and food supplies, we have a chance to pause and notice what we usually take for granted.
Where does this water come from? How can we share the power we have? How much food will we actually eat? Small questions in daily life open a door to understanding our connection with nature and each other.
Close the tap. Switch off an unused light. Take what you can eat and share with someone. Small actions support our shared life. We want children and adults to discover that connection together.
Limits invite us to be inventive. Sharing brings joy. Let life here become learning that stays with us when we return home.
How has the water changed since yesterday? What creature makes that sound? Drawing or writing down what we notice can be the beginning of an inquiry.
Trade greetings, play together, talk about food from home. Even when the words are missing, wanting to connect gives us a reason to try.
Count ingredients, set the table, care for a shared space. A wish to try can become the pleasure of doing something useful for others.

Some days are for joining in; others are for watching. We want to respect each child’s pace. Parents can share the surprise and explore an unanswered question alongside them.
May the people and places you meet here stay in your family’s conversations long after you leave. Let’s make that time together.

Leave room in the schedule and get to know life on the lake. General stays require at least 2 guests and 2 nights; 3 or more are encouraged.
Ask about a stay with other families, a learning community or an exclusive group booking. Tell us the children’s ages, group size and what you would like to explore.
SaaiJai family (DAO) offers a way to stay involved in building the village. Members are asked to stay for at least 3 nights.
This page shares our vision for a learning space. It is not enrolment for a permanent school, childcare or regular classes. Programme details, dates and fees will be shared once confirmed.
We envisage children staying with their guardians. Please discuss waterside supervision and age-appropriate activities before booking.
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