Youth village
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A youth village is a non-official village which contains dormitory, cafeteria and schools for youth. Many youth villages allow the possibility of youth living outside the village but coming to learn in one of its schools.
Youth villages normally begin to receive students after they finish primary education and allow them to visit their homes in weekends and holidays. Students leave the youth village after they finish secondary education.
More popular youth villages include other activities for youth outside the school hours as well, such as summer camps and pool activities.
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