For the fourth straight year, the T&T Olympic Com­mit­tee and the Sco­tia­bank T&T Foun­da­tion part­nered in cre­at­ing an op­por­tu­ni­ty for young atheletes be­tween the ages of sev­en to 14 to ex­press them­selves and de­vel­op in a range prin­ci­ples at an Olympic Youth Camp in Ju­ly.

The camp took place in to­ba­go from Ju­ly 7-12 and in Trinidad from Ju­ly 21-25. It tar­get­ed na­tion­al ju­nior ath­letes with the aim of pre­serv­ing T&T's sport­ing and Olympic cul­ture. The first camp was held in 2010. The ath­letes en­gages in art, song, dance, sport and ed­u­ca­tion­al ses­sions. Dur­ing the camp, the young charges were chal­lenged and in­spired by the five Olympic prin­ci­ples–bal­ance be­tween body, mind and will, fair play, joy of ef­fort, re­spect for oth­ers and the pur­suit of ex­cel­lence. The dai­ly ed­u­ca­tion­al ses­sions in­clud­ed lead­er­ship, self es­teem, com­mu­ni­ca­tion, HIV/Aids aware­ness and Par­a­lympic sport (T&T Par­a­lympic Com­mit­tee).

The ath­letes were in­tro­duced to the fol­low­ing sports, blind hock­ey, cheer­lead­ing, vol­ley­ball and ten­nis as well as tra­di­tion­al games such as rounders, hop scotch, jump rope, foot­sie, morals and mar­ble pitch. The campers were al­so tak­en on zip lin­ing and aqua aer­o­bics field trips.