  The AstroCamp is an academic excellence program in the field of astronomy and
physics for students in the last 3 years of pre-university education, which
often includes a course (or a significant part thereof) on Relativity. After an
introduction to the principles, goals and structure of the camp, I describe the
approach followed by camp lecturers (myself and others) for teaching Special
and General Relativity, and some lessons learned and feedback from the
students. I also provide some thoughts on the differences between the physics
and mathematics secondary school curricula in Portugal and in other countries,
and on how these curricula could be modernized.
