Holiday Camps for Children

Combining the useful and the pleasant is always seen as an attractive option. When it comes to camping, this seems to be the case not only for children, but also for their parents. Themed camps are both fun and beneficial as they allow participants to spend time in the company of peers from different countries, helping to develop communication skills, to take a break from homework and daily surroundings, whilst replenishing energy levels and emotions. It is often the case that adults share their fantastic childhood memories, and that these are undoubtedly associated with adventures in summer camps, singing along to the guitar, evening bonfires and with new friends.

In the United Kingdom, there is a large industry for children’s holiday entertainment, including the scout movement, which first originated in England. Holiday camps are usually organised by private schools and colleges that, in turn, enable the use of their vast technological and financial reserves in the organisation of leisure activities, additional education and sporting events for children. They place a strong emphasis on the children’s safety and security, so parents can be assured of their child’s wellbeing.

Diving into an alternative linguistic atmosphere increases confidence levels among young people and promotes open-mindedness. These aspects will certainly have positive repercussions in the future, no matter what path your child will decide to take.

Choosing a fitting camp may be a time-consuming activity, especially for those who are facing this decision for the first time. In order to avoid mistakes and to save time, it is best to contact specialists in this field. The Mercury Education team can provide qualified assistance when choosing and booking of a suitable option for your child’s holiday. Call us or send us an enquiry via the online feedback form.