Top five reasons to send your child to a day camp this October

April 5, 2019
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Activities
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Cristina Russell

The first few weeks back at school can be tiring and busy, but luckily half term is on the cards. Why not book a day camp, where they can play with other children, make new friends and get stuck into new activities? With tailored programmes to suit 3-16 year olds and a great childcare solution for you during the school holidays, here are just some of the reasons why day camps are perfect for your child.

1. They will have an adventure

Many children are adventurous at heart, and we believe in nurturing their brave and bold side. Activities such as archery, quad biking and the slip ‘n’ slide (amongst others) are popular options for these young adventurers, and are great for confidence building.

2. Keeping active

Managing screen time with children is a challenge for any parent. Rest assured a day camp would keep your child entertained whilst also keeping them active and healthy. We have a huge variety of sports to get involved in and to try out for the first time. For the younger ones, we have fun sports such as ‘capture the flag’, softball and ‘kwik cricket’, amongst others; while the older groups can get in touch with their competitive side doing table tennis, rounders, fencing and more. These sports are not only great for keeping active, but will improve team building and leadership skills, and they will no doubt develop friendships from their games!

3. The chance to play

At Camp Beaumont, we love to have playtime. We certainly know that the younger groups in particular enjoy fun games and activities and in particular bouncy castles, messy play, teddy bears picnics, face paints and more! Other age groups also have the chance to enjoy trampolines and parachute games.

4. Getting creative

Creativity is something else we love to bring out in our guests, giving them a chance to bring ideas to life or to make something to take home with them. Day camps create an environment where children can broaden their imaginations, either through craft activities such as mask making and mosaics, or through talent shows for those stars in the making.

5. Try new things

Multi-activity camps expose children to new activities and experiences that they may not be familiar with - which is what makes it all the more exciting. The whole experience can be tailored with a specialist upgrade to nurture your child’s individual and growing interests. Our team is highly experienced in childcare, and make sure that each child is looked after, helping them to push their boundaries and to do as much as possible to get the best out of the activities on offer.

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You’re the only camp in the area that has truly made an effort to provide a great offering during these current times. You have saved me from insanity and provided my children some normality during the summer holidays and half term.

Parent, Claremont Fan School, October 2020
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