Here’s a rundown of everything you need to know to before you book your child’s place:

Holiday Camp Essentials

We want every child to have an incredible experience, every time. For that to happen, we ask that they come fully prepared for the day ahead. Here’s what they need:

Weather appropriate clothing

Children will be taking part in a range of exciting activities, which may be indoors or outside. The weather can be unpredictable at the best of times, but it’s crucial to check the forecast and pack them a bag with the clothing they’re likely to need.

If it’s raining – they need a coat, even if it’s a thin one. If it’s going to be hot, please consider shorts rather than trousers. For some courses, we even suggest a change of clothes – just in case.

Sunscreen

The essential component for a week of fun in the sun. It’s great when the sun is shining, and it can make each week of the school holidays that bit more memorable, but the sun has its dangers too – especially in the height of summer.

We’ve teamed up with Melanoma Fund to bring you the ‘outdoor kids sun safety code’:

PREPARE: Try and ensure you put suncream on before leaving the house. If you’re attending one of our holiday camps, always apply sun cream before arrival.

PROTECT: Along with sunscreen, always wear a hat (and sunglasses if you can) during hot summer days. SPF30 or above is recommended by our partners at the Melanoma Fund.

SHADE: Avoid direct sunlight during peak sunshine hours, especially at lunchtime. Seek shade whenever possible.

HYDRATE: Make sure you drink lots of water to keep you hydrated. When attending a Premier Education holiday camp, please bring a refillable water bottle to top up throughout the day!

LEAD BY EXAMPLE: Take pride in being a good influence and show your sun protection measures to others, encouraging them to do the same!

Make sure your child comes with adequate sunscreen protection, as our camp leaders will be asking them to apply it regularly throughout the day.