Salamanca cathedral and river at golden hour
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Campus Bravo swimming pool
Teens pitching at Demo Day
Student Entrepreneurs  /  Holiday Camps  /  Salamanca, Spain
Early Bird — Save £100 | Ends 31 May 2026

They Won't Just Learn About Business.
They'll Build One.

One week. One UNESCO World Heritage city. 30 teenagers from across the world building real startups from scratch. Salamanca, Spain. 5–11 July 2026.

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📅 5–11 July 2026 🇪🇸 Spain Ages 14–17 All-Inclusive 1:8 Mentor Ratio ★ 5.0 Google Rating
The Programme

7 Days That Change Everything

Your child follows the same journey every startup founder takes — from discovering a problem worth solving to pitching a solution to real entrepreneurs.

1
Discover
Days 1–2
Arrive at campus, form teams, and learn to spot problems worth solving. Hit the streets of Salamanca to observe, question, and find your startup idea.
  • Entrepreneur DNA Workshop
  • Problem-spotting in the city
  • Team formation & ice-breakers
2
Build
Days 3–5
Validate your idea with real people, build a business model, and create a working prototype. This is where ideas become businesses.
  • Customer validation on the streets
  • Business Model Canvas
  • MVP build sprint
3
Pitch
Days 6–7
Polish your pitch, rehearse with mentors, then present to a panel of real entrepreneurs on Demo Day. Parents welcome.
  • Storytelling & pitch workshop
  • Demo Day presentations
  • Awards & certificates
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Tangible Results

What Campers Walk Away With

This isn't a course that ends with a vague certificate. Every camper leaves Salamanca with real, tangible deliverables they created themselves.

01

A Validated Business Idea

Not just any idea -- one that has been tested with real people on the streets of Salamanca. They will know if it works, and why.

02

A Working MVP or Prototype

A minimum viable product they built with their own hands. It might be a landing page, a physical model, or a service blueprint -- but it is real and it is theirs.

03

A Pitch Deck

A polished 5-minute pitch they delivered to real entrepreneurs on Demo Day. The story of their business, told with confidence.

04

A Business Model Canvas

The same one-page business plan used by Y Combinator startups. Value proposition, revenue model, customer segments -- all mapped out.

05

A PushPals Certificate

Formal recognition of completing a 7-day entrepreneurship intensive. Something for their CV, their UCAS application, and their bedroom wall.

06

Lifelong Connections

29 other ambitious teenagers from across the country. Mentors who remember their name. A network that lasts well beyond the week.

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Our Immersive Experience Partner

Native English Immersion Meets Entrepreneurship

We design the entrepreneurship curriculum. They deliver the immersive English residential experience. It's a combination that means your child builds a real startup while living, thinking, and communicating in English -- all week long.

Let's Go Native is a leading provider of immersive English camps across Spain and Portugal, staffed entirely by native English-speaking instructors. They manage Campus Bravo and all on-site logistics -- from accommodation and meals to safety and supervision -- creating a fully English-speaking environment where international students thrive.

With a 5.0 Google rating from 133+ verified reviews and over a decade of experience hosting thousands of students from across Europe and beyond, they are one of the most trusted operators in youth residential programmes.

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Let's Go Native operates under UK educational travel standards. All instructors are native English speakers and DBS-checked with safeguarding training.

Your Home for the Week

Campus Bravo, Salamanca

A purpose-built student campus with everything under one roof -- private rooms, full dining, a swimming pool, sports facilities, and dedicated workshop spaces. All inside a secure, gated campus.

🇪🇸 Located in Salamanca, Spain UNESCO World Heritage City 800+ Years of Education Safe & Walkable Student City
Outdoor swimming pool at Campus Bravo, Salamanca
Study room with Think Outside the Box sign at Campus Bravo
Students dining together in Campus Bravo restaurant
Football pitch and sports facilities at Campus Bravo
Student lounge with foosball and seating at Campus Bravo
Students playing basketball at Campus Bravo

Private Rooms

Single and double rooms with ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, and high-speed WiFi

Full-Board Dining

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day with dietary accommodations for all needs

Pool & Sports

Outdoor swimming pool, football pitch, basketball courts, tennis courts, and a fully equipped gym

Workshop Spaces

10+ classrooms with AV equipment and a 200-seat auditorium for Demo Day presentations

Logistics

Getting to Campus Bravo

Campus Bravo is easy to reach from across Europe and internationally. Here are your options -- and we're happy to help you plan.

🌎 International students welcome -- families travel from the UK, Europe, and beyond.

Avenida de la Merced 108, 37005 Salamanca, Spain

By Air

Madrid-Barajas (MAD) -- the main international airport. 2.5 hours from Salamanca by road or bus. Direct flights from major cities across Europe including London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Rome.

