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Q1: How I can chose a Summer Camp for my child?

It's a question many parents struggle with. Some believe it is best to let kids roam and play in a way they rarely do these days. It takes them away from computers, TV, and other high-tech time-suckers, swapping them for conversation, fun, and games in a natural, multinational setting. And perhaps most important, camps are no-parent- zones. "Kids have to learn how to separate from their families and become resilient and independent. Camp gives them a safe way to take these steps

Q2: What actions are taken to ensure campers safety and wellbeing?

IThe safety and wellbeing of campers is the most essential part of the summer programs.
They are cared for from the moment they arrive at the destination airport, until the summer camp is over. All our camps are in residential schools and are 24 hours supervised by specially trained counselors, who provide s optimum guidance and care.

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Q3: How to prepare your child for camp?

  • - Label everything that your child is taking with them with a fabric marker or iron-on label.
  • - Make sure all health forms are completed. It is important to provide the camp all the necessary information, including potentially embarrassing things such as sleep walking or bed wetting.
  • - Have your child spend a night or two with a friend or grandparent so that he / she can experience sleeping away from home before camp.

Q4: Will my child be supervised at all times?

Yes, your child will be supervised at all times, and will be assigned a Peak Leader to look after his / her welfare during the day and night. One Peak Leader is assigned to every FIVE children according to gender. Children are not permitted to go off the site unless accompanied by a member of staff.


Q5: Will my child need any particular clothing or equipment?

All camps provide you with list of all items that your child may need according time and type of activates and the frequency they do the laundry.

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Q6: Can my child bring a mobile phone / computer console etc?

In our experience it is not advisable for children to bring these items with them as they will be too busy to use them. We take all next of kin details, so if contact with parents / guardians is necessary, this can be arranged by telephone.


Q7: What to bring:?

• Night clothes
• Dressing Gown
• Slippers
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Q8: What type of food will be provided?

Camps pay good attention to any special dietary requirements. They must be notified at least two weeks prior to arrival. Mainly they aim to provide all children with a healthy, balanced and high-energy diet during the course of their stay. Vegetarian or No pork options are available can be catered for.


Q9: How will my child be entertained in the evening?

Each camp operates an evening entertainment programme ranging from film nights to discos, talent shows or quizzes.

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Q10: Do I need to provide pocket money?

Its parent’s choice to provide pocket money for their child though it is highly recommended to allow them to handle money by themselves.


Q11: What if my child requires medication whilst on their stay?

Camp must be notified in advance of any medical complaints or illnesses and treatments required during child's stay. Therefore completion of the health forms is very important. Full records of treatment will be documented and parents / guardians will always be alerted in an emergency.

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