Adventure Catalogue
Real-world Adventures,
designed as developmental arcs.
Every BTFL Adventure asks children to interview, build, decide, contribute, and reflect.
Adventure Catalogue
Every BTFL Adventure asks children to interview, build, decide, contribute, and reflect.
What an Adventure looks like
No Adventures match those filters — try a different combination.
Children study how nature solves problems — from ant colonies to spider silk — and apply the same principles to real design challenges. Learning from 3.8 billion years of R&D.
Half-day · 3–4 hrsSource an idea, validate it with real people, build a prototype, and pitch to a panel. The feedback is unfiltered. So is the learning when the panel asks a question you didn't prepare for.
Full dayForest exploration, deliberate discomfort, and decisions made without a safety net. Children discover that resilience isn't a feeling — it's a practice that compounds over time.
Full dayStructured practice presenting ideas to a real, unfamiliar audience — with feedback after each round. Not performance training. The skill of knowing what you mean and saying it clearly.
Half-day · 3–4 hrsSolve a complex problem with limited resources and a ticking clock. Roles shift, plans collapse, and the group must adapt in real time. That's not a side effect — it's the whole point.
Half-day · 3–4 hrsA real brief, real materials, and real constraints. Children design and build something from scratch — then explain why every decision was made. The process matters as much as the outcome.
Half-day · 3–4 hrsEvery choice has trade-offs. Every trade-off has consequences. A structured simulation where children learn to think several moves ahead — and sit with the outcomes of their decisions.
Half-day · 3–4 hrsNavigate Singapore's infrastructure using only a map, a brief, and a team. Decision-making under pressure with real consequences — including the ones that come when the group disagrees.
2 daysThree days. One complete cycle: find a problem worth solving, build something real, get it in front of people, and present what you'd do differently. The full experience of making something new.
3-day intensiveThe progression system
The Passport is the physical document each child receives at Basecamp. Inside it: the founders' opening Field Notes, the Route for the months ahead, and a Stamp recorded from every Adventure along the way.
The Passport is built to last. Pages fill. Stamps accumulate. At each Waypoint, the founders refresh it with what's changed. It is a slow document — a long-form record of who a child is becoming, in the founders' words, with the child's own work alongside.
Membership
After the Pilot, BTFL runs as a monthly membership at S$280/month — 100 credits to spend however you like across BTFL Adventures. Basecamp is S$320 one-time. The first twelve children join the full six-month expedition — Basecamp plus membership — for S$600 bundled.
Ready to start?
BTFL opens to its first twelve children — by application — at a founding rate. Read the full Pilot page to learn what we're building, then apply if it's a fit.