Deliberate Detour

Deliberate Detour 

They offer 2-week programs in Cusco, where they:

  • Provide opportunities to learn through experience
  • Behave like summer camp
  • Support personal growth 
  • Offer some structure and some space for play

Daily schedule:

8:30 – 10:00 am Spanish tutoring, optional

9:30 – 10:00 am Drop off. Daily fresh fruit snack. Coffee and connection for parents

10:00 – 10:30am Morning Circle with intention-setting, the plan for the day, or more

10:30 – 12:00 pm Morning activity. See our program page for information on this hub’s activities

12:00 – 1:00 pm Vegetarian lunch. Meals reflect culture and cuisine while being kid-friendly

1:00 – 2:30 pm Afternoon activity. May be at the hub space or in the community

2:30 – 3:00 pm Closing Circle. Reflection on the day, gentle reminders, or preparation for tomorrow

3:00 – 3:30 pm Pick-up window

For more information visit: CUSCO DETAILS – Deliberate Detour

Sacred Roots

Sacred Roots

Worldschool Hub in the Sacred Valley, Cusco, open year-round for families who want to learn, explore, and live in community

They offer a holistic education that:

  • Integrates creativity, movement, and project-based learning to engage every type of intelligence through real-world exploration
  • Encourages curiosity and self-expression through art, music, and free play, inspiring creative exploration and discovery
  • Honors emotional well-being and individuality through empathy, mindfulness, and authentic connection
  • Embraces neurodivergent children through conscious parenting, compassion, adaptability, and mindful understanding

Daily Structure:

3–5 hours of flexible learning, with the rest of the time open for adventure, play, and rest.

For more information visit: https://sacred-roots.lovable.app

Project World School

Project World School

The 2026 Cusco & Sacred Valley Retreat is a 15-day immersive learning-community based in the heart of Peru’s Andes, where ancient history and vibrant living culture intertwine. Centered in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, this retreat invites teens to step into the world of the Incas—experiencing their enduring legacy through archaeology, traditional artisan practices, Andean mysticism, farming, and sustainability.

Schedule (subject to shift):

Day 1  – Arrive in Cusco- Meet and greet
Day 2 – Ice Breakers through Improv
Day 3 – Chocolate Making, Planetarium at night
Day 4 – Qoricancha & Museums
Day 5 – Flute Making
Day 6 – Farm stay day 1 – Chicha preparation, cooking, and farm 
Day 7 – Farm stay day 2, bread making, history and feast – return to Cusco late night
Day 8 – Sessions & Day of Rest
Day 9 – Day of Service 
Day 10 – Visit Salt Terraces, Ollantaytambo  
Day 11 – Travel to Santa Teresa – Natural Hot Springs
Day 12 – Hike to Machu Picchu
Day 13 – Visit the enigmatic Machu Picchu, return via train
Day 14 – Despacho Ceremony + Closing Celebration!
Day 15 – Board national flight from Cusco to Lima, then return board flights back to your home country

For more information visit: https://projectworldschool.com/cusco-2026/

Harmony Alternative
Harmony Alternative

Harmony alternative

They offer a 7-week programme (October – November) in the breathtaking Sacred Valley of Peru, where learners become immersed in Andean culture, history, language, and the natural world through place-based, inquiry-led learning.

  • Global Classroom (ages 10–15): Older learners follow an interdisciplinary curriculum led by qualified educators, blending academic rigour with real-world experiences. Learning is driven by inquiry, projects, reflection, and authentic engagement with local communities, while remaining aligned with international standards and optional IB pathways.
  • Roots (ages 5–9): Younger learners explore the same themes through play, creativity, storytelling, outdoor exploration, and hands-on experiences designed specifically for younger children.

The programme begins with one week of pre-term preparation, followed by seven weeks of immersive learning in Peru, and concludes with two weeks of guided reflection and portfolio work, giving learners the opportunity to consolidate their learning and celebrate their growth.

Families live nearby and travel together as a community, while learners attend the programme each weekday with a team of qualified facilitators. Throughout the term they support families with accommodation recommendations, local information, and building a strong community of worldschooling families.

The Peru term is the first stage of their South America pathway, continuing into Argentina and Chile, allowing families to join for a single term or continue the full academic year.

For more information visit: Harmony Alternative | Holistic Education