Nestled in the Cathedral precinct of historic Rochester and in the shadow of Rochester castle which boasts one of the finest Norman keeps in the country, King's Rochester is the oldest choir school and the second oldest school in the world.
With simply stunning facilities and a truly magical setting, King's Rochester is the perfect location for a kids holiday club adventure and offers ample choice of activities.
Please note that swimming is available from the age of 5.
We would love to welcome your child to Camp Beaumont. Day camps open at 8:30am for arrival no later than 9:15am and collection is between 4:30pm and 5:30pm.
To help busy parents and for ease, we have created a Parent Centre where you can find out all the information you need to know. As soon as you have made your booking, you will also receive a booking confirmation email with all the essential details.
Important information – our medical and information forms need to be completed online via your account ahead of camp and each time you book with us. Even if your child has been to camp before, you do need to check and confirm the declarations are still correct. For any other questions, please visit our Parent Centre or our FAQs.
King’s Rochester Nursery and Pre-Prep School, Lockington Grove, Rochester, ME1 1RH
Each camp programme is tailor-made by age group.
From the craft-loving 7 year old to the most energetic 10 year old, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Nursery-style care has never been more exhilarating. Each day is filled with activity sessions.
Remember how much energy you had at this age? Our new itinerary is jam-packed with activities.
Even more creative sessions and sports activities are thread through this programme.
Our smash hit programme for teens brings in more personal choice with our Chill and Choose sessions.
The staff are brilliant: enthusiastic, kind and engaged. The range of activities is great and the hours are really helpful for working parents. Most importantly our son always comes home happy and tired from a fun day.
