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.
Spending more time outdoors can greatly benefit a child’s physical, mental and societal development. Whether it be a game of rounders at the park, a swim at the local beach or a kickabout in the garden, encouraging your children to spend more time outdoors could make a significant difference to their overall health and wellbeing.
Today we’re launching our Big Summer Bounce Back initiative in order to play our part in supporting the continuation of children's development throughout the school holidays. We have lots of things coming up in the next few weeks so keep and eye out on our social channels.
From reducing stress and anxiety to increasing resilience, adventure camps are a brilliant way to improve your child's wellbeing. Indeed, whether they are struggling with confidence or just need a pick me up, check out why adventure camps are proven to improve children's mental health inside.
Wondering how to keep your child entertained during their school holidays? Whether they enjoy football or baking, are shy or outgoing, adventure camps provide something for everyone. Discover their many benefits and more below.
