Frequently Asked Questions - general

Questions Camp is an after-school enrichment program for children aged 10-19 (grades 5-12), which helps them develop inquiry and critical-thinking skills such as question asking and media literacy, among others.

Asking questions is a uniquely powerful  tool.  spurs learning and the exchange of ideas, and fuels innovative thinking. Great questions help children broaden their thinking, set clear goals, build stronger relationships, and prepares them to excel at problem-solving and innovation.

The following articles from Harvard Business Review explore several ways question-asking helps people thrive: 

The Surprising Power of Questions

The Art of Asking Great Questions

Relearning the Art of Asking Questions

Questions Camp is suitable for children aged 10-19 (grades 5-12). Children are organized according to their curiosity profile, not their age group. Consequently, their curiosity-peers and working groups will differ according to strengths and areas of growth on their curiosity profile.

Questions Camp is an after-school program with no bounded period. The initial package sign up will be for 3 months. The programs have free entry and exit, meaning that parents can un-enroll children at any time. 

Trained camp facilitators run Questions Camp twice a week. There will be one camp facilitator for every 10 children. Camp facilitators come from education or psychology backgrounds, and must pass testing and be certified before becoming a facilitator. All camp facilitators will be directly employed and mobilized by FlourishEd.

Schools can apply for an institutional contract to host Questions Camp as an extracurricular program for students. Due to resource limitations, we are only able to offer the Question Camp through partner schools. If you are interested in applying to enroll your school as a select partner, please contact us at:

Nepal team:

Hiranya Upreti

Country Coordinator

Phone: +977-9851331706

Email: 

FlourishEd: Human Flourishing in Action

Info@QuestionsCamp.com (preferred)

Attn: Questions Camp Enrollment

8690 Virginia Pkwy 831

Mckinney, TX 75071

Phone: +1 (443) 540-9242

Questions Camp partner schools enter an institutional contract to host Question Camp as an extracurricular program for their students. The partner school provides the physical space and equipment for the program and has freedom to set  the enrollment fee parents should pay for the program.  As part of the contract with FlourishEd,  the partner school will pay a per-student enrollment fee to operate Questions Camp. For more information, please contact us at:

FlourishEd: Human Flourishing in Action

info@questionscamp.com (preferred)

Attn: Questions Camp Enrollment
8690 Virginia Pkwy 831
Mckinney, TX 75071
Phone: +1 (443) 540-9242

Questions Camp partner schools are responsible for providing the physical space and equipment required for Questions Camp. Schools also provide a Point of Contact (POC) who will be responsible for coordinating with FlourishEd and providing support to students of Questions Camp for issues that require immediate attention. Questions Camp partner schools are free to set the enrollment fees per-child for their Questions Camp program.

Questions Camp partner schools are leaders in innovation. Partner schools can expect to gain improved academic excellence in Questions Camp attendees, the opportunity to receive publicity through attendees' demonstration of curiosity projects, and reputation for being the first ones to launch an innovative scheme.

We are actively working to make the services available to all children and parents. For now, the services are only available through selected partner schools. You can reach out to your school and request them to set up the partnership. We are taking only a limited number of schools as partners this year on a first-come, first-served basis.

Parents receive a curiosity profile report for their children every quarter, which they can use to review each child's progress and areas for improvement. Cultivating curiosity is a long journey and parents should be patient and encourage their children to continue exploring their curiosity over time.

Parents can support their children by familiarizing themselves with the types of critical inquiry children are learning at Curiosity Camp and practicing it with the child at home. Consider asking your child to share what inquiry techniques and methods they are learning and invent a way to try those together.

Parents can also support the curiosity journey by reviewing the child's curiosity profile report each quarter and asking the child curious questions about their experience with curiosity. Here are a few suggestions:

• What part of being curious is your favorite? What surprises you about being curious?
• How can you be curious every day? What do you think it would be like if you're curious every day?
• What makes it hard to be curious? What might help with that?

Enrollment fees for Questions Camp will be set by the partner school hosting the camp to cover the cost of running this as an extracurricular program.

And parents should expect their children to become more curious over time, potentially asking more investigative questions during daily interactions. Happily, there are no known negative impacts of children cultivating critical-inquiry skills; rather, research shows that inquiry skills can improve a person's relationships and professional success.

If parents or schools feel they are not getting results as expected, FlourishEd and our facilitators are available to deep-dive on individual cases. Moreover, we encourage free entry and exit - any parent/children who feel they are not gaining much can leave the camp at any quarter.