Just Camp It
It may seem like there are a lot more holidays than days when school is in session but fret not because we have you covered. Whether your child is off for a couple of days or a couple of weeks, there are holiday camps aplenty ranging from coding for kids to music and language to arts.
Should your children (7-12 years) choose to accept it, their enrolment in Mission Impossible 2.5 Camp (April 3-7) will entail preparing to become trainee special agents and working together to stop Dr. Evil from conquering Singapore. For kids who are interested in scientific evolution, Dr. Who Camp running from April 10-14 is right up their alley. Taking inspiration from Archimedes, Da Vinci and Farady, kids will travel back in time to research history and then go forth to explore crazy future science.
Coding has become synonymous with learning. Kids are picking up this skill left, right and center and coding studios are moving fast to capture their attention and interest. From April 4-13, First Code Academy is running a range of camps for kids aged 5 and above, touching on topics including Scratch, 3D Unity, Javascript, Minecraft Modding, Mobile App Development and more. Let’s stop hacking and start coding!
Where technology is an important part of kids’ lives so is maintaining an active lifestyle and this is where Savitar holiday camps step in. Suitable for all ages and levels from 4-14 years, its sessions encourage kids to pick up technical tips and develop leadership skills through fun games.
For kids who love performing and being in the spotlight, enrolment in the Evolve Arts April holiday camps is a must. This is also a great opportunity for kids who are shy and reserved and need a little encouragement to express themselves. Passionate teachers will encourage kids by boosting their confidence and exposure through various, singing, dancing and drama activities.
Especially themed for the Easter holidays (April 3-13), The Language Boutique’s holiday camps will teach your little learners the tools to craft short stories. Kids 6-8 years can look forward to boosting their writing skills through arts, and crafts activities and creative flair.
What’s the Story and Kavita Rajput Art
The (Art) of Storytelling – Inside Out is a 3-day camp where kids aged 7-10 years, can look forward to creating exciting stories filled with drawings and drama. Participants will be encouraged to dig deep into their imagination and bring forth detailed depictions about themselves and the world around them. An immersive experience filled with creativity, flair and self-awareness.