Salamanca Airport (SLM) -- 20 minutes from campus. Limited commercial flights but useful if available on your dates.

Low-cost carriers like Ryanair, easyJet, and Vueling connect Madrid to most European capitals.

By Train

Madrid to Salamanca -- approximately 1.5 hours on the AVE high-speed rail. Trains run frequently from Madrid-Chamartin station.

Combine with a flight to Madrid for a smooth door-to-door journey.

RENFE (Spain's rail operator) tickets can be booked at renfe.com.

Group Transfer from Madrid

We arrange a group transfer from Madrid-Barajas Airport to Campus Bravo on arrival day (Saturday 5 July).

Details and timing will be shared with registered families 4 weeks before camp.

Return transfer to Madrid-Barajas on departure day (Friday 11 July) also available.

This is the easiest option for parents who prefer a fully managed journey.

Drop-off at Campus Bravo

Saturday 5 July 2026, 3pm - 5pm

Arrive directly at Campus Bravo. Staff will be at the entrance to welcome families, show campers to their rooms, and answer any last questions. If using the group transfer, the bus arrives within this window.

Pick-up from Campus Bravo

Friday 11 July 2026, 5pm - 6pm

Collect your child from Campus Bravo after the Demo Day celebrations. If using the group transfer, the bus departs for Madrid-Barajas at 5pm.

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Limited to 30 Places

Invest in Their Future

One week that changes how they see themselves and what they're capable of. That's the return on this investment.

Save £100
£1,295
£1,195
per camper · 5–11 July 2026
Early bird pricing ends 31 May 2026
22 of 30 places remaining
Reserve Their Place
£297 deposit secures their place. Full refund if cancelled 30+ days before camp. No questions asked.

Everything that's included:

  • 7 nights at Campus Bravo
  • All meals included
  • Full 7-day programme
  • Expert mentors (1:8 ratio)
  • PushPals certificate
  • City walking tour
  • All campus facilities
  • Travel insurance
  • 24/7 on-site staff
Sibling Discount: 10% off the second child. Email hello@pushpals.com to apply.
£297 deposit secures their place. Remaining balance due by 1 June 2026.

Questions About This Camp

If your question is not here, email hello@pushpals.com -- we reply within 24 hours.

How do I get my child to Salamanca?
There are several options. The easiest is our group transfer from Madrid-Barajas Airport -- we arrange a coach that brings all campers directly to Campus Bravo on arrival day and returns them on departure day. Alternatively, you can fly into Madrid and take the AVE high-speed train to Salamanca (about 1.5 hours), or fly into the smaller Salamanca Airport (20 minutes from campus). Full travel guidance with recommended flights and timings is sent to all registered families 4 weeks before camp. We're also happy to help you plan -- just email us.
What are the rooms like at Campus Bravo?
Campus Bravo has single and double rooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, air conditioning, and WiFi. Rooms are modern, clean, and purpose-built for student accommodation. Campers can request to share with a friend, or we'll pair them with someone of a similar age. Room allocation is confirmed in the welcome pack sent before camp. All linen and towels are provided.
Is the campus safe?
Yes. Campus Bravo is a gated, secure campus with 24/7 on-site security and controlled entry. There is a medical centre on campus and first-aid trained staff available at all times. All PushPals and Let's Go Native staff are DBS-checked with safeguarding training and first aid certification. The staff-to-student ratio is 1:8. Campers are supervised at all times during activities and have scheduled free time within the secure campus grounds. We share our full safeguarding policy with all registered families.
What should they pack?
We send a detailed packing list with the welcome pack 4 weeks before camp. In general: casual clothes for workshops, activewear for sports, swimwear for the pool, a light jacket for evenings, comfortable walking shoes for the city tour, and sun protection (it's Spain in July). We recommend bringing a reusable water bottle, a notebook, and any personal items they need. Campus Bravo has laundry facilities available. Laptops or tablets are welcome but not required -- we provide all workshop materials.
Can I visit during the camp?
Parents are warmly invited to attend Demo Day on Friday 11 July, where teams pitch their businesses to a panel of entrepreneurs. It's the highlight of the week and a genuinely exciting event. We also offer a livestream option for parents who cannot travel to Salamanca. During the rest of the week, we provide daily updates via email and a private photo gallery so you can follow their journey without disrupting the programme.
What happens if they get homesick?
It's completely normal, especially for first-time residential campers. Our pastoral care team is experienced and trained to support young people who are away from home. We have quiet check-ins, access to phone calls home at agreed times, and a structured daily programme that keeps campers engaged and connected to their teams. In our experience, most homesickness resolves within the first 24-48 hours as friendships form and the programme gets underway. If a camper is struggling, we'll contact you directly to discuss the best approach together.
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30 Places. One Incredible Week.

Salamanca, 5-11 July 2026. When they look back at the summer that changed everything, this will be the week they're talking about.

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