We talk a lot about the benefits of summer camp when it comes to aiding children in developing skills or making new friends, however, our camps are also designed to support busy parents throughout the school holidays.
Whether it was cooling off with super soakers and water fights during the unprecedented heatwave, or scaling indoor climbing walls on a drizzly day – we did it all this year! Each of our camps have something unique that keeps people coming back year after year, but what exactly did we get up to at some of our camps this year? Let’s take a look at some of the highlights…
If you ever struggle to get your kids to put down their phone and enjoy the nice summer weather, we’ve got you covered. Discover some of our top tips here.
Pablo Picasso once famously said: "Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life." And, according to recent research, he was right. Whether it be through colouring, sculpting, painting or drawing, art and craft-focused activities like these have been shown to have a huge effect on our health – both physically and mentally.
It’s important to introduce the idea of teamwork at as young an age as possible, to help children appreciate how much more efficient working together can be, instead of taking a more single-minded approach. Outdoor team building activities are a great way of encouraging this education.
After the pandemic, many children are struggling to cope and increasingly experience mental health issues following a period of isolation. Thankfully, however, as life begins to open up again, there are ample opportunities to help your child adjust, improve existing friendships and regain confidence by making new friends.
