Step outside the classroom and discover the outdoors through adventure, teamwork, and leadership. This twelve week programme combines movement, outdoor exploration, and practical challenges in some of Copenhagen's most beautiful natural spaces, including Ryparken, Jægersborg Dyrehave, and Hareskoven.

Designed for High School students, the programme is inspired by place based learning and environmental education. Rather than simply teaching about sustainability, students build a genuine connection with nature through shared experiences, physical activities, creative problem solving, and reflection.

Each week brings a new challenge, from team building games and forest navigation to shelter building, nature photography, renewable energy projects, and student led expeditions. Along the way, participants develop leadership, communication, resilience, collaboration, and environmental awareness while enjoying an active and engaging learning experience.

Who: High School students

When: Thursdays after 15:00

Duration: 12 week programme

Fee: 1,200 DKK per term

Sign ups: write to Anton officeanton2025@gmail.com 

Whether you enjoy outdoor adventure, teamwork, or simply want to try something different after school, Wilderness Leadership and Movement offers a unique opportunity to grow as a leader while exploring the natural world around Copenhagen.

Anton Pascu – Facilitator, Wilderness Leadership & Movement

Anton is a dedicated outdoor educator who believes in the power of nature to build resilience and teamwork. He holds a degree in Outdoor Pedagogy from Malmö University, where he specialized in leading outdoor education initiatives with an emphasis on sustainability. Anton has extensive practical experience in the wild, having worked as an Adventure Guide in Romania, where he led student expeditions and nature trips lasting up to seven days. He has also worked extensively with youth aged 10-16 at Gademix in Denmark, prioritizing safe bases, inclusivity, and outdoor camp explorations. Anton is passionate about helping high school students disconnect from screens, engage with their local environment, and develop practical leadership skills outdoors.